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The cosmetic market is constantly searching for environmentally friendly compounds and demonstrates an even higher interest in making sustainability- focused choice.

The key aspects to considering for companies working on the active lifestyle space seem to be: a holistic and preventative approach to health, scientifically validated claims, awareness of the impact of the product effectiveness based on consumption and behavioral patterns, and personalization of nutrition and exercise solutions

Acne is a multifactorial inflammatory skin disease affecting the quality of life of acne-prone subjects. Several therapeutic approaches are currently used to counteract this condition, mostly having side effects.

The micro-world focus has carried with itself a cloudy situation regarding definitions. The most common uncertainty is about the meaning of Microbiota and Microbiome. Could they be easily interchanged? Do they relate to the same concept

Effective HA supplementation could counteract HA deficiency and improve skin parameters, providing a safe profile for use which is easily incorporated into the daily routine.

Every day it is more evident and more scientifically validated that what happens biologically in the skin's ecosystem is much more sophisticated than conception from the skin surface as a simple physical barrier. Therefore, it is essential to focus on the biological activity of all the raw materials that are incorporated into a cosmetic formula.

BeauSens® range evidences the innovation and effectiveness of a more equitable, inclusive and sustainable circular economy model, with a production process aimed at developing functional cosmetic ingredients from sunflower derivatives.

More and more products containing pre-, pro- and post-biotics have been launched with claims referring to the rebalance of skin’s microbiota.

Microbiota world is more and more under investigation thanks to its beneficial task to maintain skin healthy condition. It is referred to the community of microorganism hosted on skin superficial layers.

Stress has been defined as the “21st Century Health Epidemic” by the World Health Organization; the panic for health, as well as the fear of future uncertainty, has turned around many aspects of everyday life.