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SUNucate initiative continues to boost sunscreen use in U.S. schools
The SUNucate initiative, led by the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Association, is transforming sunscreen accessibility in U.S. schools by overcoming legal barriers and gaining widespread support from industry leaders and legislators.
What are the best supplements for bruising?
The global market for dermal fillers is projected to grow significantly, reaching $15.7 billion by 2034, alongside a rise in supplements marketed to aid post-procedure recovery, despite regulatory challenges around disease claims by the FDA. Experts indicate that while targeted nutrients can enhance recovery, care must be taken to avoid substances with blood-thinning effects, emphasising the importance of balanced nutrition and the potential of nutraceuticals to support healing in medical aesthetic contexts.
What makes a beauty-from-within brand successful?
A successful brand in the beauty-from-within space earns consumer trust through transparent communication, third-party clinical validation, and clear education around product benefits. These themes will be explored in depth during the upcoming NutraIngredients webinar, Holistic Trends in Beauty From Within, airing live on September 17 at 3 p.m. CET.
Regulatory roundup: A review of US beauty sector enforcement and compliance actions
Explore the latest US beauty sector regulatory updates, including OTC Reform Bill advancements, Safer Beauty Bill initiatives, and influencer marketing compliance, in CosmeticsDesign US's comprehensive Summer 2025 roundup.
Neurocosmetics: A paradigm shift in dermatology and cosmetic science
A recent clinical study has investigated the potential of neurocosmetics, concluding that it “signals a paradigm shift within dermatology and cosmetic science.” However, the research also emphasised the complexity of this area of product development, highlighting the factors that need to be considered.
Can supplements protect against UV-induced skin damage?
A review in "Frontiers in Medicine" highlights emerging evidence supporting certain dietary supplements' ability to counteract skin photoaging by targeting UV-induced oxidative stress, inflammation, and collagen degradation. Researchers from Chengdu University and Baoji Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital emphasize the need for more robust clinical research, though polyphenols, flavonoids, and collagen-based supplements show promise in improving skin resilience and elasticity.
Salmon nose cartilage: Promising anti-aging benefits for skin elasticity and hydration
Research from Shanghai Huiwen Biotech Co. highlights the anti-aging potential of salmon nasal cartilage-derived proteoglycans, showing improvements in skin elasticity, hydration and pigmentation in a clinical trial.