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Sep 26 2019

Natural active ingredient based on seeds from the Bixa Orellana

While 35 percent of people worldwide grapple with oily skin, the topical solutions available are often not suitable for African type of skin. This skin type not only tends to produce more sebum, it also has a different composition of sebum and skin lipids, and shininess can be more pronounced....

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Sep 16 2019

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A human skin model to evaluate the protective effect of compounds against UVA damage

Sonja Schulte

Researchers from Syntivia, France have developed a model and a standardised protocol, based on the use of human skin explants, which allows them to explore the protective effect of active ingredients to environmental stresses such as UVA. The main function of skin is to protect the body from external aggressions. Over...

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Sep 10 2019

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3D bio-printed human reconstructed skin

Sonja Schulte

The joint research of BASF Care Creations and CTI Biotech is about to reach a new milestone. The cooperation partners announce the development of the first 3D bio-printed skin models including immune macrophages. The reconstructed tissue models will be the basis for development and testing of bio-actives for skin care...

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Sep 04 2019

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Scientists use skin’s microbiome to develop health index for children with eczema

Sonja Schulte

Microbiomes aren't just for understanding and modulating gut health - skin, our largest organ, hosts a vibrant and complex microbiome that can provide health insights. An international research team from the has developed an index to better understand skin health across human populations. They published their results on August 20...

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Young man with dark short hair in a white T-shirt creams himself with face cream and smiles

Aug 28 2019

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How effective are skin camouflaging techniques?

Sonja Schulte

Cutaneous disorders can impact on the psycho‐social wellbeing of children and adults alike, which has been reviewed elsewhere. A recent review sets out to evaluate progressions in skin masking and camouflaging techniques together with evaluating the efficacy of these. There does not appear to have been any recent reviews about...

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Natural active ingredient based on seeds from the Bixa Orellana

A human skin model to evaluate the protective effect of compounds against UVA damage

3D bio-printed human reconstructed skin

Scientists use skin’s microbiome to develop health index for children with eczema

How effective are skin camouflaging techniques?

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