Ingredients innovation: 5 new cosmetic ingredients rounded up

By Julia Wray | Published: 29-Nov-2023
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An NAD+ booster and a watercress-derived answer to Botox make up this month’s edit of new cosmetic ingredient launches and claims

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Ingredients innovation: 5 new cosmetic ingredients rounded up

November’s line-up of newly launched cosmetic ingredients incorporates an upcycled solution to counteracting malodour, a new NAD+ booster for skin longevity and a watercress-derived answer to Botox.

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