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Frangipani cosmetics – sensual care & exotic fragrance

Frangipani cosmetics , Plumeria Alba Flower Extract, Frangipani, Tempelbaum

The frangipani tree belongs to the Plumeria species (family of dogwood plants) and is mainly found in India, the Caribbean islands and South America. In India, it is also known as the ‘temple tree’ because it often grows in close proximity to religious buildings. The small tree can grow to a height of several metres…

Free From …

In the cosmetics industry, there is currently a new trend that is gaining popularity. Clean Beauty or free from beauty is the buzzword, with “clean” in this context meaning “free from …”. However, exactly how Free from beauty is defined is often purely a matter of interpretation, because the term is currently not yet subject…

Frotox cooling method

Frotox cooling method

Frotox cooling method is one of new cosmetic treatments. Sooner or later, everyone develops wrinkles. When they first become noticeable varies, as the process depends on many factors. Genetic predisposition, individual lifestyle and, ultimately, diet are just some of the aspects on which the development of wrinkles depends. In principle, wrinkles can be categorised into…

Fynbos honey – South Africa’s golden elixir

Fynbos Honey; Fynbos honey – South Africa's golden elixir

Fynbos honey is one of the most valuable and exclusive types of honey in the world. It is produced by the Cape honey bee (Apis mellifera capensis), which is found exclusively in the fynbos biome of South Africa’s Western Cape. This unique region is famous for its botanical diversity and is one of the most…

G-Beauty

true chamomile extract

Introduction Korean beauty is yesterday’s news: the latest trend in cosmetics is called G-Beauty and is already on the verge of conquering the whole world. The abbreviation “G” stands for “German,” so we are talking about “German beauty,” which in turn means cosmetics “Made in Germany.” Hollywood is already completely enthusiastic about the new trend.…

Gamma Oryzanol

Gamma Oryzanol, Oryza Sativa (Rice) Starch,

Gamma Oryzanol or Gamma-Gamma Oryzanol is a white to white-yellowish, crystalline and odourless powder. It consists of phytosterols esterified with ferulic acid (organic compound from the group of phenolic acids) and is obtained from rice germ oil. Gamma oryzanol is an active ingredient that is only found in rice, and can, among other things, reduce…

Gemstones

A raw materials in cosmetics Gemstones are the product of many millions of years of the earth’s history. They are characterised by a variety of colour nuances and light effects. Geological processes and mineralisation have manifested themselves in them and bound amazing powers. We use the resulting effects for physical and mental healing and strengthening,…

German cosmetics 

Korean beauty was yesterday: the latest trend in cosmetics is called G-Beauty and is already on its way to conquering the whole world. The abbreviation “G” stands for “German”, so we are dealing with “German Beauty”, which in turn stands for German cosmetics (Made in Germany). Hollywood is already enthusiastic about the new trend. Stars…

Get Your Cosmetics Developed Quickly: How to Bring Your Product to Market in Record Time

Cosmetics Develop Quickly, quick development, fast track, priority

What does it mean to develop cosmetics quickly? Those looking to develop cosmetics quickly are seeking not only speed, but above all an efficient, structured process. Traditional development models often take 9–12 months—too slow for today’s markets. Modern approaches significantly shorten this time by intelligently combining development, regulatory compliance, and production. How does rapid cosmetic…

Ghassoul

Ghassoul in a bowl

Introduction If you take a closer look at the latest innovations in the cosmetics sector, you will quickly come across two terms that are appearing more and more frequently: ghassoul and lava clay. Both terms refer to the same substance. However, the colloquial term lava clay is rather misleading, as the active ingredient has nothing…