Oily Skin May Increase Dermal Exposure to Air Pollutants
Oily skin may increase dermal exposure to air pollutants, EMJ reports — reframing sebum as a potential uptake pathway rather than a purely cosmetic concern.
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Cosmeceuticals & Skincare Science
Active ingredients, formulation science and claims evidence.
Ashland, Croda and Innospec shortlisted for Laura Marshall awards
Eleven formulation concepts from Ashland, Croda, Innospec and six other ingredient houses compete for the Laura Marshall awards a…
Bemotrizinol's Approval Prompts Five Questions Patients Will Ask
FDA approval of bemotrizinol sends dermatology clinics a wave of patient questions. AJMC lays out five clinicians should be ready…
Dermatologists warn Gen Z's multi-active routines may backfire
Dermatologists told CNBC TV18 that Gen Z's ingredient literacy is high, yet overloaded multi-active routines may cause irritation…
Proya Opens European Innovation Lab in Paris, Anchored on Skin Longevity
Proya, China's largest beauty brand, opens a Paris innovation lab with four research pillars led by skin longevity and mitochondr…
New Sunscreen Filter Reaches U.S. Shelves as Texas Reports Rising Melanoma
A new UV sunscreen filter has reached U.S. retail shelves just as melanoma rates climb in Texas, giving dermatologists a new coun…
Beauty During Breast Cancer Treatment: What to Use and What to Avoid
Breast cancer treatment changes what skin can tolerate. A new guide from The National separates the beauty products worth keeping…
Collagen Supplement Research Carries Major Flaws, Review Finds
Major methodological flaws run through the clinical trials behind oral collagen for skin health, a new review concludes. The anal…
Galderma to Acquire ZO Skin Health for $1.5 Billion
Galderma, maker of Cetaphil, will acquire physician-dispensed skincare brand ZO Skin Health for $1.5 billion, deepening its push…
ZO Skin Health Acquired in $1.5 Billion Deal
Irvine-based ZO Skin Health, the physician-dispensed skincare brand, has been acquired in a $1.5 billion deal — one of the larges…