Topic: Laboratory Testing


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    Modeling Can Improve Your Products' Look—But Maybe Not the Way You Think
    02/08/2010 - Today’s cosmetics involve an array of functional additives. These may impact the absorption of actives by skin or extend wear time. How does a company cost effectively optimize these factors to distinguish itself from competitors, expand market share and drive top-line growth?    ...
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    SupplySide West 2009 Breaks Previous Exhibit Hall, Attendance Records
    11/17/2009 - Supplyside west 2009 trade show in Las Vegas broke both exhibit hall and attendance records, bucking the current declining trend for most trade shows. Nearly 8,300 industry executives and 1,128 booths from global dietary supplement, food and beverage, and cosmeceutical companies participated in this year's show.  ...
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    Formulation and Product Testing Tips for Developing a Cosmeceutical Product
    09/22/2009 - Knowing the desired marketing claims, seeking ingredients with scientific substantiation and testing prototypes for safety and efficacy are among the critical steps in the process. ...
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    Global Efforts to Promote Alternatives to Animal Testing
    04/30/2009 - BRUSSELS, Belgium—Global efforts to promote alternatives to testing on animals received a significant boost through the signing of a cooperation agreement by international bodies, including the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC), tasked with the validation of alternative test methods. A cooperation agreement that should give new impetus to the worldwide availability of...
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    SkinEthic Offers Option to Draize Test
    12/23/2008 - NICE, France—The Reconstructed Human Epidermis (RHE) test from SkinEthic was validated as a full replacement for the Draize test for skin irritation by the ECVAM Scientific Advisory Committee. The RHE protocol provides good specificity, sensitivity and accuracy, according to laboratory validation, and should help reduce animal use in cosmetics and chemicals testing....
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    Vegan Beauty
    12/22/2008 - Consumers’ overwhelming interest in green products is leading to a surge of natural beauty product introductions. Additionally, natural, cruelty-free and/or vegan products are crossing over into mass market channels.There is reason for women to seek out more natural personal care and cosmetic items. Green People estimated some women could be absorbing as much as 5 pounds of chemicals...
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    Nutricosmetics, Cosmeceuticals on a ‘Fast’ Track
    12/05/2008 - Could nutricosmetics transform the beauty industry inside out? Fast Company took a look at “beauty ingestibles,” checking in with companies on the leading edge of the cosmeceutical trend for their take on the market.On the more conservative edge were Allen Burke, QVC, who questioned the available substantiation for nutricosmetic products; and Jay Tiesman, P&G, whose lab is focused...
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    REACH Pre-Reg Ends, Companies Respond
    12/04/2008 - The initial deadline for the REACH preregistration has ended, and companies responded with more than 1.75 million filings, as of Nov. 26. Annelie Struessmann, Ph.D., reported on Cosmetics & Toiletries that the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) did offer assistance with the pre-reg process, and many companies registered for a REACH-IT account during the run-up to Dec. 1, 2008. Now attention...
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    Symrise, Cutech Win HBA Technology Award
    10/14/2008 - NEW YORK—Symrise and Cutech Srl received the Best New Technology Award during the HBA Industry Awards, held in September during the HBA Global Expo, for the companies’ PSOCM (pig skin organ culture model), a full-thickness skin model representing the natural structure of the skin, which can serve as an alternative to animal testing and to artificial skin models. The companies have...
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