News & Analysis on Cosmetics Innovation
French ingredient supplier SEPPIC claims to have developed the world’s first technology to cultivate macroalgal cells in the laboratory in order to propose active ingredients for cosmetics, in the form its Celebrity biotechnology.
An EU-funded project has developed an active packaging for cosmetics that extends the product’s shelf life, incorporating natural antioxidant preservatives into the packaging rather than the cosmetic product itself.
Despite the people of Britain washing their hands more and soap use increasing, the overall bath and shower category is observing a decline in sales as consumers look to be more economical in their routines.