TRENDS 2: Plant cell technology is on the rise.
For a long time, raw materials derived from plants have been favored by consumers in the cosmetics industry due to their natural and safe characteristics. However, at the same time, they also have some drawbacks such as unstable quality and difficulty in penetrating the skin. To address these issues, some enterprises have proposed corresponding technical solutions and have applied them to new raw materials.
In contrast, the plant tissue culture technology involves placing plant cells in a culture medium in an aseptic indoor environment, allowing for the proliferation of more plant cells or plant tissues. These then are prepared as raw materials for cosmetics. During this process, not only can contamination from the external environment be avoided, but the growth environment can also be artificially controlled to enable the plant cells to secrete more desired active ingredients, thereby enhancing the efficacy. More importantly, this technology can also promote the wider application of plateau plants and rare plants in the cosmetics industry.