Product profiles: Latest news on the hottest beauty products in APAC

Origins’s Youthtopia highlights powerful potential of upcycled beauty ingredients​​

Origins’ new Youthtopia series highlights the transformative potential of upcycled beauty ingredients and is spurring the brand to brand to explore future opportunities in upcycling.

The line launched with two products – the Peptide Plumping Apple Cream and the Refining Apple Peel.

The majority of the components are created from upcycled apples sourced from a 100-year-old family-run farm in Canada that makes products like applesauce.

Suu Balm makers aim to broaden consumer base with new menthol-less brand​​

Good Pharma Dermatology is seeking to attract a broader consumer base seeking effective, dermatologist-backed skin care with a new launch called Vytle.

Vytle launched at the tail end of September with two products – a lotion and a cleanser.

The brand is built on the same robust scientific foundation.

Not only are the products dermatologist-formulated at NSC, but they have also been certified hypoallergenic.

Drop Zone: Sisley, Klorane and Ouai new launches embrace ‘glass hair’ trend​​

CosmeticsDesign-Asia rounds up the latest product launches in the region from Hair Rituel by Sisley, Klorane and Ouai addressing dry and damaged hair.

Today, more people turning to heat styling tools and chemical treatments as part of their regular hair routines.

From daily blow-drying to colour treatments and chemical straightening, these practices have become mainstream.

Unfortunately, the increasing frequency of these practices can leave hair rough, dull and damaged.

Orbis’ latest affordable skin care line aims to democratise anti-ageing​​

Newly-launched Orbis Shot Plus is a new skin care line that is targeting consumers looking for 'affordable anti-aging skincare that offers long-term value'.

Recognising the impact of rising living costs on consumer spending habits, Japanese beauty brand Orbis saw an opportunity to cater to customers who were becoming more price-sensitive amid the rising cost of living challenges.

The series offers three products ranging from which starts at JPY990 (USD6.60) to JPY1,210 (USD8.06) and address common skin ageing concerns such as dryness, loss of firmness, and dullness.

Anti-scar RNA patch maker says it can expand technology to tackle eczema, hyperpigmentation, wrinkles​​

RNAscence Biotechnology says its RNA patch technology can broaden its impact beyond scar treatment to tackle a variety of skin issues from eczema to hyperpigmentation and wrinkles.

“This patch is a breakthrough technology. It’s in a category of its own we call active scar care. It’s the only product in the world that targets the root cause of scarring with our proprietary RNA active ingredient,” said Diana Chor, general manager, RNAscence Biotech.

The application of BioRNA Anti-Scar is no different from any common adhesive plaster and is also waterproof, allowing users to go about their day with ease if they wish.