MULA 2026 BEAUTY TALK #2: CLEAN BEAUTY 2030

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Redefining Growth, Purpose, and Performance

At MakeUp in Los Angeles, Cosmetics Inspiration & Creation hosted a new edition of its Beauty Talk series, bringing together industry leaders to explore the next phase of responsible beauty.

Moderated by Leila Rochet, founder of Cosmetics Inspiration & Creation, the session “Clean Beauty 2030: Redefining Growth and Performance” featured Victor Casale, co-founder of MOB Beauty and chairman of Pact Collective, and Iva Teixeira, founder of The Good Face Project.

The conversation revealed a decisive shift: clean beauty is no longer the destination, it is the starting point. As the industry moves toward 2030, brands must move beyond ingredient exclusion to embrace a broader framework combining science, transparency, sustainability and performance.


From Clean Claims to System Thinking

To frame the discussion, Leila Rochet highlighted how the clean beauty movement has matured dramatically over the past decade. What once functioned as a niche positioning has now become a mainstream expectation.

“Clean beauty is maturing beyond niche to become a mainstream category.” - Leila Rochet

But the future of responsible beauty requires a more holistic perspective. Rochet outlined four interconnected territoriesshaping the evolution of the category:

  • Supreme Health - safe, science-driven formulations supporting long-term wellbeing

  • Planet Revival - climate-aware ingredients and sustainable product design

  • Ethical Ecosystems - fair sourcing and biodiversity protection

  • Hedonistic Nature - reconnecting beauty with nature, rituals and emotional wellbeing

Together, these dimensions signal a shift from clean formulations to systemic responsibility.


Clean Is the Baseline

According to Iva Teixeira, the clean beauty movement has reached a stage of structural standardization. Retailer “no lists” and ingredient restrictions have largely stabilized, meaning the concept of clean is no longer a differentiator.

“Clean beauty has basically reached a framework of understanding… it has become the platform on top of which new dimensions will emerge.” - Iva Teixeira

The next competitive frontier will therefore revolve around performance, advanced science, and new ingredient ecosystems, including biotechnology and AI-supported formulation.

Technology is already transforming product development by allowing chemists to evaluate regulatory compliance during the formulation stage, dramatically accelerating innovation.


Regulation Is Accelerating Change

Regulatory evolution is another major force shaping the future of clean beauty. Victor Casale pointed out that global cosmetic innovation is increasingly guided by European regulatory standards, which often set the pace for ingredient reformulation and environmental progress.

“Clean used to be about a ‘no list’. Today it includes packaging, sustainability and ethics, and regulation is forcing that evolution.” - Victor Casale

At the same time, regulatory frameworks are becoming more fragmented. In the United States alone, multiple states are developing their own cosmetic laws, creating new complexity for brands operating globally.


Packaging: Beauty’s Next Transformation

Beyond ingredients, packaging emerged as one of the most urgent challenges for the industry. Casale shared how MOB Beauty was designed around refillable and compostable packaging systems, aiming to rethink the lifecycle of beauty products.

“We’ve spent 50 years teaching consumers that heavier, shinier packaging means luxury. But the package lasts hundreds of years while the product lasts three months.” - Victor Casale

Scaling these solutions, however, requires systemic change across the entire supply chain, from packaging manufacturers to brand design strategies.


Commitment as the New Competitive Advantage

While technologies and regulations are accelerating change, Casale emphasized that transformation ultimately depends on industry commitment.

“My formula for success is commitment. If you commit to doing the right thing, you will overcome many of these obstacles.” - Victor Casale

Brands that embed sustainability and transparency into their culture - not just their claims - will be best positioned for the next decade.


The Strategic Outlook for 2030

Looking ahead, three strategic priorities are emerging for beauty innovators.

Ingredient Reinvention

Replacing petroleum-derived molecules is becoming a central priority for the industry. Biotechnology and fermentation technologies are enabling a new generation of ingredients that combine improved sustainability with high performance.

As Iva Teixeira emphasized, this transition is already underway across the industry:

“Number one is replacing petroleum-derived molecules in their formulas.” - Iva Teixeira

Major beauty companies are already investing in biotech platforms capable of producing next-generation actives designed to reduce reliance on petrochemical inputs.

Packaging Transformation

Packaging is the next major frontier. Developing refillable, compostable and circular systems will be critical as brands rethink the lifecycle of beauty products and reduce long-term environmental impact.

Radical Transparency

Transparency is evolving beyond ingredient disclosure. Brands must communicate not only what is inside their products, but also how those products are formulated, manufactured, and sourced.

As Rochet concluded, the future of beauty will be defined by brands capable of moving beyond clean toward measurable impact and credibility.

“Transparency must become your superpower. It’s not about saying things anymore, it’s about proving them.” - Leila Rochet

MULA BEAUTY TALK #1: BEAUTY'S OPTIMIZATION ERA

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How Performance, Science and Technology Are Redefining the Industry

At MakeUp in Los Angeles, Cosmetics Inspiration & Creation hosted the first session of its Beauty Talk series, exploring how the industry is entering a new phase defined by performance, efficiency and technological integration.

Moderated by Leila Rochet, founder of Cosmetics Inspiration & Creation, the session titled “The Optimization Era: How Beauty Is Evolving Toward the Next Level of Efficiency” brought together Gloria Ryu, Chief Product Officer at Haus Labs by Lady Gaga, Michelle Lee, founder and CEO of Monologue and former Editor-in-Chief of Allure, and Max Farrow, Marketing Director at Nuon Medical.

Together, they explored how beauty is shifting from aspiration and storytelling toward measurable performance systems, driven by science, devices, and increasingly sophisticated consumer expectations. 



Entering the Age of Flow

To frame the discussion, Leila Rochet introduced the broader cultural context shaping the beauty industry today. Cosmetics Inspiration & Creation’s latest foresight report, The Age of Flow, highlights a world defined by constant acceleration and adaptation.

Technological intensity, AI-driven systems, climate instability and evolving social norms are transforming consumer expectations. Beauty is no longer static or purely aesthetic, it is becoming adaptive, experiential and performance-driven.

Within this landscape, Rochet identified the rise of what Cosmetics IC calls the Optimization Era, where beauty intersects with wellness, sports science and longevity culture.

Consumers increasingly approach beauty as a performance ecosystem, combining skincare, devices, lifestyle habits and recovery strategies.

Performance Becomes the New Beauty Standard

For Gloria Ryu, the transformation of Haus Labs illustrates how deeply the industry is shifting toward science-led product development. When she joined the brand five years ago, the mission was to reposition the company from a celebrity-driven label into a true innovation platform.

“We saw that the market was clearly shifting from a concept-led approach to a more performance-led one.” - Gloria Ryu 

The repositioning required rethinking the entire product ecosystem, from ingredient selection and formulation to packaging design and testing protocols. Today, performance is validated through rigorous real-world stress testing, including stage testing with Lady Gaga and professional dancers to ensure products remain “life-proof.”

The goal, according to Ryu, is to operate at the intersection of science and artistry, using technology to enhance creative expression rather than replace it.

The Rise of the Performance Consumer

Michelle Lee offered a perspective from her experience in editorial and brand development.

Over the past decade, the beauty consumer has become increasingly aware of ingredients and scientific claims. However, Lee emphasized that performance remains the ultimate decision driver.

“Ultimately it still comes down to the user experience- how well something works.” - Michelle Lee 

Consumers may be more informed than before, but scientific storytelling must remain accessible and emotionally engaging. For brands, this means balancing clinical credibility with compelling narratives, ensuring that science supports the experience rather than overwhelming it.

Devices and Technology Redefine Efficacy

Another major dimension of the Optimization Era is the growing convergence between cosmetics, medical technology and engineering. Companies such as Nuon Medical are pushing this shift by integrating clinical-grade technology directly into consumer beauty products, enhancing the performance of formulations and accelerating innovation cycles.

As Max Farrow explained, technology is not only improving product efficacy, it is also transforming how quickly innovations can be developed and brought to market.

“We are shortening the route to market, developing functional prototypes in days instead of months.” - Max Farrow 

This acceleration reflects a broader shift in the industry, where beauty is increasingly treated as a high-performance system combining formulation, device technology and real-time development capabilities.

Science Is Raising the Bar for Innovation

As scientific literacy grows, both product development and marketing standards are evolving rapidly. Ryu noted that the modern beauty consumer is far less tolerant of vague scientific language or borrowed credibility.

“Consumers are much less tolerant of vague scientific language, you need to be able to prove what you say.” - Gloria Ryu 

This shift is forcing brands to invest more heavily in testing, validation and R&D partnerships in order to build lasting credibility. In many ways, the industry is entering a phase where innovation must be both visible and provable.

The Strategic Challenges Ahead

Looking forward, the panelists identified several major challenges shaping the future of beauty innovation.

Hyper-Accelerated Innovation

Technology, AI and global beauty ecosystems are compressing product development cycles while raising expectations for differentiation.

Global Influence

K-Beauty, J-Beauty and emerging international markets are reshaping ingredient culture, textures and product formats at unprecedented speed.

The Battle for Attention

As Michelle Lee noted, beauty brands are no longer competing only with other beauty brands.

“Our competitors today are not just other beauty brands, they’re anything that takes attention.” - Michelle Lee 

Social platforms, streaming services and digital culture are redefining how brands must capture and sustain consumer interest.

The Future: Beauty as a Performance System

As the discussion concluded, one message became clear: beauty is evolving into a holistic performance system. Products, devices, wellness rituals and technology are converging to deliver optimized outcomes across skin, body and lifestyle. For brands, the challenge will be not only to innovate, but to do so with clarity, authenticity and measurable impact.

As Gloria Ryu summarized, the future of beauty will depend on maintaining the courage to innovate deeply rather than superficially.

“As the market gets smarter, superficial differentiation gets exposed faster.” - Gloria Ryu 

In the Optimization Era, true innovation will belong to brands capable of combining science, performance and meaning into one coherent system.

The cic take

The Optimization Era signals a structural shift in how value is created in beauty. Performance is no longer a differentiator, it is the baseline. What will define the next generation of leaders is the ability to orchestrate ecosystems rather than products - combining formulation, devices, data, and experience into cohesive, outcome-driven systems.

The risk ahead lies in over-indexing on technology at the expense of meaning, or conversely, relying on storytelling without substance. In a landscape where consumers are both highly informed and attention-fragmented, only brands that can align credibility, clarity, and cultural relevance will sustain impact.

Ultimately, the Optimization Era is not about doing more, but about doing better, with precision, coherence, and intention.

To learn more about the agency’s latest report, contact our team.

INNOVATION AT CES 2025

This year’s CES 2025 showcased a captivating blend of innovation, emotion, and practicality, highlighting how technology continues to blur the line between functional utility and emotional connection. From robotics to personalized skincare, here are some standout innovations that inspired us and offer intriguing implications for the beauty and wellness industries.

Credits: Mirumi by Yukai Engineering

Mirumi: A Futuristic Take on the Charm Trend

Charm trends are evolving in extraordinary ways, and Mirumi, the robotic companion, is a prime example. This clip-on creature is designed to evoke deep emotional connections by mimicking the behaviors of a shy baby. Responding to touch and sound, Mirumi redefines our interactions with technology by encouraging moments of bonding. It’s a fascinating exploration of how future-forward designs can tap into human emotions to create meaningful connections, even with machines.

Credits : Yukai Engineering - Dezeen

Nékojita FuFu: The Minimalist COOLING Robot

Nékojita FuFu by Yukai Engineering brings simplicity and whimsy to the forefront of innovation. This tiny, cat-shaped robot blows air to cool down hot food or drinks using a randomized “Fu-ing” algorithm that mimics human behavior. At a hyper-competitive tech fair filled with groundbreaking advancements, this minimalist device stood out as a comforting reminder of how emotional connections, even with seemingly frivolous products, can resonate deeply in an increasingly complex world.

Credits: Therabody

Therabody Coach: Personalized Wellness Through AI

Therabody, known for its popular massage guns, unveiled Coach, an AI-powered digital recovery platform that sets a new standard in wellness technology. Integrated into Therabody’s app, Coach analyzes user data and feedback to provide personalized recovery routines and wellness recommendations. For example, if you’ve just completed a 5K run, Coach will suggest recovery techniques tailored to your activity to reduce soreness and enhance performance. This innovation emphasizes how data-driven personalization can make wellness more accessible and impactful, offering exciting possibilities for beauty and self-care technologies.

Credits: L’Oréal Groupe ©

L’Oréal Cell BioPrint: A Revolution in Skin Intelligence

One of the most groundbreaking unveilings was L’Oréal Cell BioPrint, a tabletop device rooted in longevity science and advanced proteomics. In just five minutes, this portable lab-on-a-chip analyzes the protein composition of a user’s skin to reveal its aging trajectory and provide personalized skincare insights. This innovation marks a significant leap forward in consumer skin intelligence, empowering users to make more informed choices about their skincare routines. It’s a clear indication of how the beauty industry is leveraging science and technology to push the boundaries of personalization.


THE CIC TAKE

CES 2025 reminded us that innovation isn’t just about advancing performance or features. The most impactful developments are those that combine cutting-edge technology with emotional resonance, simplicity, and a focus on human connection. Whether it’s bonding with a robotic charm, finding comfort in whimsical devices, or unlocking the secrets of personalized wellness and skincare, the future of innovation is as emotionally compelling as it is functional.

At Cosmetics Inspiration & Creation, we’re always on the lookout for transformative trends and innovations that shape the future of beauty and wellness. Visit our website to explore our latest reports on skincare, makeup, and emerging technologies that are set to redefine the industry.

COSMETIC360 - Strategic Innovations Shaping the Future of Cosmetics

Death to Stock - Daniel Faro

At Cosmetic360 on October 16-17, 2024 in Paris, the Cosmetics IC team explored key innovations redefining the future of beauty, from eco-conscious alternatives to bio-inspired actives, advanced UV defenses, and transformative textures. These discoveries reflect the industry’s strategic response to rising demands for sustainability, biomimetic technology, and long-lasting efficacy. Here, we highlight the standout technologies that promise to shape the next generation of cosmetics, addressing critical market needs with groundbreaking solutions.

1. Eco-Conscious Innovations: The Rise of Microplastic Alternatives in Cosmetics

As consumers increasingly seek sustainable cosmetic solutions, interest in microplastic alternatives has surged (U.S. Google searches for microplastics are up +73.7% YoY - Spate (from Oct 2023 to Sep 2024 vs. Oct 2022 to Sep 2023)). This demand has fueled innovations in microplastic-free ingredients designed to offer functional and environmentally friendly replacements.

  • Codif - Sensory Apple Pomace

Derived from upcycled Brittany apples, this micronized apple powder provides an alternative to PMMA, a microplastic soon to be banned in Europe. Sensory Apple Pomace delivers a matte, blurring effect on redness and imperfections, while tribology tests demonstrate its enhanced softness, reducing friction sound on the skin for a smoother sensory experience.

A fully biodegradable alternative to petroleum-based polymers, Dionymer’s PHBV is made through fermentation and is 100% biobased. This microplastic-free solution replicates the functionality of PP, PE, and PLA without the environmental impact, supporting cleaner, sustainable formulations.


2. Nature’s Defense Mechanisms: Biomimetic Skincare Innovations 

As bio-inspired ingredients gain popularity in skincare (global TikTok views for biomimetic have risen +21.3% YoY - Spate - (from Oct 29, 2023 to Oct 27, 2024 vs. Oct 30, 2022 to Oct 29, 2023)), novel active ingredients are emerging, rooted in nature’s adaptive mechanisms and refined through advanced biotechnology.

After eight years of research, Solabia developed Serenibiome, a bio-inspired ingredient derived from the epiphytic fungus Pseudozyma flocculosa, which naturally protects plants by producing lipids that guard against environmental stressors. This glycolipid-based active, stabilized through a biomimetic fermentation process, is designed for sensitive and atopic skin. Serenibiome selectively targets Staphylococcus aureus, a bacterium commonly linked to skin inflammation, helping to rebalance the microbiome, reduce neurogenic inflammation, and repair the skin barrier. Clinically tested, Serenibiome reduces redness, itching, and dryness, while increasing hydration and supporting the skin's overall resilience.

Shiloxome is an innovative anti-aging ingredient designed specifically for mature skin, particularly those affected by menopause or post-menopausal changes. Using the pioneering Triplobiome™ Technology, Shiloxome draws from endophytic organisms naturally present in cork oak. This yeast-derived active mimics the cork’s defense mechanisms, which protect it from environmental damage. Shiloxome offers strong anti-pollution and antioxidant benefits and promotes relipidation by boosting ceramide NS synthesis, helping to restore the skin’s protective barrier and resilience against urban stressors.


3. Advanced UV Defense: Long-Lasting Protection and SPF Boosting

With growing interest in long-lasting UV protection (global Google searches for Long Lasting + Sunscreen are up +77.2% YoY - Spate (from Oct 2023 to Sep 2024 vs. Oct 2022 to Sep 2023)), new innovations are enhancing sunscreen efficacy and durability.

Awarded the COSMETIC360 Raw Materials Award, SkyWhite offers a multifunctional cellulose-based alternative to titanium dioxide. Its 3D structure reflects UV rays, boosting SPF without TiO2. SkyWhite also emulsifies formulas and adapts color intensity: added in water, it produces a whiter effect, while in oils, it amplifies color depth.

Skinosive’s Bioadhesive Technology secures active ingredients on the skin’s surface, demonstrated in tests on chemical UV filters. It enhances protection by adhering sunscreen to the stratum corneum, preventing deeper penetration and offering up to 8 hours of proven UV defense, even under external stress.

4. Revolutionary Textures: Helical Emulsion in Cosmetics and 3D Printing

In the realm of innovative formulations, two cutting-edge technologies are reshaping cosmetic textures, merging precision and advanced design for a superior sensorial experience.

  • Experis - Helical Emulsion Technology

Experis introduces a new philosophy in natural formulation with its Helical Emulsion Technology, a sensory-driven, multifunctional approach (99% natural origin). Unlike traditional emulsions, where oil droplets remain separate and release rapidly, Helical Emulsion Technology distributes oil along this helical matrix, achieving a continuous, controlled release. This structure provides a gradual, immersive sensory experience, optimizing skin affinity, enhancing penetration, and creating a seamless fusion with the skin.

This patented 3D printing technology creates futuristic, airy textures in solid cosmetics. By incorporating up to 99% air in a controlled three-dimensional matrix, these cosmetics offer a lightweight application, reducing the greasy or sticky feel of traditional balms and sunscreens. The unique 3D structure also improves foaming in rinse-off products by increasing air and water interfaces, while the design minimizes oil content, enhancing texture and sensory appeal.

The Cosmetics IC Take

The innovations showcased at Cosmetic360 illustrate a robust evolution toward products that blend functionality with sustainability, bio-adaptive properties, and sensory appeal. These advances affirm the cosmetics industry’s commitment to both environmental responsibility and scientific innovation, positioning it to meet growing consumer expectations with high-performance, eco-responsible solutions.

Our team of experts is available to work on your latest innovations or tailor an inspiration report specific to your need.   

Contact the team for more details.

IN-COSMETICS GLOBAL 2024: OPTIMAL FUTURE - THE RISE OF RADICAL SCIENCE

Source: Deathtothestock - Photo by Daniel Faro

Following three days of intense innovation-hunting at the recent in-Cosmetics Global 2024 (April 16 to 18, Paris),  our experts have identified 4 key trends that will transform the world of cosmetic ingredients.

Our full coverage of the show will be published in the upcoming report, Ingredient Innovation: Inspiration from in-Cosmetics Global 2024. Below is a taster trend from the team’s comprehensive analysis - read on to discover ingredients at the cutting edge of science.

OPTIMAL FUTURE: THE RISE OF RADICAL SCIENCE

While consumers are increasingly aware of the impact of science and new technologies, suppliers are responding by developing ingredients that allow brands to create even more technically elevated products.

Growing trust in the science community (57% of respondents rate scientists as trustworthy) should spur brands to invest in forward-thinking innovations. Accenture reports that brands championing science-led claims secure 2.5 times more venture capital funding compared to their counterparts focused solely on natural and sustainable claims. This is fertile ground for beauty brands, who have an opportunity to leverage science-backed formulations and innovations as a cornerstone of trust and credibility in their offerings.

1. BIOMIMETIC BOOSTERS

The exosome boom

As exosomes gain interest in cosmetics for their application in anti-aging solutions (US Google searches for Exosome Therapy have increased +82.5% YoY*), there has been a significant increase in exosome-related ingredient innovation. The surge in exosome-based formulas will help propel the exosome market size to $3.2B in 2032, growing at a CAGR of 29.9% from 2023. 

This new exosome ingredient is derived from antioxidant-rich Camellia Callus. The exosome has a high-absorption function, due to being 184-462 times smaller than skin pore size and key claims include anti-inflammatory (18.86% reduction in Nitric Oxide) and whitening effects (13.00% reduction in extracellular melanin production).

Exolab has harnessed the active power of organic exosomes derived from untreated Camellia Sinensis, rich in polyphenols and catechins. Exo-Elixir Camellia Sinensis encapsulates key active ingredients like EGCG and vegetable Melatonin for neurocosmetic effects. Other innovations include exosomes derived from Alpine Rose for photo-aging, Liquorice for elasticizing, and fresh fruits for skin repair. 

Source: Exolab - Photo by Cosmetics IC at in-Cosmetics Global 2024

Created from the synergy of three exosomes found in lactobacilli, these probiotic ingredients claim to have superior anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects that help maintain healthy skin. The bacteria-derived exosomes calm irritation, prevent pigmentation and strengthen the barrier.

Bio-mirrors 

New innovations promise next-level efficacy, mimicking biological functions to improve skin penetration and active assimilation.

Drawing on a vast data set that integrates various technology platforms, in silico and biomimetic Peptide design, and marine biology research, LipoTrue™ has developed Frag-Brillin remastered™, a biomimetic fragment of human Fibrillin-1 grown in plants. It enhances skin elasticity by triggering TGFβ repair response, bolstering cellasticity, and reducing wrinkle-inducing microfibril degradation, thus revitalizing skin's structural integrity and appearance.

Source: LipoTrue - Photo by Cosmetics IC at in-Cosmetics Global 2024

Corneopeptyl™ represents an innovative biomimetic Peptide, synthesized through green chemistry. It mirrors the activity of the LCE6A Protein, fortifying the corneocyte envelope to enhance skin barrier function and tackle premature aging by diminishing wrinkles and enhancing skin texture, firmness, and moisture levels.

Opal Alga harnesses dynamic light-responsive technology, inspired by the behavior of Cystoseira Tamariscifolia, to revitalize fatigued skin impacted by modern stressors. It harmonizes the skin’s microenvironment and restores its natural circadian rhythm for renewed vitality. Inspired by algae's adaptive behavior to light cycles, Odycea aims to optimize photosynthesis efficiency, illustrating their commitment to biomimicry in skincare innovation.



2. FAST-TRACKED FUNCTIONALITY 

Bio-inspired delivery systems

Several suppliers were inspired by nature to create new delivery systems that improve active access and allow for deeper penetration.

Active Concepts is at the forefront of personal care innovation with core technology platforms including BioFermentation, Complex Actives, Extracts, Proteins, Delivery Systems, and Functional Materials. Their groundbreaking BioAuthentic Exosomes line introduces exosome-inspired delivery systems tailored for specific skincare benefits, such as AC ExoVitalize, which enhances cellular processes like oxidative phosphorylation and glycolysis, promoting a rejuvenated and lifted appearance at the cellular level.

Bicobiome® targets oily scalps prone to dandruff, rebalancing the microbiome, reducing sebum formation, restoring scalp barrier function, and eliminating dandruff scales. Inspired by skin biology, Bicosome® mimics the skin's transportation system, the lamellar bodies. Upon application, Bicosomes® fuse with the skin surface, allowing smart disks to selectively penetrate targeted skin layers and deliver actives. Subsequently, Bicosome®-ordered lipid structures integrate into the skin matrix, reinforcing the barrier function without compromising skin health.

Plant-based delivery systems

Plant-inspired delivery systems leverage natural compounds and mechanisms to enhance the efficacy and bioavailability of active ingredients.

The biotechnology firm based in Strasbourg, France, specializes in engineering plants to produce valuable Polypeptides for the cosmetic industry. Peauvita™, blends plant biotechnology with growth factors, incorporating Oleosomes - naturally occurring carriers found in all plant seeds - to ensure advanced skin delivery and controlled release, representing a transformative approach to skincare.


3. SMART BEAUTY

AI-optimized ingredients

With continued advancements in AI capabilities, suppliers are now using this technology to improve and optimize their ingredients and help find new formulation solutions.

LipoTrue – SP[AI]3™ (Spain)

SP[AI]3™ is a smart Peptide obtained in silico through AI among thousands of candidates, with optimal binding and specificity. It precisely targets key acne influencers to modulate sebum synthesis, reduce pore size and obstruction, and decrease inflammation.

Source: LipoTrue - Photo by Cosmetics IC at in-Cosmetics Global 2024

AI-assisted development

Bloomcolla Col Ⅲ employs AI assistance to accurately select fragments rich in active human collagen sites, ensuring a final sequence that is completely homologous with human collagen. Its environmentally friendly production process offers advantages in safety and purity. Notably, Bloomcolla Col Ⅲ possesses unique active sites capable of binding to 11 integrins, effectively activating cell signaling pathways and providing superior soothing and repairing abilities.

Actigum™ Care, with its 94.5% natural composition and innovative blend of starch and sclerotium gum, presents a sustainable alternative to traditional petro-based polymers. It provides superior functionality and sensorial enhancement through AI-based development.



The Cosmetics IC Take

New scientific developments offer outstanding benefits for beauty brands, as suppliers leverage the latest biomimetic technology to create potent, sustainable ingredients that double-down on efficacy. The integration of AI will continue at pace, promising next-level advancements and accelerated performance, hyper-attuned to individual specificities. 

Ingredient Innovation: Inspiration from in-Cosmetics Global 2024 will be available soon.

Contact the team for more details.

 

(*Source: Spate NY - US Search - from April 2023 to March 2024 vs. April 2022 to March 2023)