NANOTECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE REPORT SAYS NANO-INNOVATION SURGING AHEAD IN COSMETICS SECTOR
November 1st, 2007
BY MARK ROWE
THE POTENTIAL and impending influence of nanotechnology on soap and perfumery products has been acknowledged with a detailed report on the dramatic changes that may lie in store for the cosmetics industry.
The report, Nanotechnologies for Household and Personal Care, which runs to 130 pages, has been produced for the Institute of Nanotechnology, a UK government-funded research unit based at the University of Stirling, Scotland.
Products in development that are covered by the report include nanoparticulate controlled release systems, porous ...
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