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It is said that responsibility is on all of us, as the “us” movement becomes less individualistic and more transcendent to the greater good. As Winston Churchill once said, “The price of greatness is responsibility.” In the face of beauty, we can uncover many sectors in which we can apply responsibility to achieve said greatness
The shift in consumers’ mindset to require companies to do and be better falls in line with an overall wellness movement that integrates the feelings held both physically, and more often, emotionally about the products and companies they spend their hard-earned money on....
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Human skin is home to a rich, active community of microorganisms, including populations of bacteria, archaea, viruses, and fungi. The entire surface is inhabited by billions (BILLIONS!) of biologically active microbes, collectively known as the skin microbiome or microbiota...
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For 30 years, the Chemyunion Group has been developing innovative ingredients, in line with consumer needs, that connect science and nature to promote health, beauty, and well-being in the hair, skin care, pharmaceutical, and home care markets...
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Many of the common challenges in cosmetic ingredient and formulation optimization can be framed in terms of interactions on the molecular level. To answer these molecular-level questions, researchers need tools that simulate and predict molecular interactions – tools which enable them to connect experimental observations to their molecular origins, informing new perspectives from which to approach their research...
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Shampoo and cleansing systems such as shower crèmes and hand soaps typically rely on water insoluble ingredients such as: natural or silicone oils for conditioning; visual enhancers, e.g. opacifiers and mica for appearance; and particulates e.g. scalp care actives for health or natural scrubbing agents for exfoliation. These essential ingredients are typically...