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Springer Biomass-based Cosmetics: Research Trends and Future Outlook

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Description

This comprehensive guide explores the expanding role of biomass in cosmetics development, examining natural sources from savannas, marine environments, and tropical forests. The book provides detailed coverage of market trends in biobased cosmetics alongside active substances and extractives derived from biomass sources. Readers will discover insights into essential oils, tengkawang, bee pollen, and other non-wood forest products, whilst learning about the potential of biopolymers including lignin and polysaccharides for cosmetic applications. The book also addresses activated carbon as a cosmetic ingredient source, presenting a thorough analysis of current research directions and commercial opportunities in sustainable beauty product development.

Key Features

Explores biomass sources from savanna, marine, and tropical forest environments for cosmetics applications.

Covers active substances and extractives from biomass including essential oils, tengkawang, and bee pollen.

Examines biopolymers such as lignin and polysaccharides for use in cosmetic formulations.

Discusses market trends and commercial outlook for biobased cosmetics products.

Addresses activated carbon as a viable cosmetic ingredient source with potential applications.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 June 2024
Listed Since
17 February 2024

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