News & Analysis on Cosmetics Innovation
A study into the full range of ultraviolet radiation damage on the skin could help sunscreen and cosmetics manufacturers develop and test better protecting products, as for the first time it documents DNA damage.
At the 23rd World Congress of Dermatology, South Korea represented the Asia Pacific region for its 'voluntary social responsibility and hard work' in the area of dermatology.
Scrub Up On Science
The Society of Cosmetic Scientists (SCS) held its first ever Scrub Up On Science competition at London’s Science Museum last week as it looks to inspire children to get into the cosmetics industry and science as a whole.
As more and more personal care product formulations comprise engineered nanomaterials, environment, health, and safety researchers are charged with ensuring the ingredients do not adversely affect the health of consumers or the natural environment.
Beiersdorf has published its 2014 review of its ‘We Care’ sustainability strategy, announcing that it has already exceeded its 2020 ‘Planet’ targets and will continue to strive forward, aiming to achieve its ‘People’ and ‘Products’ targets next.