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The Essentials for a Skincare Line – Dealing with your Skin Type
Skincare is a learned action. The skin should feel and look hydrated, not greasy and not dry. Normal. It takes work to get to that point. There are four types of skin, Oily, Normal, Dry and Chaotic or troubled. Each needing its own system of skincare to help get to its ideal state. We also have those in-between types (sometimes...
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Bromelain in Skincare
Meet bromelain! A natural exfoliant found in pineapple and used extensively throughout skincare. Bromelain is a complex of protein-metabolizing enzymes found in the fruits and stems of pineapples (think about that tingle on your tongue after eating a lot of pineapple). Bromelain’s quality of breaking down proteins makes it fabulous when it comes to sloughing off dead skin cells, providing...
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Creating FDA Compliant Labels
As private label manufacturers, we believe it’s our responsibility to provide customers with guidance on label application protocols. This document outlines the standards employed at Essential Labs to consistently achieve precise label placement on your packaging. Showcasing your Brand Your labels have to do a lot of work to stand out on a shelf crowded full of products. Obviously your...
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Why you Should Add Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) to Your Skincare Line
Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is an antioxidant, fat-soluble vitamin-like substance found in every cell of the body. In fact, without this potent antioxidant, cells are unable to function properly. This antioxidant is found in cells of plants, bacteria, animals, and people, and is used to make energy needed for growth and healthy function. CoQ10 is found in highest concentrations in the...
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Argireline: A Must-Have in Age-Focused Skincare
Argireline is a wonderful, newer ingredient in skincare, ideal for maturing skin and diminishing the appearance of wrinkles. Argireline is the brand name of Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, a molecule formed principally of 6 amino acids (which in a row are called a peptide). It is synthetically produced in a lab, but there are no indications of any degree of toxicity and...
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Turmeric is the key to Super-Powered Skin Care
Turmeric is a rich golden root used as a distinctive and delicious seasoning, and also in skincare to help improve the appearance of problem skin. Turmeric is a rhizomatous herbaceous perennial plant of the ginger family, Zingiberaceae and is native to Southeast Asia. It’s no surprise that this ingredient has been used for centuries to improve the appearance of skin,...
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Using Consumer Behavior Data To Improve Your Beauty Brand
Want to offer a more personalized experience for your customers and retain them? Learn how to use consumer behavior data to understand their wants and needs.
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Vegetable Glycerin: How This Underrated Ingredient Benefits Skin & Hair
Vegetable Glycerin is a humectant, drawing moisture into the skin and leaving it soft. Learn how to formulate with glycerin in skin care here
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4 Things To Consider Before Launching a Beauty Business
Whether you’re contemplating starting a skincare line, opening a salon, or creating a beauty app, learn what to consider before launching your beauty business.
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Superfoods in Skin Care
Superfoods in skin care are a wonderful trend, bringing antioxidants and fatty acids directly to the skin. Here are our favorite ingredients, and why.
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