2. Plant selection and supply
The development of a plant-derived cosmetic active ingredient
begins with the selection of plants of interest. At this stage, the
degree of innovation of the candidate plants is an important criterion.
It is essential to consider from the outset how the active ingredient
will be perceived by the consumer if it is brought to market, by looking
at the overall image conveyed by the plant, for example. It is also
important to carry out a state-of-the-art study to confirm or deny
the plant's innovative character.
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