Month: September 2025
Are micronized sunscreen ingredients and modern nanomaterials safe?
New research and public debate are shining a brighter light on tiny engineered particles now common in everyday products. From mineral sunscreen additives to advanced carbon-based nanomaterials, scientists say the current balance of evidence leans toward safety for typical topical uses — but important unknowns remain, especially about long-term exposure and how materials behave when…
Quickly Biodegradable Materials and Compostable Alternatives Gain Wider Attention
Growing interest in biodegradable materials, bioplastic alternatives, and compostable solutions is reshaping how products are designed and disposed of. Experts emphasize correct disposal pathways and local infrastructure as the decisive factors in real-world environmental benefits. A clearer understanding of biodegradable materials and compostable alternatives is emerging across industry and consumer circles. As awareness grows, so…
Cotton’s Everyday Edge: Why a Natural Fiber Continues to Shape Textiles
Cotton remains a ubiquitous natural fiber in global textiles, prized for a combination of comfort, practicality, and adaptability. From garments worn daily to home linens and specialized medical textiles, cotton’s intrinsic qualities make it a common choice across a wide range of applications. This report examines the features that keep cotton central to modern fabric…