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A New Zealand skincare brand started by two mates in a garage just landed deals with major Australian supermarket chains. The homegrown success story shows how Kiwi entrepreneurs are making waves across the Tasman.
A Jharkhand company is converting steel plant and refinery emissions into premium supplements and skincare ingredients using microalgae that eat carbon dioxide. The technology could help polluting industries cut emissions while actually making money.
A Mumbai startup is reinventing gift-giving by creating bouquets made of vada pav, fresh mangoes, vegetables, and skincare products instead of flowers. Floralfiesta07 proves the most memorable gifts reflect what people actually love.
Scientists discovered that madecassic acid, a compound in the popular Korean skincare ingredient Cica, can stop drug-resistant bacteria without harming human cells. This breakthrough could lead to safer antibiotics targeting superbugs while reducing side effects.
Scientists discovered that madecassic acid, a popular Korean skincare compound, can stop antibiotic-resistant bacteria like E. coli. The plant-based ingredient could become a new weapon against superbugs that are projected to cause 39 million deaths by 2050.
A calming compound found in Korean skincare products can destroy antibiotic-resistant bacteria, offering new hope in the fight against deadly superbugs. Scientists discovered madecassic acid targets a protein system that humans don't have, making it a promising alternative to traditional antibiotics.
When Ghazal Alagh couldn't find safe skincare for her baby's skin issues, she built her own solution. Her brand Mamaearth now helps 1.5 million families across India choose products they can trust.
A popular Korean skincare ingredient might help fight antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Scientists discovered madecassic acid can kill drug-resistant E. coli in lab tests, offering new hope in the urgent fight against superbugs.
Nigeria just launched Africa's first advanced aesthetics technology summit, bringing cutting-edge skincare innovation to a continent that previously had to travel abroad for training. The gathering signals a new era where African practitioners can access world-class tools and expertise at home.
South Korea's beauty industry just proved soft power works, with cosmetics exports jumping 12.3% to reach $11.4 billion in 2025. The secret? A smart mix of K-pop culture, innovative skincare, and genuine quality that's winning hearts worldwide.
A new Nigerian app uses AI to recommend personalized skincare routines, especially for darker skin tones often overlooked by beauty tech. After training on 48,000 scans, Oyster is making professional skin analysis accessible through any smartphone.
When two founders discovered "luxury" skincare could be made for just ₹19, they decided to do the opposite. Boldpurity is manufacturing clinical-grade skincare entirely in-house, bringing global lab standards to Indian beauty.
Scientists at UCLA just solved one of sunscreen's most annoying problems: the white cast that makes people skip sun protection altogether. Their breakthrough uses star-shaped zinc particles that protect skin without the ghostly residue.
A scientist in Assam is transforming stale flowers and fruit waste into sustainable beauty products that are safer for people and the planet. Her company received critical government support to scale up production while staying rooted in her home state.
Researchers developed a dissolving microneedle patch that delivers three acne medications simultaneously, showing better results than traditional creams in early tests. While it's only been tested on mice so far, dermatologists are excited about its potential to help the millions struggling with stubborn breakouts.
A new video series shows how entrepreneurs from India's smaller cities are building national brands with technology that solves real problems. From Jaipur artisans to Indore skincare makers, founders are turning local dreams into thriving businesses.
A Korean beauty tech company has transformed skincare shopping with AI diagnostics that scan your skin in stores. Over one million people have now used the system to get personalized product recommendations based on real data.
Researchers have developed a new sunscreen using lignin from wood that provides exceptional sun protection while lasting longer and being gentler on skin. This breakthrough could address growing safety concerns while offering better protection against skin cancer.