March 18, 2020
Its a good time to talk about our body's Microbiomes and our ability to fight bacteria with our own biological defense system. The skin is also in interface of thousands of good and bad bacteria (only about a hundred) that act as defence mechanisms and have antimicrobial properties. How about that - sit back and fight diease with your skin. We do it everyday!
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June 05, 2019
Skin products with adaptogens take us to a new level of skin stress control available for all ages and skin types. Sensitive, prematurely aging and acne prone skin can benefit from ingredients that have adaptogenic effects such as some common types such as aloe vera, rhodiola, and korean ginseng.
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April 18, 2019
By allowing the deconstruction of cosmetic ingredients to be scrutinized by the public in social media or otherwise, found it is not in the best interest of the public.
The scrutiny of ingredients that are safe for human consumption are regulated by several global governances, hundreds of governmental, university faculties and consortiums made up of experts who have demonstrated history of higher education and experience.
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April 17, 2019
2019 - the year of Cannabis, MC2Industries and Melani Chong are seeing more research studies, behavioural and psychographic findings, formulation strategies, product development insights from scientific leaders.
"Right now CBD is a star - in a galaxy - in yet a universe of possibility."- Cosmetic Consultant, Melani Chong
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November 17, 2018
“The culture of beauty is a common universal language that we all speak and the beauty business can unite us nationally on a cultural and socially economic front.” – Melani Chong. We all use personal care products. We all have a beauty culture secret that we can share with one another. We, at the Canadian Cosmetic Cluster will focus on SME business development, international trade and leveraging Canadian resources in the raw material to finished product ranges.
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November 01, 2018
The document, Draft Interim Science Policy: Use of Alternative Approaches for Skin Sensitization as a Replacement for Laboratory Animal Testing, describes the science behind the non-animal alternatives that can now be used (in vitro, in silico, in chemico) to identify skin sensitization. Hello Future!
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