
Kacey Culliney
Multimedia Journalist at Freelance
Freelance Multimedia Journalist specialised in B2B food, beverage and animal feed. Foodie, explorer, avid interviewer.
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3 days ago |
premiumbeautynews.com | Kacey Culliney
Dans le cadre du salon in-cosmetics 2025 qui s’est tenu à Amsterdam au début du mois, un panel d’experts en médecine, en dermatologie et sciences a fait part de ses réflexions sur l’évolution de la dermocosmétique. L’un des principaux points abordés par le panel : la nécessité d’investir davantage dans la science et l’éducation.
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4 days ago |
beautymatter.com | Kacey Culliney
The ingredient world is working hard to back up neuro claims, advance cellular and permeation activities, and carve out a sustainable yet engaging future for the beauty market. And with five key areas of ingredient innovation identified for 2025, there's a lot set to shift in beauty over the coming years.
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1 week ago |
vitafoodsinsights.com | Kacey Culliney
Daily supplementation of 1g shatavari (Asparagus racemosus) enhanced muscle strength, improved contractility of muscle fibres, and enhanced training load in post-menopausal women during eight weeks of resistance training, according to a clinical trial. “These novel observations strongly support the notion that shatavari supplementation promotes neuromuscular fatigue resistance,” the UK-based researchers wrote in the journal Frontiers.
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1 week ago |
beautymatter.com | Kacey Culliney
Chatbots are widely used across beauty websites, but few brands and retailers are applying this technology to social media channels where waves of consumers spend most of their time today. A small number of international beauty brands and retailers have leaned into the opportunity and successfully integrated chatbots—computer programs designed to simulate conversation with humans—on social channels.
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1 week ago |
vitafoodsinsights.com | Kacey Culliney
Writing in Green Analytical Chemistry, a team of scientists from Malaysia and India investigated how AI could be used to improve collagen processing, considering efficiency, sustainability, and innovation. Their review specifically explored how AI could be used to optimise collagen extraction – notably from waste streams – by enhancing efficiency, yield, and quality, while reducing energy consumption and waste generation.
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