Tag Archives: anti-age

Anti-age: We’re living in incredible times! (Part 3)

27 October 2010
New products: promises… to keep What about instrumental cosmetics? “Even if this opens up a new window in research, it provides a promise that is rather deceptive because it is often inspired from dermatology,” thinks Mr. Doucet. Mr. Perrier considers it “very disappointing in terms of effectiveness. We want a machine to be able to improve...
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Anti-age: we’re living in incredible times! (Part 1)

27 September 2010
Today, research has increasingly effective tools available for precisely identifying the skin’s every molecule and role player, and determining their role and how each one functions. This did not happen in ten years, and as the L’Oréal group’s head of research communications, Patricia Pineau, puts it, the scientific community has gone throug...
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Attractively organic

12 February 2010
Horst Rechelbacher, the man who founded Aveda Corporation in 1978 (sold 20 years later to the Lauder group) and who created IN, Intelligent Nutrients, a health and beauty brand using 100% certified natural and organic ingredients, is launching a new anti-age line whose active ingredients come from his super organic farm in Wisconsin. Bravo for the ...
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Glycation, still more…

9 February 2010
A partnership between the Japanese laboratory Rohto and the American lab Dynamis Therapeutics Inc., specialized in treatments for diabetes, is the origin of the launch of Episteme, a new range of premium skincare exclusively at Isetan in Japan and as of now in China. In this anti-age range, the Night Concentrate Cream (¥18,000) and the Treatment L...
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Glycation, the new magic word in the anti-age fight

8 February 2010
Pola is launching B.A The Cream. A new generation product, it targets AGEs (Advanced Glycation End-products), proteins resulting from the glycation process responsible for dermal fiber aging and complexion color changes. As the brand explains in its documentation: “Freshly cooked rice is very soft, and when you keep it warm in a rice cooker, glyc...
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