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• Verde Cosmetic Labs

  Sarah Alvarado, VP of Product Development 11.15.19
  

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• Skin Care

  The Beauty of Africa’s Cosmetic Industry

  The region’s potential is enormous. According to L’Oréal, just one of the key players on the African continent in the cosmetics space, “The cosmetics sector in Sub-Saharan Africa’s … beauty and personal care mark…

  Raymond Chimhandamba, Handas Consulting 08.02.19
  

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• Color Cosmetics | Hair Care | Household Cleaning | Packaging | Personal Cleansers | Skin Care

  Tariffs on $200 Billion of Chinese Imports To Impact Cosmetics

  Additional tariffs are effective Monday, Sept. 24.

  09.18.18
  

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• Actives | Color Cosmetics | Functional Ingredients | Preservatives | Skin Care | Sun Care | Testing
  

  China’s Simplified Approach To Cosmetic Regulations

  The State Administration for Market Regulation may streamline the approval process for cosmetic ingredients.

  Ally Dai , Contributing Writer 08.03.18
  

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  Natural Alternatives for Cosmetic Preservation

  Extracts, organic acids, enzymes and antimicrobial peptides all have a place in a cosmetic chemist’s toolbox, according to researchers at Active Concepts.

  Eric Schmitt and Kathleen Norris, Active Concepts 02.06.15
  

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• IBG Labs/Cosmetic House International

  J Castellano, Director of Development 08.07.13
  

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• Collagen in Cosmetics

  Collagen is the main fibrous protein of connective tissue in animals and is the most abundant protein in mammals, accounting for 25-35% of total body protein content. Collagen accounts for 1-2% of muscle tissue and 6% of strong tendinous muscles. Col…

  Harvey M. Fishman, Consultant 08.03.09
  

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  The Physical Chemistry of Cosmetic Formulations

  Formulation is the meticulous balance of all ingredients in a single physical entity. The author provides some guidance on how to create effective and esthetically-pleasing cosmetic products.

  02.29.08
  

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• Cosmetic Uses of SiO2

  Silica, or silicon dioxide (SiO2), occurs in nature as sand, quartz, flint or diatomite. It can be a colorless crystal or a white powder that is odorless and tasteless, and insoluble in water. It has many industrial uses, including the manufacture of…

  Harvey M. Fishman, Consultant 04.20.06
  

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