Four formulations that benefit mum and baby

Published: 10-Jul-2019 Featured companies: Croda Beauty PROVITAL S.A. Gattefossé Hallstar
Research & Development

Three of this month’s formulations are mild baby care solutions for little ones’ delicate skins, including a nappy cream, a baby sunscreen and a non-rinse cleansing lotion. The fourth product is for expectant mothers and minimises the appearance of stretchmarks

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Cosmetics Business rounds up the latest mild baby care solutions.

From nappy cream to sunscreen for the little ones – here are four active formulations:

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We are a global specialty ingredient supplier to the beauty and personal care industry, dedicated to meeting evolving consumer needs along with our commitment to sustainability... Caring for people, communities and the planet has always been the driving force behind Provital. We are a customer-oriented company with a clear international outlook, focused... Gattefossé is a French-heritage raw material supplier that has grown alongside the world’s leading cosmetics brands. Since our inception in 1880, our journey has been guided... Sytheon is an innovative research-based company committed to developing high-performance active ingredients since 2006. Embracing Mother Nature’s medicinal plants, either...
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