This is quite an interesting study about efficacy of sonic brushes in skin cleansing (the study is sponsored by L'Oreal who obviously sells clarisonic), diagram comparing the particle size of pollutants is the most interesting part of the whole article:
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ics.12378/full

Did you know that there are 4 different produt types all being sold as hydrosols or floral waters? Read this blog post for more info: https://formulabotanica.com/how-spot-fake-hydrosol/

although we don't agree with all of these statements (and certainly not with the product recommendations), it's a good read :
http://www.drozthegoodlife.com/beauty/g557/beauty-scientists-share-their-secrets/

welcome to our first customer in Lithuania

These are the 50 top beauty companies (obviously they are to regarding the sales and not the quality or ethical values):
http://www.happi.com/contents/view_top-companies-report/2017-07-03/the-top-50-989030/

Do you apply sunscreen over your eyelids?
http://www.allure.com/story/sunscreen-on-eyelids-study

20% discount on our Versatil BL for this weekend: https://shop.skinchakra.eu/en/Cosmetic-Lab/Preservatives/Versatil-BL.html

Read our latest blog post for this easy aftersun body splash: https://skinchakra.eu/blog/archives/507-Aftersun-Body-Splash-with-Aloe-and-caffeine.html

Starch is a common ingredient in natural cosmetics. But starch is not equal to starch. Look at the particle size of potato, corn and rice starch

welcoming our first customer in South Africa

pH of everyday cosmetic ingredients should be between 4,5-6,5. This is the legislative limit (for children between 5,5-6,5). The practical part is dictated by the pH tolerance and optimum performance of all your ingredients and specially the performance of the preservative system you're using. There is no such thing like a "fixed pH" for an under-eye product because the pH should be adjusted according to the preservative

Can you imagine going to a restaurant and receiving a facial mask?
http://www.allure.com/story/chinese-restaurant-sheet-masks-post-meal

This is a blog post Elham wrote a long time ago about "how to identify whether your emulsion is an O/W or a W/O". We've had some questions during the last days and share the link again:
https://formulabotanica.com/4-steps-for-testing-your-cosmetic-emulsion/

Read our latest blog post about hydrogenated oils: https://skinchakra.eu/blog/archives/508-Whats-the-matter-with-saturated-plant-oils.html

20% weekend discount for our freshly arrived modified rice starch: https://shop.skinchakra.eu/en/Cosmetic-Lab/Cosmetic-ingredients-A-Z/modified-rice-starch.html

Crash-course about Vit E:
http://lpi.oregonstate.edu/sites/lpi.oregonstate.edu/files/vitamin-e-flashcard.pdf

Read our latest tutorial for an easy to make biphase aftersun:https://skinchakra.eu/blog/archives/509-Biphase-Aftersun-Body-Lotion.html

Apart from the fact that the infographic is from Olay, the statistics are interesting , hopefully useful for your business
http://www.happi.com/contents/view_infographics/2017-07-10/the-power-of-the-shower/

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