Developing Innovative Cosmetic Products by Incorporating Secondary Photo-Protector Enhancers

Our Client & Their Goals

Our Client, a leader in cosmetics and personal care products, was interested in developing new product lines by incorporating the latest innovations in photo-protector compounds. They were aware that substantial progress had been made in the development of secondary photo-protector enhancers, which increase the ability of a compound to absorb, reflect, and/or scatter light. Given the number of new developments that had occurred in this area since they had last investigated, they needed expert assistance to survey the full range of new solutions.

Our Client chose to work with CamIn, because they knew our unique expert teams would quickly analyse the current technological landscape for photo-protector enhancer compounds. They also valued our expert advice regarding which types of new compounds would be best to consider for use in their new product lines.

CamIn's Solution

We consulted with our Client’s R&D team to understand how new photo-protector enhancer technology could fit into their product portfolio and achieve their goals. Then we selected four leading experts on secondary photo-protector enhancers to serve on our project team, each of whom had expertise in specific applications for photo-protectors.

Our team reviewed the recent advances in photo-protector enhancers by reviewing scientific publications and evaluating recent patents, clinical trials, and regulatory filings. They also corresponded with scientists at universities and research institutes to get information on compounds still in development. Our team also stayed in contact with our Client, which provided opportunities for them to refine our team’s search towards the specific technologies that they were most interested in pursuing.

Our work allowed our Client to easily evaluate both current enhancer compounds and those still under development, and to weigh each technology’s ability to meet their specific goals.

The Impact

The report based on our comprehensive technological landscape identified 14 distinct sub-categories of secondary photo-protector enhancer compounds. Our work allowed our Client to easily evaluate both current enhancer compounds and those still under development, and to weigh each technology’s ability to meet their specific goals. As a result, our Client gained a clear direction towards the development of new products lines that incorporate novel and effective types of secondary photo-protector enhancer compounds.