Cosmetic ingredient science explores the research, actives, and delivery systems that power effective formulations. This category highlights encapsulation, peptides, antioxidants, and bioactive lipids, alongside regulatory insights, safety data, and clinical evidence. Designed for chemists and formulators, it connects research with practical strategies to create stable, evidence-based products that deliver measurable...
Spicules, also known as marine micro-needles, are redefining the way cosmetics deliver active ingredients. These silica-based structures are obtained from marine sponges and are sharp enough to create micro-channels in
Grand Ingredients Expands European Market Presence with Strong Growth MomentumGrand Ingredients reported $15–20 million in annual revenue and is showcasing its portfolio of natural bioactives, pigments, and delivery systems to
Grand Ingredients connects US food, beverage, and beauty brands with plant-based, science-backed solutions. These solutions replace synthetic colors, improve stability, and create consumer-friendly labels. Our team bridges global biotech innovation
Hyaluronic acid (HA) has long been considered the gold standard for skin hydration, but in recent years, polyglutamic acid (PGA) has emerged as a promising alternative. Consumers and chemists alike
Introduction: A Star Ingredient with Compatibility Questions Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) has become one of the most popular and searched ingredients in cosmetics. Consumers love its versatility: it brightens skin, strengthens
Introduction: Beyond Sun Protection For decades, cosmetic science has focused on protection against ultraviolet (UV) radiation, but today’s consumers face a new set of skin stressors. Blue light (high-energy visible
Controlled-release technology has become one of the most powerful tools in cosmetic formulation. Instead of simply mixing active ingredients into a cream or serum, chemists now design systems that deliver
As the global cosmetic industry advances, innovation in active ingredients is accelerating faster than ever. Modern skincare is increasingly shaped by biotechnology, sustainability, and measurable performance. Whether a product targets
Nanotechnology is reshaping how the beauty and nutrition industries formulate, deliver, and sustain performance. By manipulating materials at the nanoscale (1–100 nm), scientists can enhance absorption, precision, and stability—without compromising
In today’s regulatory landscape, safety and compliance are non-negotiable. Therefore, more cosmetic formulators are turning to GRAS-listed ingredients—actives recognized by the U.S. FDA as Generally Recognized as Safe. While GRAS
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