Beauty & wellness

Are SIRT1, SIRT3 and SIRT6 the skin’s anti-aging trinity?

Are SIRT1, SIRT3 and SIRT6 the skin’s anti-aging trinity?

By Cassandra Stern

Sirtuins are a type of enzyme that regulate crucial cellular functions like DNA repair, metabolism and aging, and new research from Estée Lauder Companies demonstrates just how important they can be for skin longevity.

Lycored’s skincare ingredients approved as novel foods

Lycored’s skincare ingredients approved as novel foods

By Louisa Richards

Following EFSA approval earlier in the year, Lumenato and Lycoderm yellow tomato extract ingredients have been added to the novel foods list and are now officially available in the EU for companies to use in ingestible skincare solutions.

Catching up with skin supplements: A round-up of the latest science

Catching up with skin supplements: A round-up of the latest science

By Asia Sherman

Within a global skincare market valued between $3.1 and $3.9 billion and projected to double by 2033, consumer interest in beauty-from-within and anti-aging solutions is creating new opportunities for the supplement industry to leverage natural...

7 hair care launches driving future product development

7 hair care launches driving future product development

By Kirsty Doolan

The hair category is the place to be for innovation right now. So, what new product development have we recently seen? Here’s a line-up of disruptive hair care launches every formulator should know.

WATCH: Life-Space targets all gut-axes post award win

WATCH: Life-Space targets all gut-axes post award win

By Tingmin Koe

Australia-based microbiome specialist Life-Space is planning to increase its offerings for gut-skin and gut-brain axes, as well as the gut-muscle and gut-bone axes as it dabbles into the healthy longevity space.

How luxury has evolved in beauty packaging & branding

How luxury has evolved in beauty packaging & branding

By Kirsty Doolan

At the Luxe Pack show in Monaco, beauty industry experts gathered to share their views and experiences on how luxury is being redefined, highlighting key areas of interest for beauty product creators.

Q&A: The gut-skin-brain axis and the future of microbiome beauty

Q&A: The gut-skin-brain axis and the future of microbiome beauty

By Kirsty Doolan

The gut-skin-brain axis is scientifically proven to influence skin health, mental well-being and overall beauty. Stress and inflammation are major factors impacting the skin-gut-brain axis, with new research highlighting how interconnected they are.