Bio-Intelligent Hair Protection: How Modern Active Ingredients Extend the Lifespan of the Hair Fiber
In a nutshell Our hair is exposed to mechanical, thermal, and chemical stress every day. Brushing, washing, blow-drying, straightening, UV radiation, and coloring can gradually weaken the hair fiber. A modern hair protection shield therefore doesn’t just focus on surface-level care, but combines protection, moisture management, and structural strengthening. At the heart of this is…
Bioactive Peptides
Biohacking in cosmetics
In recent years, biohacking has evolved from a niche concept to a genuine lifestyle trend. Originally originating in the fields of nutrition, fitness and longevity research, biohacking is now also finding its way into the world of skincare. Translated, biohacking means nothing more than self-optimisation of the body, i.e. consciously intervening in biological processes to…
Biomimetic Peptides
Aging is a natural process, but it can be accelerated by internal and external influences. Such factors exacerbate structural and functional changes in skin and hair, altering their appearance faster than natural aging processes. Biomimetic peptides, also called biomimetic peptides, can be used to mimic the activity of naturally occurring peptides and have been shown…
Black cosmetic packaging – design, technology and realistic expectations
Black cosmetic packaging stands for luxury, high quality and a clear brand statement like no other colour. Whether jars, bottles or folding boxes – the colour black conveys elegance, seriousness and premium quality. In practice, however, there are always discussions about visible scratch marks, abrasion or light-coloured edges. It is important to make one thing…
Black packaging materials in cosmetics
Why slight scratches are not grounds for complaint Black jars, bottles and folding boxes represent elegance, premium quality and a clear brand statement in cosmetics. At the same time, they repeatedly lead to discussions in practice, especially when slight scratches or abrasions become visible. It is important to note that these phenomena are technically unavoidable…
Blackcurrant seed oil
The blackcurrant (Ribes nigra) belongs to the gooseberry family. Its fruits are rich in vitamins and are very popular in the kitchen, for example for summer fruit tarts, desserts and juices. The plant was originally native to Asian forest areas, but is now cultivated throughout Central Europe. The shrub, which can grow up to two…
Bloxydur and also long-term radical protection
Bloxydur: Long-term radical protection for healthy and youthful skin Oxidative stress and free radicals are known causes of premature skin ageing, wrinkling and other skin damage. Bloxydur, an innovative active ingredient from Glorydermal, offers effective long-term free radical protection that protects the skin from these harmful influences and keeps it healthy and youthful. In this…
Body fluids: fascinating chemistry
They are more than just excretions: they are fundamental components of our physiology, protective mechanisms and means of communication. Whether intentionally or unintentionally, they come into contact with the skin, where they elicit different reactions and sensations. On closer inspection, body fluids display an astonishing variety of properties that are of great importance to cosmetic…
Body smell
The influence of sweat and body smell on well-being and the importance of effective deodorants Sweat and body smell are natural physiological phenomena, but they are often perceived as unpleasant. They play an important role in our everyday lives, as they can affect our self-confidence and social interaction. Development of body smell Body smell…