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Ingredients in the news: cannabidiol
Even though cannabidiol has been gaining ground in cosmetics since 2020, it does raise questions. That’s why Estelle Dehier, from Labosphère, has chosen to focus on the continuation (and end) of the series devoted to these ingredients that are the talk of the town.
Ingredients in the news: Talc
Another chapter in the series by Labosphère’s Estelle Dehier on ingredients that are the talk of the town: once considered harmless, or even very popular, then caught up in the turmoil of safety warnings, before eventually being overtaken by regulations, restrictions and even bans… Episode 2 is devoted to talcum powder.
Ingredients in the news: salicylic acid
Some cosmetic ingredients are all the rage and are all the rage for years, but then cosmetovigilance reveals certain problems or toxicological requirements come into play, the regulatory axe falls, and the “flagship” ingredient becomes the one that absolutely must be boycotted. The first episode in this series by Estelle Dehier, from Labosphère: salicylic acid.
How to assess the safety of innovative cosmetic ingredients?
Cosmetic regulations require cosmetic products to be safe for human health under normal and reasonably foreseeable conditions of use. Before a product is placed on the market, a safety assessment must be carried out and signed off by a safety assessor. To do this, a range of data must be studied. A Toxicological Reference Value, generally derived from an animal study, must be determined for each s...
Misleading the consumer
The claims made on cosmetic product labels (and on all communication media, for that matter!) are clearly governed by European cosmetics regulations. They must be proven and justified in the Product Information Dossier (PIF) of the cosmetic product being developed. Estelle Dehier, from Labosphère, explains.
Monday, February 5, 2024
Marketing cosmetic products: the weight of responsibility
There’s no such thing as routine in the cosmetics industry. Regulations are constantly evolving, creating new challenges for formulators and, above al...
Sunday, February 4, 2024
The challenge of the preservative system
In 2005, an article in a consumer magazine called into question the use of a class of preservatives in cosmetic products. Parabens could be the cause ...
Thursday, January 4, 2024
Desperately seeking a manufacturer...
Creating your own brand of cosmetics and developing beautiful products (with attractive textures, high-performance active ingredients and attractive p...
Tuesday, November 14, 2023
When regulatory compliance rhymes with anxiety
As a bespoke development laboratory, Labosphère develops high added-value products that comply at the very least with current European regulations and...
Thursday, November 2, 2023
"Sexual well-being" products
These days, beauty is no longer limited to the parts of the body that can be seen on a daily basis. Intimate areas have been in the spotlight for some...
Thursday, October 12, 2023
Intimate hygiene products
At a time when sexual well-being is becoming a very trendy market, Labosphère focuses in this article on a particular category of products: intimate h...
Thursday, May 25, 2023
When the body speaks out
In a context that remains anxious and where there are not many opportunities to smile, Estelle Dehier, from Labosphere, wanted to offer you a little l...
Monday, April 17, 2023
The development of cosmetic products for babies
Because we want the “best” for our offspring, because the Morange Talc scandal is on everyone’s mind, because children’s skin is fragile, because no r...
Monday, March 6, 2023
Animal testing around the world
Ingredients, finished products… The question of the ban (or not) on animal testing is no less than a real headache. And poses a question that is incre...
Tuesday, January 3, 2023
A small tour of the world of environmental claims
The year 2022 will have been rich in news and the cosmetics industry has not escaped it, suggesting a profound regulatory change (again). The environm...
Monday, November 21, 2022
When Labosphere unveils its know-how
It was in the heart of Paris, on the sidelines of the Cosmetic 360 trade show, that the Labosphere research and development laboratory organised its f...
Wednesday, October 19, 2022
The eco-design of a cosmetic product: a whole programme!
It was not until government restrictions on “energy efficiency” that eco-design concepts were introduced in various industrial sectors. The AGEC law, ...
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