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Related Industry News   Cosmetics firm sues Teri Hatcher for breach of contract Discussions reveal deep divisions on safety of synthetic ingredients Compound activates anti-cancer gene to fight skin cancer Dow Corning expands sun care ingredients

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	Access Full Stories Clarins defends itself against interest group attacks Citing a lengthy legal battle Clarins has defended itself against a targeted interest group campaign that describes the luxury brand's Angel Parfum as inherently dangerous... Read Union formed to encourage ethical trade in natural ingredients The Union for Ethical BioTrade could help cosmetics companies negotiate the regulatory 'minefield' of trading with local producers in Africa, South America and Asia, whilst ensuring ethical trade that benefits... Read ISCC science meeting showcases industry breakthrough Botaneco, a subsidiary of Canadian based biotech firm SemBiosys, is to present its lipid harnessing technology at the meeting for the International Society of Cosmetic Chemists (ISCC) in New York... Read Momentive's spiky silicone ups ingredient delivery Connecticut-based Momentive Performance Materials has launched a new micro-spherical silicon powder developed with a spiky surface to help the delivery of active skin care and color cosmetic ingredients... Read Cosmetics consumers looking for reassurance Faced with a constant barrage of health scares and growing fears about the environment, the consumer is seeking reassurance when buying cosmetics, said marketing expert Micheal Gutsatz at the Natural Beauty Summit... Read
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	Related Industry News Cosmetics firm sues Teri Hatcher for breach of contract Skin care specialist Hydroderm has sued Desperate Housewives star Teri Hatcher for $2.8 million for alleged breach of contract, according to press reports... Read Discussions reveal deep divisions on safety of synthetic ingredients Following several high profile cosmetics health scares in recent months, discussions at the Natural Beauty Summit revealed deep divisions within the industry over the safety of certain ingredients... Read Compound activates anti-cancer gene to fight skin cancer Skin cancer may be prevented and treated by a molecule that re-activates the body's own defence mechanisms, according to scientists, who suggest the molecule may one day be incorporated into sun care products... Read Dow Corning expands sun care ingredients US-based chemicals group Dow Corning is building further on its offering to the personal care industry by launching an enhanced formulation line-up for sun care products... Read Special Interview Multinationals flex naturals muscle The increasing participation of multinationals in the natural and organic cosmetics sector, and the current lack of legislation, may be marginalising the smaller companies who have been operating in the sector for many years, according to Amarjit Sahota, the director of Organic Monitor.  Read Previous Headlines Countdown to harmonisation of organic and natural standards Representatives of Europe's leading natural and organic certification bodies told delegates at the Natural Beauty Summit that they are on course to develop a common standard by June 2008... Read Estee Lauder group president resigns Estee Lauder has announced the resignation of group president Philip Shearer who currently holds responsibility for some of the company's most prestigious brands including Clinique and Aveda... Read High double-digit growth expected in nanotech cosmetics market The market for cosmetics using nanotechnology is expected to grow significantly over the coming years despite continued concern about the safety of the technology... Read CTFA changes name to focus on consumer safety The Cosmetic, Toiletry, and Fragrance Association has changed its names to the Personal Care Products Council (PCPC) in an attempt to become more consumer orientated... Read FDA extends feedback period on new sunscreen regulations The FDA has extended the feedback period on the sunscreen regulations proposed this summer, in response to calls from industry for time to complete laboratory tests. ... Read Technical / White Papers, Case studies, Web casts PARSOL® TX - setting a new standard - Technical / White Paper Product Innovation Alerts - Free of Charge Indicate your research interests and receive alerts on relevant products and market innovations Cosmetics Fragrance Hair Care Packaging Processing equipment Skin Care

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