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Mar 23 2020
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Shape matters: TiO2 in sunscreens

Sonja Schulte

Skin protection against ultraviolet (UV) radiation is necessary to reduce sunburn damage (erythema) and has been recognized as an important preventive measure against the development of cancer. Many sun-blocking pharmaceutical products are based on titanium dioxide nanomaterials (TiO2 NMs) due to their UV barrier properties. A recently published study aimed...

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Oct 17 2019
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Multipotentiality of skin‐derived precursors

Sonja Schulte

Skin‐derived precursors (SKPs) have been described as multipotent dermal precursors. Laurine Bergeron et al. from Ashland Speciality published a review of the breadth and depth of scientific literature and studies regarding SKPs, accounting for a large number of scientific publications. Interestingly, these progenitors can be isolated from embryonic and adult...

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Oct 11 2019
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Shiseido acquires Drunk Elephant

Sonja Schulte

Shiseido Company recently announced that Shiseido Americas Corporation (“Shiseido Americas”), a subsidiary of Shiseido, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Drunk Elephant,  a leading and fast-growing prestige skincare brand and a recognized expert in developing clean compatible and effective products. The acquisition of Drunk Elephant strengthens Shiseido’s leadership in...

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Oct 08 2019
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New innovative technology allows personalisation of beauty products

Sonja Schulte

Givaudan Active Beauty unveils the first instant microbiome analysis and profiling system (“i-MAPS”) allowing customers to expand their product offering to include skincare products tailored to the unique microbiome of their consumers. This scientific breakthrough combining microbiome research and new technology opens the door for customers to explore the personalisation...

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