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Beatrice Wihlander

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About the author

Beatrice Wihlander is a journalist for Personal Care Insights. Her writing focuses on how politics affect the beauty industry, and the biological effects ingredients in cosmetics and skin care have on the human body and environment. She holds a MA in International Journalism and a BSc in Business Administration.

Beatrice Wihlander's articles

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Science-led minimalism shapes future sustainable skin care

Minimalist skin care with an environmental sustainability focus is gaining traction. Consumers expect fewer ingredients and multifunctional products that do not exploit natural resources, harm...

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Switzerland tightens furocoumarins regulation for leave-on cosmetics

Switzerland has adopted one of the strictest regulatory limits on furocoumarins in cosmetics, setting an upper limit of 1 ppm for leave-on products. Effective from January 1 this year, the move aims...

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Shiseido sheds light on skin’s aging process and translucency

Shiseido has developed a technology to evaluate how light interacts with skin, with the aim of achieving skin translucency. The company claims it to be the world’s first optical measurement system...

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How Europe’s regulatory framework propels sustainable cosmetics

Europe has emerged as one of the most sustainable and strategically important regions for manufacturing cosmetics, underpinned by its stringent regulations and safety standards.By imposing strong...

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Navigating “hormonal chaos”: Bioelements unveils skin care for menopause

Bioelements has launched its Pause + Effect skin care line for women experiencing menopause, addressing skin issues that arise from hormonal changes.Suitable for perimenopausal, menopausal, and...

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Hidden cost of mica: Cosmetics industry confronts India’s illegal mining labor

Behind the shimmer of cosmetic ingredient mica, beauty companies are inadvertently profiting from poverty and child labor — but they are also leading the change. Illegal mica mining in India is...

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Seppic’s marine-derived skin care proven to enhance longevity and radiance

Seppic has unveiled data for its marine active ingredients, strengthening its efficacy in targeted action across skin purity, longevity, and alternatives to aesthetic procedures.Cosmetics market...

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The well-being evolution of home care: Performance, fragrance and emotional comfort

Home care is transforming from basic cleaning to a holistic focus on health, well-being, and creating lasting positive sensory experiences. Consumers now demand more from home care fragrances,...

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