Burt's Bees research finds that natural origin ingredients like bakuchiol, aloe, and rice milk improve skin health for all skin types and tones. The studies also show that these ingredients can restore skin barrier function and lead to positive subject-reported improvements.
Corning Life Sciences is sharing its latest 3D cell culture technologies at SLAS2021 to support critical research in the industry. The company's new products, including Matrigel matrix-3D plates and Corning Elplasia plates, feature microcavity technology for high-volume spheroid production and enable rapid imaging of 3D cultures.
Burt's Bees presents research on bakuchiol, a natural alternative to retinol, with anti-inflammatory properties and improved skin health. The company also highlights the effectiveness of a natural lip balm containing turmeric in providing therapeutic benefits for dry or compromised lips.
Corning is showcasing its advanced 3D cell culture portfolio, including Corning Elplasia plates and Matrigel matrix. The company will demonstrate how these tools address advancements in 3D cell culture and cell therapy research for drug screening, cancer biology, stem cell biology, and immunology applications.
Burt's Bees research highlights the effectiveness of natural ingredients like bakuchiol in addressing anti-aging concerns and protecting skin from environmental damage. Clinical studies demonstrate improved skin health, reduced sensitivity, and enhanced lip barrier function with nature-based skincare regimens.
The Estee Lauder Companies presents new findings on skin metabolomics, including circadian rhythm changes and the role of autophagy in inflammation. Research also explores post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and the development of anti-acne treatments.
Burt's Bees presents clinical research demonstrating the protective abilities of botanical antioxidants, improving barrier function, and modulating sebum and the skin microbiome. The studies highlight the role of nature-based regimens in reducing oxidative damage, decreasing skin sensitivity, and promoting overall skin health.
The Estée Lauder Companies' research focuses on defending skin from environmental stressors and aging, demonstrating the antioxidant benefit of eucalyptus extract. The team discovered that activating sirtuins with key ingredients increases skin fibroblast activity to combat aging.
The Estée Lauder Companies presents research on autophagy's role in skin aging, as well as the impact of ozone pollution and blue light on skin cells. This study reveals that exposure to blue light at night can disrupt circadian rhythm and accelerate skin aging.
The Estée Lauder Companies presents research on new anti-aging compounds, including hydroxypinacolone retinoate (HPR) that improves skin appearance without irritation. Caffeine enhances epidermal hydration by increasing the transepithelial electric potential and electro-osmosis.
Two Corynebacteria species have been identified as potential targets to improve skin appearance, with one associated with younger people and the other with older people. The 'old skin' bacteria was found to be associated with skin redness, wrinkles, and age spots.
A recent analysis of data from a critical epidemiological study found no association between formaldehyde exposure and acute myeloid leukemia. The study's findings contradict previous studies that reported associations between formaldehyde exposure and certain types of leukemia.
A reanalysis of raw data from a widely used study on formaldehyde exposure shows no link between formaldehyde and leukemia. The study challenges the original conclusions that linked formaldehyde to an increased risk of leukemia, highlighting a need for reconsideration of formaldehyde health risks.
The Estée Lauder Companies Research & Development presents new findings in anti-aging skin and hair research, including the effects of pollen exposure and photo-aging. The studies aim to understand environmental and biological processes driving skin and hair aging.
A new biomechanical eye model mimics mechanical stress on peri-orbital skin, showing how aged cells don't respond well to blinking movement. The study highlights the impact of cyclic mechanical stress on collagen production, energy, and cellular proliferation.
A new study demonstrates that an over-the-counter sleep aid can help people with occasional sleeplessness achieve significantly better sleep. The study found that the liquid product ZzzQuil helped participants fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and report better quality of sleep.
P&G Beauty presents several studies on new ingredient formulations and effective skin care routines, focusing on cellular bioenergetics, anti-aging technologies, and sensitive skin body wash efficacy. The company highlights breakthroughs in microdermabrasion systems, such as the Pro-X Olay Microdermabrasion system, which exfoliates eff...
A new study finds that stress sweat significantly impacts social judgments of one's confidence, trustworthiness, and competence in both males and females. The study, published in PLOS ONE, reveals that the odor from stress-related sweat affects how women are perceived by others.
A virtual skin model developed by researchers at the University of Sheffield and PÎG has revealed that skin has 'sleeping' stem cells which can be woken up to regenerate skin, explaining why our ability to do so reduces with age. The model has implications for combating aging effects and skin cancer.
Researchers from P&G Beauty & Grooming present advancements in skin aging and stress sweat, including a facial moisturizer that improves uneven skin texture and a study showing niacinamide's ability to prevent and restore cellular metabolism. The findings have potential for innovation in Olay and Secret brand products.
A clinical trial demonstrates significant improvements in Progeria children's weight gain, bone structure, and cardiovascular system after receiving a farnesyltransferase inhibitor. The treatment, originally developed for cancer, has shown promising results in slowing down the progression of the disease.
P&G is pioneering the 'Omics' revolution in beauty and grooming by applying genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics tools to map the entire biological system. This approach enables scientists to identify molecular pathways associated with common concerns in skin and hair biology.
The Lupus Research Institute has awarded $3.6 million in grants to support cutting-edge research on the devastating disease. Investigators will explore how the immune system goes awry and develop novel approaches to correct manifestations that cause tissue and organ damage.
A National Stroke Association survey reveals that 53% of stroke survivors suffer from pseudobulbar affect (PBA), a condition causing involuntary laughter or crying. PBA symptoms interfere with daily activities and relationships, but few are aware of the condition.
A study has discovered that progerin, the protein responsible for Progeria, is present in the vasculature of the general population and increases with age. Researchers found that progerin levels in coronary arteries increased by an average of 3.3% per year between one month and 97 years.
Researchers from P&G Beauty & Grooming present studies on skin care science, including the impact of hexamidine on stratum corneum lipid metabolism pathways and its potential to restore aging skin's barrier function. Eleven posters will be displayed at the AAD Annual Meeting showcasing diverse research topics.
A new study published in the Journal of Periodontology found that nearly 30% of human genes are expressed differently during gingivitis onset and healing. Biological pathways associated with immune system activation were identified as critical to controlling the body's reaction to plaque build-up.
In a first-of-its-kind study, Americans ranked access to care as their top priority when considering spending their own money on health products and services. Respondents also showed a preference for preventive healthcare services but were dissatisfied with their quality.
P&G Beauty & Grooming scientists showcase latest findings on hair, skin, color, and shaving efficacy using advanced science and technology. The studies explore the role of genetics in skin aging, optimize color foundation formulations, and develop new blade technologies for improved shaving comfort.
Researchers have successfully sequenced the complete genome of Malassezia globosa, a naturally occurring fungus responsible for dandruff and other skin conditions. The genetic make-up of M. globosa has expanded treatment targets from a few observational characteristics to over 4,000 molecular targets.
A new study found that women taking lower-dose birth control pills experienced fewer side effects, such as bloating and breast tenderness, compared to those taking traditional 35 mcg pills. The study also showed that these lower-dose pills provided equally good contraceptive protection.
A new study led by a University of Pittsburgh researcher found that twice as many patients experienced depression relapse on placebo compared to those treated with mirtazapine. Mirtazapine also relieved depressive symptoms more quickly than some commonly prescribed SSRIs, according to the study.