Maplifa® Receives INCI Name In Support Of Personal Care Products
Maplifa® Receives INCI Name In Support Of Personal Care Products
Maplifa® Extract, Acer rubrum, recently received designation with an INCI (International Nomenclature Cosmetic Ingredients) name. We are proud to tout this new achievement in support of its newest ingredient, which is uniquely positioned for the personal care sector.
“It is an exciting opportunity for Verdure Sciences to explore the cosmetic/personal care space as this is a newer initiative for the company. It is not enough just to have a really interesting new product or ingredient, it is equally important, if not more so, to ensure that the solution offers a sustainable, traceable, clean label solution,” said Jestimore Musombi, Quality Assurance Lead at Verdure Sciences.
Obtaining the INCI name for Maplifa through the Personal Care Products Council supports consistency through a third-party that many in the industry trust as a leader. Specifically, INCI helps provide a consistent, worldwide reference, based on sound science for cosmetic ingredients, and helps establish a cohesive system for identification and composition of natural personal care ingredients.
Standardized to a unique polyphenolic ratio, Maplifa is a proprietary, patent-pending, North American extract, supporting clean label solutions and is free of organic solvents.
Additionally, it is Non-GMO Project Verified. Maplifa is sustainably harvested using eco-friendly techniques that aim to promote healthy tree populations. The harvesting and collection of the leaves for Maplifa do not negatively impact or harm the maturing trees.
“I am honored to have had the opportunity to spearhead the project and now announce that Maplifa has been successfully assigned the INCI name Acer rubrum Leaf Extract by the Personal Care Products Council after careful evaluation.” Musombi went on to explain, “Acquiring an INCI name for cosmetic ingredients is an essential part of the process involved in promoting ingredient identification.”
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Maplifa® Extract, Acer rubrum, recently received designation with an INCI (International Nomenclature Cosmetic Ingredients) name. We are proud to tout this new achievement in support of its newest ingredient, which is uniquely positioned for the personal care sector.
“It is an exciting opportunity for Verdure Sciences to explore the cosmetic/personal care space as this is a newer initiative for the company. It is not enough just to have a really interesting new product or ingredient, it is equally important, if not more so, to ensure that the solution offers a sustainable, traceable, clean label solution,” said Jestimore Musombi, Quality Assurance Lead at Verdure Sciences.
Obtaining the INCI name for Maplifa through the Personal Care Products Council supports consistency through a third-party that many in the industry trust as a leader. Specifically, INCI helps provide a consistent, worldwide reference, based on sound science for cosmetic ingredients, and helps establish a cohesive system for identification and composition of natural personal care ingredients.
Standardized to a unique polyphenolic ratio, Maplifa is a proprietary, patent-pending, North American extract, supporting clean label solutions and is free of organic solvents.
Additionally, it is Non-GMO Project Verified. Maplifa is sustainably harvested using eco-friendly techniques that aim to promote healthy tree populations. The harvesting and collection of the leaves for Maplifa do not negatively impact or harm the maturing trees.
“I am honored to have had the opportunity to spearhead the project and now announce that Maplifa has been successfully assigned the INCI name Acer rubrum Leaf Extract by the Personal Care Products Council after careful evaluation.” Musombi went on to explain, “Acquiring an INCI name for cosmetic ingredients is an essential part of the process involved in promoting ingredient identification.”
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About Verdure Sciences®:
Verdure Sciences manages ingredient innovation throughout the integration of supply network, production, and research platforms. With an expanding pipeline of proprietary, standardized botanical ingredients supported by pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamic, and clinical research profiles, we work toward our unified vision to offer safe, effective ingredient solutions. Verdure Sciences® is a registered trademark of Verdure Sciences®, Inc.
For our most current patent and trademark information, please visit: https://vs-corp.com/ip/ | https://vs-corp.com for more information
About Verdure Sciences®:
Verdure Sciences manages ingredient innovation throughout the integration of supply network, production, and research platforms. With an expanding pipeline of proprietary, standardized botanical ingredients supported by pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamic, and clinical research profiles, we work toward our unified vision to offer safe, effective ingredient solutions. Verdure Sciences® is a registered trademark of Verdure Sciences®, Inc.
For our most current patent and trademark information, please visit: https://vs-corp.com/ip/ | https://vs-corp.com for more information
