10 New Beauty Ingredients

10 New and Promising Beauty Ingredients

10 New and Promising Beauty Ingredients

Posted Wednesday, April 11, 2012 by Anna Jimenez, Senior Interactive Editor

There's no need to hop in the old Delorean and travel through time to see what the future of skin care looks like. If you want to know the powerhouse ingredients that will change the formulations of many skin care products in the forthcoming years, look no further than Innovation Zone at the upcoming In-cosmetics Barcelona, an international beauty event which runs later this month. A slew of new ingredients have been selected for the Innovation Zone Best Ingredient Award and scientists aren't the only ones salivating in anticipation of their arrival on the market.

So how does the future look? Pretty promising. Innovations in skin care, hair care, and sun protection are all ahead, but over half of the nominated ingredients are aimed at keeping skin young and vibrant.

Drum roll please...here are the 10 ingredient nominees to look forward to soon:

Vincience BiotHAIRapy: Designed to help hair combat the effects of oxidative stress, which will supposedly result in healthier, fuller hair.

Gatuline Radiance: A new anti-aging ingredient that acts on skin microcirculation, which can create more luminosity in the skin.

Ougon Liquid B: An extract that can be used to block environmental stress factors including UV.

Buddleja davidii stems G: Contains 20 percent Butterfly Bush stem cells and Verbascoside, a potent metabolite able to protect the skin against UVA damage.

Hyanify: A marine bacterial strain that fights against dehydration and wrinkles.

DermCom: Stimulates the communication between epidermal and dermal cells to help boost collagen and elastin production that renews the skin’s resilience and firmness.

Atopalm Sebum Controlling Lotion: Can reduce the sebum formation and inflammatory responses in skin, which will hopefully help acne-sufferers.

Liftonin-Xpress: A skin-tightening active ingredient.

Progeline: A three amino-acids peptide that helps to fight the aging process.

Adipofill: A new anti-aging ingredient derived from vegetable glucose obtained by biotechnology.

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