Bakuchiol oil
Introduction When it comes to fighting wrinkles, retinol has established itself as the most used substance. This synthetically produced and highly concentrated form of vitamin A is one of the most effective active ingredients in the field of skin rejuvenation. However, many users are allergic to retinol. Fortunately, however, there is a completely natural and very gentle anti-aging alternative: bakuchiol…
Dermatologically tested private label products from Tojo Cosmetics – safety you can advertise
Dermatologically tested private label products from Tojo Cosmetics – safety you can advertise In the cosmetics industry, dermatologically confirmed skin compatibility is one of the most important quality features. Consumers want to be sure that a product will not irritate their skin – especially if they have sensitive skin. While cosmetics regulations do not require such tests and many manufacturers…
Copper Tripeptide-1: An innovative active ingredient for anti-aging and skin regeneration
Introduction Copper Tripeptide-1 is a highly effective cosmetic ingredient known for its repairing, anti-inflammatory, and anti-aging properties. This bioactive peptide-copper complex promotes skin renewal, stimulates collagen production, and protects against oxidative stress. In this article, we examine the physical and chemical properties of copper tripeptide-1, its effectiveness, advantages, and potential disadvantages, as well as innovative cosmetic applications. Physicochemical…
Cannabidiol in cosmetics – How CBD helps the skin & why it is more than just a trend
The hemp plant: More versatile than its reputation When you think of the hemp plant cannabis, various intoxicants usually come to mind. In fact, the dried flowers and leaves are used to produce the drugs marijuana and hashish. However, this herbaceous plant, known for its distinctive palmate leaves, has much more to offer. It provides valuable services in many ways,…
Introduction Every child is familiar with the white bark of the birch tree. Its striking color is the most distinctive feature of this deciduous tree, which is so common in our region. However, few people know that the bark contains some very valuable ingredients, primarily betulin, which accounts for around 80 percent, and betulinic acid, which accounts for around three…
Tojo Cosmetics at Beautyworld Dubai 2025
From 27 to 29 October 2025, Beautyworld Middle East will once again open its doors in Dubai – the leading industry event for beauty, hair, fragrance and wellbeing in the Middle East. With over 1,800 exhibitors from all over the world, it is considered the gateway to the region’s growth markets. This year, Tojo Cosmetics will also be there – together with…
Ectoine in skin care: The secret weapon against wrinkles, stress, and environmental damage
Introduction Most cosmetic active ingredients have been known for a very long time. Just think of frankincense, myrrh, gingko or camomile. Some of them were already used in ancient times and are still used in many products today thanks to their good properties. The situation is quite different with ectoine. This natural substance, which belongs to the extremolytes, was only…
Niacinamide
Introduction Niacin, also known as vitamin B3 or nitocinic acid amide, was discovered more or less by accident during the oxidation of nicotine. This happened in 1867, but it was not until many years later, in 1934, that scientists recognized its extraordinary physiological effectiveness. The vitamin is present in all cells of the body but is stored in the liver….
Ascorbyl glucoside
Introduction Ascorbyl glucoside is one of the most stable forms of vitamin C. It is a very effective antioxidant that improves collagen synthesis and can help reduce wrinkles. After penetrating the skin, ascorbyl glucoside is metabolized into vitamin C. Ascorbyl glucoside in cosmetics As a powerful antioxidant, vitamin C is able to combat the signs of skin aging…
Sodium acetylated hyaluronate
Introduction Hyaluronic acid has long been considered a miracle weapon in the anti-aging sector. Just one gram can bind up to six liters of water. This means that it gives the skin more elasticity and resilience by acting as a water reservoir. Various types of hyaluronic acid are available on the market. Short-chain hyaluronic acid fragments penetrate relatively deeply into…








