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Collagen remains one of the most widely used ingredients in the health and wellness industry. Growing interest in collagen’s effects on skin integrity, joint function, and bone density continues to drive the development of innovative formulations that enhance oral bioavailability. At the same time, increasing attention is being paid to raw material sourcing, strict regulatory …
Today, scientifically substantiated efficacy is one of the most important factors in building trust in a cosmetic brand. Reliable testing methods make it possible to objectively assess the impact of cosmetics on problematic skin, confirm their soothing and regenerative properties, and provide credible evidence supporting marketing claims. In this latest overview, we take a closer …
The beauty industry is on the verge of significant legal shifts that force a revision of market entry strategies. On April 27, 2026, key regulatory updates were published, and on May 18, 2026, EU Regulation 2026/909 entered into force. For manufacturers and distributors, this is more than a mere formality—this new regulation significantly amends the annexes to …
“Firmer skin,” “lift effect,” “improved elasticity” – these are among the most frequent product claims found in beauty brand communication. The issue is that to the consumer, they all sound remarkably similar, regardless of whether they are backed by a rigorous scientific study or merely a subjective consumer rating. However, skin firmness and elasticity belong …
Not every dietary supplement performs as promised by the description on its packaging. While the dietary supplement market is growing rapidly, public awareness of what truly lies behind terms like “plant extract” or “high dose of vitamins” often lags behind. For a product to be both safe and effective, professional composition analysis is essential to …
The European food sector and dietary supplement manufacturers are facing one of the most stringent regulatory shifts in public health history. Starting July 2026, new EU rules will officially tighten the microbiological criteria for ready-to-eat food items placed on the market. This new commission regulation places the entire burden of proof on the food business …
A few years ago, the term “skin microbiome” appeared primarily in the marketing campaign materials of premium brands and educational publications within the cosmetic industry. Today, this concept is rapidly moving onto the packaging of almost every cosmetic and directly into the long-term strategy for new product development. However, global consumers are becoming increasingly sophisticated. …
May is a period of intensive development activities in the cosmetics industry and a key time for preparing products for the summer season. Increasing regulatory requirements, the growing need for reliable efficacy substantiation and constantly evolving consumer expectations make laboratory testing more important than ever. In this latest overview, we discuss major regulatory changes and …
Just a few years ago, determining SPF values without human involvement seemed like a distant possibility—more of a concept than a real standard. Today, it is becoming a reality, one that is beginning to redefine how we think about testing sunscreen products. This change is not solely the result of technological progress. It is a …
