For this episode we got reinforcements from the Tosla Nutricosmetics’ R&D team – in addition to Tosla’s CIO Uroš Gotar we were joined by our biochemist Dolores Hartig to discuss active and other ingredients that go into a product, how to choose and combine them into a formulation, and touched on how to approach the development of beauty supplements that work not only in the lab but also in real life, for real people.
We cover everything from understanding active ingredients to delving into the differences between vitamins and minerals. Learn about the significance of non-active ingredients in formulations, the possibility of avoiding preservatives, and the intricate process of carefully choosing the ingredients for beauty potions.
On top of that, we are sharing insights into flavor optimization when developing products for real-life use, the enduring popularity of Collagen, ingredients to avoid, and the strategy behind formulating claims.
Whether you're a professional in the nutricosmetics industry, a brand owner, or a health-conscious individual, this episode is packed with valuable knowledge on the know-how of beauty supplements, DOs and DON'Ts, and product formulating.
Enjoy!
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NEW TO NUTRICOSMETICS 2030 SHOW?
Dive into the world of the Nutricosmetics 2030 Show, a specialized podcast that offers a unique industry perspective. Join hosts Matic Batagelj, Uroš Gotar, and guests as they unfold the layers of the industry, from the intricacies of product creation and scientific research to the dynamics of marketing and business strategy. This podcast is an ideal destination for industry professionals, conscious consumers, and anyone eager to discover the innovative trends shaping the future of beauty and wellness."
Matic Batagelj brings his insights as the marketing advisor for Tosla Nutricosmetics, while Uroš Gotar, the Chief Innovation Officer, adds depth with his expertise in product innovation and development.
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