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This article describes an approach to demonstrate the moisturizing efficacy of an upcycled postbiotic ferment using a novel digital imaging system that captures changes in the skin surface upon treatment.

To test such products under real-use conditions, an exaggerated cumulative clinical is proposed and demonstrated here in a study assessing the mildness of a care cleansing formula. In todays reality, cleansing products must be developed to overcome the potential adverse effects caused by frequent and repeated use.

Physiogel aims to become a better alternative in the field of skincare for getting soft skin using natural ingredients.

Body Beauty: Insights into Non-facial Skin Aging April 1, 2021 Contact Author Remona Gopaul, Sanofi Consumer Healthcare Close Sponsored Historically, the primary focus for anti-aging skin care has been the face; although some research publications, consumer education and products have targeted aging skin needs on other body sites, including the neck, chest, arms, hands and legs. With the rising cultural shift to total body well-being, the needs of body skin have emerged as a trend t...

Could Protein Folding Reshape Anti-aging Cosmetics? February 22, 2021 Contact Author Karl Lintner, Ph.D., KAL’idées Beauty Ideas, Paris Close Sponsored Editor’s note: Understanding the complexities of protein folding has perplexed biologists for some 50 years. The way a protein folds into its 3D configuration determines its function—or lack thereof, in the case of some diseases.  Renewed interest (and hope) in protein folding emerged in late 2020 when DeepMind, an AI develop...