A recent scientific literature review examined the efficacy of some common analytical methods of cosmetic products produced in alignment with current industry trends.

Following increased concerns regarding the safety of long-term and repeat exposure to zinc oxide in sun screen products, researchers recently published a study examining if the molecules penetrate the skin's surface via topical application.

In this scientific literature review, researchers examined the compositions, uses, properties, applications, active components, and benefits of clays and clay minerals in cosmetic gels, creams, pastes, and ointments.

The newly patented formula features volatile silicone in place of ethanol as the carrier product in response to rising regulatory and consumer pressure to produce more sustainable options.

In advance of this yearâs Sustainable Cosmetic Summit in NYC, we sat down to chat with a few of the eventâs scheduled speakers to learn more about their backgrounds, research, and their goals for their presentations.

Researchers examined the Amazonian plant H. investiens for its potential as a natural source of red coloring for cosmetic products and determined it is a 'compelling new source for extracellular pigment.' The study also noted fungi P. rubens 'produced an extracellular yellow color,' which is a new discovery.