The Ordinary tops Australia’s most popular skin care brands index
Lookfantastic has compiled a list of Australia’s most popular skin care brands. The online retailer analysed Google search data to put together a top 10 based on searches over the past 12 months.
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L’Oréal chooses Singapore as headquarters for new SAPMENA geographical zone
L’Oréal has chosen Singapore as its headquarters for the new South Asia Pacific, Middle East and North Africa (SAPMENA) zone, according to a report by Marketing Interactive.
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Screen face: Shiseido discovers impact of digital fatigue on skin
Shiseido has revealed that excessive use of digital devices can not only cause mental and physical fatigue but can also change skin conditions, such as deterioration of skin barrier function, irregularity in corneocytes and increased oxidative damage factor.
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China to usher in sweeping ban on CBD beauty
China is set to ban the use of cannabis and its extracts in beauty products, according to a report published by Jing Daily.
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BASF invests in biotech start-up Bota Bio
BASF Venture Capital has announced that it has invested in Bota Biosciences. The Chinese industrial synthetic biotech firm is developing a proprietary next-gen biotech platform which enables sustainable and economical production of high-value products for a broad array of industrial applications.
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Share prices of Thai cosmetic firms jump as cannabis market ramps up
Share prices of Thai consumer firms have jumped following the government decision to allow the use of most parts of cannabis and hemp in cosmetics and food, according to a report by Reuters.
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US, Australia, India and Japan to partner over rare earth purchase
The US, Australia, India and Japan are in talks over the possibility of partnering over rare earth procurement, according to a report published by Nikkei Asia.
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France enables export of non-animal tested cosmetics to China in EU first
France is set to become the first country in the European Union to export cosmetics to China without recourse to animal testing, according to a report published by France’s beauty business association (FEBEA).
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Press rewind: AmorePacific heralds technology it claims can reverse aging
AmorePacific R&D Center and KAIST have unveiled a technology that can reverse the aging process in human dermal fibroblasts.
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Thailand has made a landmark decision to allow the use of most parts of cannabis and hemp for cosmetics and food, with individuals and businesses now also being able to cultivate hemp seed and seed extract.
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