'SKII will revamp its Stem Power range with this new R.N.A. Power line, debuting on 21 August in Japan. R.N.A. stands for Radical New Age. Aside from the R.N.A. Power cream and essence, there will be
a new emulsion foundation that is designed to be
applied with a brush. SKII is including a deluxe 15g sample of R.N.A. Power in a 35th Anniversary coffret with a 215ml bottle of Facial Treatment Essence (20500yen), to be released on
5 July.'
Excellent Smac.....and here is another attempt at dot-joining in relation to the new SKII D.N.A. products being related or incorporating OBJ's Tech.....notice the corresponding use of terminology and enter the common word Emulsion
Today's Announcement mentioned the word
Emulsion or a reference to it no less than
18 times. Call me old fashioned once again, but when you combine OBJ's announcement with Smac's article, one could easily come to the conclusion that it may not be years at all.....but perhaps weeks with a free sample going out with the 35th Anniversary coffret on July 5th this year.....cough cough.....in less than 2 weeks? Feel free to enlighten me further ladies and gents if you think I am on the wrong track, but to me this is sounding like another soft launch in the making
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OBJ FILES PATENT ON NEW TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM OBJ Limited (ASX: OBJ) (“OBJ”) is pleased to announce the filing of an international patent and the launch of its newest breakthrough in enhanced skin penetration technology.
Dynamically Configurable Emulsion technology (“
DCE”) is the result of 18 month’s development work and has resulted in the world’s first technology for the management and control of
emulsions during application to the skin.
DCE was developed by OBJ’s Perth-based skin science team to manipulate the structure and performance of
emulsion-based products during application to the skin.
Emulsions are the most common type of formulation used by pharmaceutical, skin care and cosmetic companies.
Emulsions are favoured by these industries due to their low manufacturing cost, long shelf life and even distribution of active ingredients. Once made, the internal stability of
emulsions can often limit the functionality of the
emulsion and the bioavailability of key active ingredients.
DCE technology uses a number of physical energy forms to interact directly with intermolecular bonds that give
emulsions stability and a second set of surface energies to orderly layer the components into benefited configurations during application to the skin by the consumer.
DCE’s unique ability to take a standard low-cost
emulsion and transform it into a selfoccluding, self-assembling, multi-layer product during consumer usage is expected to have wide industry appeal.
“
DCE is very much a market driven technology”, explained Jeff Edwards, head of the Company’s technical developments. “The advent of
DCE provides OBJ with a much broader technology platform to allow the Company to participate in certain market sectors where the Company is limited in its ability to meet wider global demands for enhanced skin penetration.
DCE provides us with an additional platform for wider commercial activity whilst allowing the Company to offer additional platformtechnologies to our existing partners.”
The new
DCE technology is an example of the way the Company has advanced its relationship with its international partners in recent times. Where OBJ was once seen as specialising in magnetic microarrays, OBJ is now consulted by its partners in all aspects of product performance, enhanced and innovative device design and manufacture. OBJ worked closely with its partners to take the SK-II Eye Wand from initial concept to launch in less than 9 months establishing a new innovation pathway that is now being explored
by multiple parties.
While
DCE may represent a substantial breakthrough in formulation management, it has its roots firmly grounded in OBJ’s increasing expertise in physical rather than chemical enhancement technologies and products.'
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20150624/pdf/42zcyhp6gxm7l5.pdf
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