11.17.17
Sabinsa Cosmetics, a division of Sabinsa Corporation, was recently granted two patents for novel cosmetic compositions, both developed from extensive research on combinations of the company's branded ingredients. These most recent patents are likely to fuel the company’s rapid growth in the cosmetic industry given the high demand for sunscreen lotions and hair growth formulations, according to Sabinsa.
United States patent US 9498423 describes a synergistic composition, comprised of Saberry, Cococin and Selenopeptides, for maintaining the morphology and numbers of the dermal papilla cells when exposed to stress signals. This composition has also been patented in Europe (EP2695603), Japan (JP6064274), New Zealand (NZ600307) and Russia (RU2606752).
Sabinsa’s cosmetic division has also received a patent in Europe (EP2461786) for a composition comprising of Saberry and Cococin for promoting hair growth. This composition also protects dermal papilla cells from UV rays. The invention has previously been granted a patent in Australia (AU2010326651).
United States patent US 9498423 describes a synergistic composition, comprised of Saberry, Cococin and Selenopeptides, for maintaining the morphology and numbers of the dermal papilla cells when exposed to stress signals. This composition has also been patented in Europe (EP2695603), Japan (JP6064274), New Zealand (NZ600307) and Russia (RU2606752).
Sabinsa’s cosmetic division has also received a patent in Europe (EP2461786) for a composition comprising of Saberry and Cococin for promoting hair growth. This composition also protects dermal papilla cells from UV rays. The invention has previously been granted a patent in Australia (AU2010326651).
