CD Buzz: Video analysis of biotech ingredient and sensorial formulation trends

Researchers find a cheap, new way to make structural color

05-Jul-2017

By Deanna Utroske

The shimmering shifting hues of insects come not from pigment but from carefully arranged particles. And new scientific research, documented in an article published by the American Chemical Society, suggests that the nanotech to recreate such color is...

Biotech: How science is helping the beauty industry source natural personal care and cosmetic ingredients

21-Sep-2016

By Deanna Utroske

Biotechnology is nothing new. People have been modifying natural systems to make and alter products for thousands of years. What is new is the scale and specificity of biotech. Today, molecularly identical ‘natural’ ingredients are available virtually on...

Formulating for market success: skin care textures and sensorial attributes

07-Jun-2016

By Deanna Utroske

In a global online event this month, Cosmetics Design will host a half-day program of presentations and conversations with cosmetics and personal care experts on skin care ingredient topics of particular relevance in today’s marketplace.

CD Buzz: Video analysis of biotech ingredient and sensorial formulation trends

Sensorial product formulations are progressing and piggybacking on the wellbeing trend, while biotechnology is benefiting suppliers and manufacturers across categories in dynamic new ways.

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