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Despite sun protection, UV radiation can irritate the skin – targeted after-sun care soothes, provides moisture, and supports regeneration.

Have you ever been frustrated by unstable emulsions, unpleasant skin feel, or crystallization in your products? We will show you which raw materials you can use to not only ensure the stability of your products but also develop new, exciting textures.

Market-Ready & Safe: The Quality Seal from Doris Plank and INNOMETICS

Fats and oils are an important component of cosmetic products. Whether as the oil phase in an emulsion or as a base in oil products, sticks, or balms – they play a central role.

Summer brings not only sunny days and warm temperatures, but also special challenges for your hair care.

Summer is finally here! But especially during this time of year, our skin needs special care and protection. Sun bumps, sun allergies, sunburn, pigmentation, stretch marks...

Shea butter is a wonderful ingredient that is used in many of our products. However, you may have already noticed that your shea butter products sometimes form small granular crystals. Here is some background information and a few tips.

The skin relies on a complex ecosystem known as the "skin microbiome."

What commercial clients need to know.

Silicones are widely used in the cosmetics industry and are found in a variety of products. However, they have come under criticism in recent years due to some concerns. Justifiably so?

 

 

Humectants are an important component of any cosmetic product and are essential in moisturizing products. You can find out about their properties and differences here.

Cosmetic raw materials are of crucial importance for the manufacture of skincare products. Unlike food products, these raw materials often do not provide a best-before date (BBD), but instead offer information regarding re-test intervals or dates.

If you are looking for an effective and gentle exfoliation method for your skincare routine, an enzyme peel might be just the thing for you.

56 new allergens – amendment to the EU Cosmetics Regulation. Guest contribution by Mag.a Dr.in Doris Plank

The shelf life of cosmetic products depends on several factors. Guest article by Mag.a Dr.in Doris Plank

Together with you, we will create an individual formulation.

Since hydrosols are very susceptible to microorganisms after their container has been opened, it is advisable to use a preserved quality product.

If you stir emulsions and have ever looked into emulsifiers, you may have come across this term before. But what does it mean and how can it help you?

Did you know, that solid fats are not true consistency agents