Thanks to the latest advanced research in beauty technology, cosmetic brands are beginning to offer consumers increased personalisation in skin care - by analysing DNA to create tailormade anti-ageing skin care solutions.
Gene analysis gains momentum in cosmetics industry
GENEU allows customers to swab their DNA on the high street
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Ingredients
A forgotten ancient marine material is entering modern skincare
Read moreOnce transformed into sea silk and prized among the Mediterranean's luxury materials, byssus has largely disappeared from modern material culture. Seastex is bringing it back in an unexpected form. Byssup™ transforms responsibly sourced mussel byssus into a natural marine protein powder for cosmetic innovation. With its own newly recognised INCI name, could this ancient biomaterial become beauty's next niche ingredient?
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A forgotten ancient marine material is entering modern skincare
Once transformed into sea silk and prized among the Mediterranean's luxury materials, byssus has largely disappeared from modern material culture. Seastex is bringing it back in an unexpected form. Byssup™ transforms responsibly sourced mussel byssus into a natural marine protein powder for cosmetic innovation. With its own newly recognised INCI name, could this ancient biomaterial become beauty's next niche ingredient?
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Research & Development
Lady Gaga’s latest beauty venture is skin health research firm Outer Bio
The singer and Haus Labs founder has silently sat on start-up Outer Bio’s board of directors until now, unveiling Yuna on her Instagram – an ex vivo human-skin platform that enables skin to stay alive, and stay measurable, for four weeks
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Manufacturing
Tropic Skincare reopens headquarters following phase one of £5 million investment
The ambassador-led skin care and cosmetics brand, founded by Susie Ma, has reopened doors to its headquarters in Croydon, England, as phase one of a £5 million investment across Tropic Skincare’s locations completes