Lipoid Kosmetik, a manufacturer of premium plant extracts and natural phospholipids for the cosmetics industry, recently debuted two new skincare ingredients at in-cosmetics Global, PhytoCodine and SLM Eco.
PhytoCodine is a new anti-aging ingredient formulated from cedar nuts. It mimics the activity of our skin' matrilines and encourages skin cells to reorganize and creates more structure and elasticity in the skin to rejuvenate mature skin.
SLM Eco, on the other hand, stands for Skin Lipid Matrix technology and focuses on repairing and restoring your skin's barrier that can be compromised by climate, UV exposure, and pollutants. At the recommended concentration of 10 - 30%, SLM Eco can function as a foundation for both creams and lotions alike.
Skin Barrier-Restoring Skincare
Lipoid Kosmetik Debuted Two New Skin Care Ingredients
Trend Themes
1. Anti-aging Ingredients - The trend of using anti-aging ingredients in skincare products presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in creating effective and natural solutions for mature skin rejuvenation.
2. Skin Barrier Repair - The trend of developing skincare ingredients that repair and restore the skin's barrier opens up possibilities for disruptive innovation in creating products that protect against environmental factors and promote overall skin health.
3. Natural Plant Extracts - The trend of utilizing natural plant extracts in skincare formulations provides opportunities for disruptive innovation in developing sustainable and environmentally-friendly products that deliver effective results.
Industry Implications
1. Cosmetics - The cosmetics industry can leverage the trend of using anti-aging ingredients and skin barrier repair technologies to develop innovative products that cater to the needs of mature skin.
2. Skincare - The skincare industry can capitalize on the trend of incorporating natural plant extracts into formulations, offering consumers effective and nature-inspired solutions for their skincare needs.
3. Pharmaceutical - The pharmaceutical industry can explore the use of anti-aging ingredients and skin barrier repair technologies to develop advanced dermatological treatments that address specific skin concerns and conditions.