3D nanotoxicity tests more accurate than 2D, says study
Using 3D tissue models may be more accurate than 2D when testing the toxicity of nanoparticles, say scientists in the US.
Archives for March 31, 2009
Scientists claim fragrance and hair care ingredients cause eczema
A study conducted by the University of Gothenburg suggests that a significant number of individuals have allergic skin reactions to the fragrance ingredient linalool.
Symposium for cosmetic chemists to be held in UK in May
Cosmetic chemists prepare to investigate the new generation of anti-ageing products and the potential of natural ingredients at the upcoming UK SCS annual symposium.
Lipotec launches ingredient to fight against extreme dryness
Lipotec’s new moisturising ingredient Xpertmoist promises to restore skin health even in cases of extreme dryness.
Growing body of research points to personal care pollution hazards
A series of recent studies conducted both in the US and Europe points to a growing awareness of the potential hazards from compound traces found in cosmetics.
Trade body fights back against criticisms of new EU rules
CTPA has fought back against criticisms made by the BEUC of the new EU rules on nanomaterials in cosmetics.