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BPerfect Cosmetics Launches New Chroma Cover Luminous Foundation Line

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Following the phenomenal success of Chroma Cover Matte Foundation's viral collection on TikTok, BPerfect Cosmetics, a leading Irish makeup brand, launches a lightweight foundation with adjustable coverage and a luminous finish.

The new Chroma Cover Luminous line still offers 36 shades covering the full spectrum of skin tones through three sub-shades - Cool, Neutral and Warm. The formula is light on the skin, yet provides buildable coverage with a luminous finish. Enriched with an infusion of hyaluronic acid, vitamin E and rosehip oil, Chroma Cover Luminous Foundation creates a second-skin feel that amplifies skin's radiance for a youthful, healthy look.

Hyaluronic acid helps maintain firmness and retain moisture, which is essential to giving skin a plump look. Vitamin E protects cells from damage with its antioxidant properties, creating a natural barrier that retains skin moisture. The addition of rosehip oil is what makes this makeup-care hybrid a powerful formula, deeply hydrating the skin and stimulating collagen formation with every application.

These skin-optimizing ingredients, combined with highly concentrated pigments, work together to ensure long-lasting wear and a surprisingly radiant result.

Founder Brendan McDowell comments : " It was very important to me to be the first Irish brand to launch a 36-shade foundation range. Our diverse customer base has naturally grown over the last ten years, and I'm delighted that we can offer a shade to suit every skin tone. Glowing, healthy skin has never been more in vogue, so the launch of the Chroma Cover range of luminous foundations is the perfect addition to our portfolio." 

Schwan Cosmetics strengthens its Face portfolio with hybrid correctors

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Schwan Cosmetics is strengthening its Face portfolio with a focus on skin-image-inspired products with a focus on hybridity. Pure on-the-glow concealer and Pure easy-peasy-glow concealer kick off the new Face line to simplify consumers' daily beauty routine. The Pure Concealer collection was launched globally on March 16, 2023, at Cosmopack Bologna.

Schwan Cosmetics is strengthening its face category with new product concepts. The new line aims to enhance the user's well-being with skin care-color-cosmetic hybrids. These products use the latest performance technologies and clean, natural ingredients known for their versatile capabilities.

According to WGSN's Skinimalism Trends Report, K-Beauty based multi-step beauty routines have been replaced by minimal routines. Driven by conscious consumption and intentionality, the trend has been accelerated by the pandemic. No-makeup days and breakouts caused by overworked skincare routines and stress are on the rise. The pandemic reinforces the new desire for a healthy look, which can be achieved with ultra-shiny, dewy textures and deceptively rosy cheeks.

Today's cosmetic industry facial products come in a wide range of colors to suit all skin tones. Different skin types are also taken into account. But it is rare that both skin types are combined. Yet each skin is unique and has different needs in terms of shade and skincare ingredients. Schwan Cosmetics leverages its unique expertise in custom color formulation and in-depth ingredient knowledge within its large R&D team to enable its customers to approach their niche holistically.

Katrin Hollmann-Raabe, Director of Formula Development at Schwan Cosmetics, says of the new concealer concept: " Pure is the result of over three years of research into concealers that not only provide flawless coverage, but also nourish and protect the delicate skin around the eyes. Our team of experts worked diligently to achieve the perfect balance of the formula, which contains hyaluronic acid and erythritol, a hydrating derivative of fermented sugar. As a result, the skin feels fresh and hydrated. Looking ahead, we are excited to continue exploring the interaction between color and skincare in our future research and development efforts. This new concealer concept is just the beginning of our commitment to creating innovative facial products that seamlessly combine the benefits of skin care ingredients with the power of color cosmetics."

The manufacturer develops solutions that fit into everyday life, whether consumers are on the go or taking time out for wellness. The products are designed to save time and effort by streamlining beauty routines and reflecting a sustainable lifestyle by avoiding waste. With consumers also highly informed and aware of ingredients and their impact on skin and health, all-in-one skincare and makeup hybrids are essential.

Leonardo Luce, Head of the Color & Care Competence Unit at Schwan Cosmetics, emphasizes the proven effectiveness of these products: " Pure Concealers are scientifically proven to deliver exceptional results. Our efficacy study confirmed that over 90 % of volunteers saw a significant reduction in under-eye puffiness and improved skin tightness, smoothness and hydration. In the consumer study, 91 % of them found smoother skin in the crow's feet area. In addition, 100 % of them saw a moisturizing effect on their skin after applying the concealers. We are excited to bring this game-changing concept to market and look forward to our customers experiencing the benefits of Pure" .

For its debut, the new line features the Pure on-the-glow concealer and the Pure easy-peasy-glow concealer.

Pure on-the-glow concealer:

An easy-to-use liquid concealer with a sheer, light-diffusing finish and instant hydration for lazy perfection. Imperfections and dark circles are covered naturally for a "glowy" feel. I'm better". Unlike most liquid concealers, it is formulated with clean ingredients. The unique Tender Touch unit provides a creamy, perfectly blended texture, and the cushion applicator offers a smooth feel.

The Pure "easy-peasy-glow" concealer:

The easy-peasy-glow concealer offers an instant moisturizing effect and can be easily customized in terms of coverage with the familiar dip application. The light, diffused finish and medium coverage give a natural look.

The unique, lightweight formula contains only clean ingredients that provide long-lasting performance and a comfortable feel. The charming applicator features a small cell that serves as a reservoir for the formula, allowing for a wider application without effort. The dipping system is made with up to 42% PCR content. In addition to PURE concealers, the new line will also include more concealers, highlighters, blushers and primers to celebrate the " comfort first "and the " not a size for everyone "care-color-cosmetic hybrids.

"Best-Of" of the Testing & Labin Zone: an in-cosmetics Global and Skinobs webinar

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In-cosmetics Global and Skinobs invite you to join the free webinar dedicated to the "Best-Of" of the Testing & Lab Zone, on April 6, 2023 at 3 p.m. [CST].

The evaluation of ingredients, actives and finished products is at the heart of the cosmetics industry's business, at every stage of product development. Subjected to global regulations, influenced by the latest digital practices and new consumer habits, impacted by global environmental responsibility, and inspired by AI, virtual reality and 3D printing technologies, the world of testing is rapidly evolving.

The webinar will address the main aspects of this evolution through a review of the innovations presented in the Testing & Lab area at in-cosmetics Global Barcelona 2023, with contributions from PhD Trials, Miravex, Newtone Technologies, CIDP and Bionos Biotech.

Rissmann takes on the challenge of multi-level embossing for Valentino

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Valentino entrusted the production of its e-commerce gift boxes to Rissmann, with the challenge of creating an elaborate 3D decor.

Under the aegis of the Valentino brand, Rissmann used its expertise to recompose the logo from embossed gold studs. The technical feat lies in the multi-level gold hot stamping finish.

The use of uncoated matte paper, printed in deep black, is also noteworthy. The glossy varnish finish enhances the luxurious look of these boxes while protecting them over time. The Valentino logo, gilded in hot foil, marks these exceptional e-commerce boxes.

Gattefossé unveils Emulium Dermolea MB, the shield for sensitive skin

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Emulium Dermolea MB, Gattefossé's new plant-derived O/W emulsifier, was officially launched at in-cosmetics global 2023 in Barcelona. Emulium Dermolea MB reduces skin stress and provides long-term soothing thanks to its unique lipidic composition rich in sterols and triterpenes. This new ingredient has been developed using Gattefossé's expertise in wax butter technology, and is composed of candelilla, rice bran and jojoba waxes.

The starting point

Exposed to environmental stresses, the skin's surface lipids are strongly impacted. The skin's barrier function is altered, facilitating the penetration of irritants and increasing insensible water loss (IWL). As a result, skin becomes dry and sensitive, with the appearance of redness and tightness. In addition to discomfort, altered skin barrier function can lead to a burning sensation when applying cosmetic products.

There is a growing need for soft, soothing textures that reduce the skin's sensitivity to aggression and enable the use of skincare and make-up products without reaction or discomfort.

A real ally for sensitive skin

Gattefossé is proud to present Emulium Dermolea MB, its latest O/W emulsifier of natural origin, a real ally for sensitive skin. Composed of plant lipids close to those on the skin's surface, rich in anti-inflammatory triterpenes and pentacyclic sterols, Emulium Dermolea MB forms a light, skin-compatible film, proven to reduce environmental stress on the skin. Highly moisturizing and protective, this ingredient reinforces the skin's barrier function and provides a long-lasting soothing effect.
Emulium Dermolea MB is easy to use and multifunctional, making it possible to formulate a wide range of cosmetic applications suitable for all skin types and climates.
Able to emulsify up to 40% of fatty phase, it can be used to create a wide range of textures, from spray to thick butter. It is suitable for skincare, make-up, suncare, hair and scalp care formulas. It comes in tablet form, making it easy to use.
" Skin sensitivity is a growing problem worldwide. That's why we set out to develop an ingredient that would enable us to formulate textures with proven soothing properties. Once again, Gattefossé's chemists drew on their expertise in functionalizing plant waxes to produce a high-performance O/W emulsifier. Cosmos-approved, suitable for vegan formulations and fully objectified in vitro, ex vivo and in vivo, this new ingredient will meet the current expectations of formulators and consumers alike. We are delighted that Emulium Dermolea MB has been shortlisted for the "best ingredient award" in the innovation zone at in-cosmetics global, and look forward to officially launching this product at the show! "explains Lysiane Teyssier, Product Manager - Textures and Cosmetic Applications at Gattefossé.

DNA & Cosmetics: A new step for the consortium

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Two years ago, we announced the formation of a new consortium "DNA & Cosmetics", whose objective is to guarantee the traceability of plant raw materials. As a proof of the cosmetic sector's will to reinforce transparency and security of supplies, a new step was taken at the beginning of March with the signature of a pre-consortium agreement by the historical actors. This new phase is accompanied by a call for applications from companies, cosmetics groups and ingredient suppliers, wishing to join the first cosmetics consortium dedicated to the traceability of natural resources through DNA analysis.
This consortium is built around DNA Gensee, a company specialized in plant bio-technologies founded in 2012. The company has just announced that it has raised €600,000 in funding to support its growth and to meet an irreversible demand for its genetic analyses of plants. With its own DNA analysis technologies and those of its network of highly innovative partners, DNA Gensee offers manufacturers unique tools and a complete solution to meet the major challenges and
current risks :

  • demand for traceability and transparency by consumers who increasingly require proof of the origin and quality of products,
  • risks linked to fraud, particularly in the supply chains of certain raw materials such as spices, hemp, honey, spirulina, teas, aromatic plants, perfume plants, etc.
  • the need to reduce environmental and social impact through more rational and sustainable supply (UN and Convention on Genetic Diversity objectives).

Actors in the cosmetics sector who share the same values of rigor and respect for the consumer and the planet can cooperate and participate in this approach to contribute to the common good and enhance the value of the industry.

The olfactory ambiance, an important component of the French people's daily well-being

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6 out of 10 French people have already left a place because they didn't like the smell.

Scentys, the French expert in airborne fragrance diffusion for the past 20 years, unveils the results of a study on the relationship that the French have with the scents that mark their daily lives.

Consciously or unconsciously, scents act on our state of mind. But what impact do home fragrances really have on our daily lives? This is the question that Scentys wanted to answer through this study, conducted last June with BVA.

Odors, an increasingly important element in all places

A very large majority of French people say they are rather sensitive (49 %) or even very sensitive (29 %) to odors of any kind. They therefore attach great importance to the smells in the various places they frequent: at home of course (87 %), but also in a hotel (83 %), a restaurant (78 %) or a store (73 %). 60% of them have even left a place where they did not like the smell.

Home fragrances, a vector of well-being

For the French, home fragrances have a rather positive image: they give them a pleasant (46 %) or relaxing (28 %) feeling. 54 % of respondents have adopted them in their homes; and if half of them try to mask unpleasant odors (kitchen odors, pet odors...), three quarters (76%) do it simply for their well-being.

A habit that now follows them even in their car: 32 % of French people use scent diffusers, always for their pleasure and well-being (77 %).

The French are in favor of diffusing home fragrances in the places they frequent

More and more places that welcome the public are using the diffusion of room fragrances or pleasant smells. This practice is welcomed by the French: nearly half (45 %) consider it a good thing and that this experience is rather pleasant.

"Smells play an extremely important role in our relationship with the world. comments Pierre Loustric, president of Scentys. "An American study has shown that humans retain only 1 % of what they touch, 2 % of what they hear, 5 % of what they see, but 35 % of what they smell. It is not surprising that the diffusion of perfume, in the home or in places where the public is present, has such an impact on our state of mind.

New Rootness Mood+ from Clariant: the light-mimicking skin tone equalizer

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Derived from environmentally friendly plant processing technology, this new active ingredient mimics the natural benefits of light to revitalize skin and improve mood. Derived from Sanguisorba officinalis, an herb used in traditional Chinese medicine, it enhances vitamin D by distributing and activating receptors to increase skin's natural radiance.

Clariant Actives & Natural Origins has launched Rootness Mood+, a new advanced skincare active that leverages the proven effects of light and concentrates them in an eco-friendly extract.

Natural light provides essential health benefits, from preventing seasonal affective disorder to improving sleep. In low light regions, people suffer from winter depression and low mood. Skin disorders are more common than in areas with higher light levels. Dramatically, about 75 % of the world's population is vitamin D deficient due to excessive time spent indoors.

Rootness Mood+ can enhance the benefits of sunlight, improving mood and evening out skin tone. It reactivates the skin's natural glow and improves skin tone by triggering the skin's photoreceptors, opsins, and may also help increase the effect of vitamin D in the skin by upregulating vitamin D downstream pathways.

"Our modern lifestyles make us forget about the need to spend time outdoors, which has direct effects on the appearance of the skin. Rootness Mood+ can mitigate the effects of seasonal variations and reduced sun exposure by cosmetically replicating the benefits of light on the skin, providing a way to improve skin beauty and tone," said Julie Droux, Global Technical Marketing Manager for Actives and Natural Origins.

Rootness Mood+ is derived from the roots of Sanguisorba officinalis, a plant used in traditional Chinese medicine. Commonly known as the great burnet, the plant grows "in the sight of the sun". Grown under aeroponic conditions, using patented, eco-friendly Plant Milking technology, this special new active ingredient is also highly sustainable.

Clariant will be at in-cosmetics Global 2023, from March 28 to 30 in Barcelona, on booth Q10.

The brand will host two conferences:

March 29, 09:15-09:45 / Sustainability Corner
The science of sustainable beauty that helps preserve natural environments
Speaker: Julie Droux

March 30, 09:20-09:50 / Theater 1
Emotional beauty: a step towards the benefits of light, internal balance and happiness
Speaker: Julie Droux

IFF showcases cutting-edge biotech capabilities with new world-class personal care ingredient

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IFF today announced the launch of Aurist AGC, a new biodegradable cationic biopolymer for improved hair conditioning, in hair care products. Aurist AGC is the first personal care ingredient derived from IFF's patented Designed Enzymatic Biopolymers (Deb) technology, which uses advanced biotechnology to create a new class of biosourced polysaccharides with unique structures and product characteristics.

The Deb process operates at ambient temperature and pressure without the use of harsh solvents, thereby reducing overall energy consumption. Manufacturers will now be able to respond to increased regulatory and consumer pressure to replace some traditional polymers with sustainable materials. Polysaccharides developed using this technology can be designed to be biodegradable and can improve the performance of beauty and personal care products.

" Aurist AGC demonstrates the potential of the new Deb platform by utilizing IFF's extensive biotechnology capabilities to provide sustainable, high-performance beauty solutions that can truly make a difference in this industry" Johan Jansén-Storbacka, director, Personal Care, IFF, said. " Consumers no longer have to make trade-offs between sustainability and performance. "

Aurist AGC is part of the new Aurist functional line, which includes natural and nature-inspired ingredients designed to provide established and new sensory profiles and benefits in a wide variety of applications such as leave-on, rinse-off, skin care and hair care.

" Aurist allows us to bring our cutting edge science and large scale manufacturing capabilities to functional ingredients in the beauty and personal care space" Piera Pericu, business segment leader, Personal Care, IFF, said. " Consumer demand for effective and environmentally friendly products is rapidly transforming this industry. The ingredients in the Aurist line are inspired by nature and feature sustainable and natural credentials to allow consumers to do more good while looking good. "

Earlier this year, IFF launched Aurist GHI, an all-natural rheology modifier extracted from guar bean. Aurist GHI shows excellent synergies with other hydrocolloids to provide high viscosity solutions, even at low concentrations, while offering a smooth sensory profile. It is easy to formulate, can be cold processed and can help reduce energy and production costs for beauty and personal care manufacturers. This allows cosmetic formulators to reduce the total level of use of rheology modifiers in their final formulations.

Solvay at in-cosmetics 2023: "Taking care of people, taking care of the planet

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From groundbreaking new launches to the latest advances in hair care and skin health, meet Solvay at in-cosmetics to discover how to embrace sustainability without compromising performance.
Solvay, a leader in naturally derived ingredients for beauty care formulations, has announced a full range of functional and sustainable ingredients that will be highlighted at the upcoming in-cosmetics Global 2023 trade show in Barcelona from March 28 to 30. Targeting beauty care creators from around the world, Solvay will showcase a broad portfolio of innovative ingredients and formulations for hair and skin care at booth V10. In addition, Solvay's beauty experts will present its latest wellness cleaning solutions in a technical seminar and hold a conference on fermentation as a technology for a sustainable future.

" As an industry leader in natural and naturally derived polymers and specialty surfactants, we support our customers in the beauty care industry with scientific, formulation and application expertisesays Jean-Guy Le Helloco, global vice president, Home & Personal Care, at Solvay. " Our portfolio helps formulators create multi-sensory, multi-functional products designed to enhance consumer experience, wellness and health, while having the smallest environmental footprint." 

The main trend driving the beauty industry is sustainability, which Solvay is addressing with a wide range of biodegradable, biosourced, ethically sourced and renewable ingredients and formulation solutions with a low carbon footprint, as underlined by its commitment to beauty for the planet.

In hair care, the company's portfolio aligns with current lifestyles and community needs, such as textured hair, extending hair health to scalp care and "skinifying" hair care with skin care-inspired ingredients. On the other hand, Solvay's innovative skin health and cleansing solutions address functional health and mental and emotional well-being, while responding to the trend of solid formats to minimize waste and the overall product footprint with "bring your own" (ByO) water-based cleanser concepts.

The company's exhibit at in-cosmetics 2023 will be led by the recent launch of Polycare Heat Therapy, a new naturally derived active ingredient that protects hair from thermal damage caused by high-temperature appliances such as straightening or curling irons and hair dryers . This new product complements Solvay's existing performance ingredients for hair health, including Polycare Split Therapy for the repair of long, damaged hair, and Polycare Frizz Therapy for the discipline and long-lasting shape of straight and curly hair.

The Solvay stand will also focus on gentle and environmentally friendly cleansing solutions, from ultra-low salt surfactants for sensitive skin to taurates and sulfosuccinates for sulfate-free formulations, as well as our new biobased and biodegradable glycolipid biosurfactants Mirasoft SL 100 %, manufactured through a cost-effective fermentation process. This line includes Mirasoft SL A60 and Mirasoft SL L60, recently certified as "microbiome friendly" by MyMicrobiome. This certification has also been granted to Dermalcare Lia MB, a circular, siliconized alternative.

Meet Solvay's beauty care team at booth V10 during in-cosmetics 2023 to discuss the benefits these and other innovative ingredients can bring to your formulations, and don't miss the company's live lectures at the show:

On March 28 in Theater 3 from 10:35 to 11:05, Caroline Mabille, Global Marketing Manager for Beauty Cleansing Solutions, will hold a seminar on "Cleansing solutions that promote the well-being of consumers and the environment",
and on March 28 from 4:00 to 4:30 pm in the Sustainable Development zone, Caroline Mabille will join Eric Leroy, Global Marketing Director, Beauty Care, to present "How can fermentation technologies advance the beauty care industry?
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