SOYASKIN

You can eat it, you can engineer it, you can attain healthy skin benefits from the super bean they call soy (Glycine Max).  The ancient tradition of using soy for the skin has successfully sustained for thousands of years.  If you have sensitive, spotty skin or wish to attain and maintain a bright youthful glow - then go with soya for the skin...

Soy is a biologically an anti-inflammatory and therefore naturally anti-aging by nature of action. 

Soyaskin can help you to achieve your skin care goals naturally and with sustainable practices, making skin brighter, clearer, detoxed and youthful. Soy is a super food for the skin.  The locally grown legume has so many topical benefits such as skin brightening, anti aging and anti-oxidative.  Although, there are few skin creams that can provide a full spectrum solution for skin concerns than one that contains soy extracts. Soy is brightening and anti aging by nature. It is locally grown and ethically harvested for your products. Soyaskin products make your skin glow and make you feel good about using them.

Bio-identical ingredients are made from high quality soy plants for our high performance creams and serums that when applied to the skin, are identified by the human body as being biologically identical to the natural properties produced by the human body with positive and beneficial health and beauty effects. Soyaskin care products contain a patent pending combination of anti aging ingredients from natural origins that decrease the intracellular oxidative activity.

Capture Your Youth Now with the proven benefits of soy for your skin.

Soyaskin is a trusted source for new and helpful developments in longevity products for your family - sustainable products for everyday healthy living. Do not use if you have topical allergies to soy. Made in Canada, for over three years a growing list of beauty junkies, professionals-on-the-go, beauty experts and their A-list clients including Kylie Minogue, Nelly Furtado, and Janet Jackson have been quietly enjoying the benefits of Soyaskin.

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Assessing what our cosmetic future holds - Sustainable Cosmetics Summit in Paris - Cell Technology

Sustainable Cosmetics Summit  to Discuss Green Ingredients, Marketing & Consumer Behaviour*

MC2Tech & MC2Beauty Inc. - Oct 8, 2014

LONDON -- The European edition of the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit will cover developments in green ingredients, marketing and customer behaviour. Attracting the heads of major global companies that impact the cosmetic and cosmetceutical industry, the summit will be hosted in Paris on 24-26th November 2014. 

For the first time in Europe, the summit will discuss ways to encourage sustainable purchases and responsible consumption of cosmetics & personal care products. This union will directly influence the beauty and personal care markets here in North America and then eventually South America.

Marketing and customer behavior will be featured in the context of green cosmetics and environmental impacts. Although the natural & organic cosmetics market has shown high growth, the market share remains low. Many of our cosmetic and cosmeceutical trends come from Asia and Europe where the technology and research starts. Natural & organic products comprise just 3% of European cosmetic sales because of concentration of demand; a small consumer base is responsible for most purchases. 

The summit will also ask what can be done to encourage responsible consumption?

Prof. Dr. Michael Braungart, co-founder of McDonough Braungart Design, professor at the University of Applied Science (Suderburg, Germany) and co-author of book 'Cradle to Cradle', will give the opening keynote. As cosmetic firms announce bold sustainability plans, Braungart will advise how we can wisely produce a well rounded product that meets the needs of manufacturing and consumer mandates. According to Braungart, cosmetic & personal care firms need to innovate with product design if they are to use resources more efficiently. He encourages companies to consider the Cradle-To-Cradle Design Approach to create ‘closed loop systems’ for cosmetic ingredients and finished products.

MC2Tech and MC2Beauty utilize a cradle-to-cradle philosophy when developing and manufacturing products.

Other big players to attend and contribute to the positive role of fair trade, sustainable economics and green finance are Alexandra Palt, CSR & Sustainability Director of L’Oreal, will give details of its Shared Beauty For All sustainability plan.

Devising a sustainability plan; how does the cosmetics giant plan to reach 1 billion new consumers by 2020 whilst reducing its environmental footprint by 60%?

The summit will give an update on the growing palette of green materials, placing emphasis on new technologies, how plant cell technology is generating novel actives for cosmetic applications and other experts will give details of new technologies for sustainable processing, the potential of bio-inspired molecules, the need for sustainable palm oil alternatives, and creating novel green materials.

The 6th European edition of the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit will be hosted in Paris on 24-26th November. The 2nd Sustainable Beauty Awards will be co-hosted alongside the summit, on 24th November.  Look out for future updates from the summit.

About the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit

Organized by Organic Monitor, the aim of the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit is to encourage sustainability in the beauty industry by bringing together key stake-holders and debate major sustainability issues in a high-level forum. The 6th European edition will be hosted at the Paris Marriott Champs-Élysées hotel on 24-27th November.

About the Sustainable Beauty Awards

The aim of the Sustainable Beauty Awards is to give recognition to cosmetic and related firms who are pushing the boundaries of sustainability in the beauty industry. The awards reception will take place on 24th November at the Paris Marriott Champs-Elysées. Entries for the five award categories are open until 15th October.  Learn how the industry and brands are pushing the limits of our technology and consumer offerings.

*Source: Organic Monitor