Cosmetics Europe

Identifying potential biomarkers associated with sebum production, pore enlargement, and comedones using transcriptomic approaches

The molecular mechanisms underlying skin pore issues—excessive sebum secretion, pore enlargement, and comedone formation—remain poorly defined. We collected skin samples from four groups—dry skin without enlarged pores (DNEP), oily skin without enlarged pores (ONEP), oily skin wi...

Camellia nitidissima Flower Extract Alleviates Stress-Induced Sebaceous Dysfunction by Targeting the 11β-HSD1/PI3K/Akt/mTOR Axis

Stress-induced sebaceous hyperactivity is a key driver of acne and seborrheic dermatitis; however, research investigating the pathway-specific mechanisms through which stress exerts its effects and the suppression of sebum production via targeting stress signaling remains relativ...

A Modified Delphi Study on the Ethics and Governance of Live Injecting at Aesthetic Conferences. Is There a Better and Safer Alternative?

BACKGROUND: Live clinical demonstrations at aesthetic medicine conferences is common, yet concerns regarding patient safety, commercial influence, and ethical governance. This study established a consensus-based governance framework for live injecting and compared expert and atte...

Enhancing the sensitivity of emulsion stability monitoring: A study based on precursor signals from multiple light scattering analysis

Abstract To accurately identify early destabilization signals in emulsions, this study employed multiple light scattering (MLS) technology combined with microscopic observation, particle size analysis and long‐term macroscopic stability tests to perform a multi‐scale evaluation o...

Identification of Impurities in Norvancomycin Hydrochloride Drug Substance Using UHPLC‐QTOF‐MS

ABSTRACT Rationale Norvancomycin (NVCM) hydrochloride belongs to a group of glycopeptide antibiotics and exhibits strong effects against Gram‐positive cocci and bacilli. The safety of patients' lives is directly related to the quality of drugs. The impurities play often an import...