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Cannabis cosmetics crusader celebrates year on from Aussie hemp food legalisation

Almost exactly a year ago, changes to the Australian Food Standards Code finally permitted the sale of low-psychoactive hemp seed as a food, after years of lobbying by producers and industry groups. Hemp skincare’s popularity has trickled down from last November’s food legalisation buzz.

Halal packaging could add value to cosmetics for Muslims

Cosmetics manufacturers are starting to turn to Halal packaging to tap into the huge and fast-growing Muslim markets in Asia and around the world.

Givaudan’s anti-aging hair care active bags award at in-cosmetics Asia

Givaudan Active Beauty has won in-Cosmetics Asia’s Spotlight-On Formulation Award in the haircare actives category with its S3D Colourback concept product that claims to reverse signs of greying hair.

Trend Spotting: mushrooms of the world

The use of mushrooms in beauty product formulations has been an emerging for years. But now it seems that the prolific fungi are gaining real popularity with skin care consumers. Certainly, the natural cosmetics and personal care movement can take some...

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Industry experts to deliver exclusive insights at in-cosmetics Asia 2018

in-cosmetics Asia will see the return of its education programme from 30 October – 1 November 2018 with world-leading specialists set to provide updates on current and future market trends, changes to the regulatory landscape and technical information...

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Epigenetics and pollution – two trend topics united in one active ingredient

Pollution not only causes free radical formation but also changes the epigenetic signature. Therefore, it is important to prevent these long-term effects of pollution.