Mibelle Biochemistry

Designing ideas for added value

In the fast-moving cosmetic industry, innovation is the most important factor as it enables us to deliver new claims, new efficacy tests, new applications, new biochemical findings, as well as new marketing and communication tools to effectively differentiate products. At Mibelle Biochemistry, our mission is to design the most innovative actives for our customers.

Inspired by nature – realized by science

Our scientists transform naturally derived plant compounds into truly functional bioactive cosmetic ingredients. Our R&D team makes use of state-of-the-art encapsulation technologies that will guarantee optimum bioavailability and thus ensure the maximum effectiveness of the active ingredients sourced. We focus on the best principles that nature provides and therefore, it is our understanding to preserve and protect the rich source of nature’s inspiration as our highest value.

Full service – maximum impact

All our actives are supported by a biochemical concept, clinical studies – in vitro and in vivo – and considerable marketing documentation, which includes convincing selling tools, formulation guidelines and advantageous claim substantiation.

Latest ingredients:

· PinoPlex™

PinoPlex™ is a unique moisturizer based on hand-picked pine cones sustainably sourced from exceptional French forests. Inspired by the fascinating mechanism of pine cones, which open and close their scales in response to moisture, PinoPlex™ was designed to seal in moisture and smooth hair cuticles to enhance shine and strength.

· RejuveNAD™

RejuveNAD™ is a holistic approach for skin rejuvenation that targets the very essence of age-related processes, the “hallmarks of aging”. RejuveNAD™ optimizes cellular functions to revitalize the skin by naturally boosting the longevity molecule NAD+.

· TiMOOD™

A novel neurocosmetic active based on timut pepper, a spice from the Himalayas. TiMOOD™ improves neuronal function in the skin and positively influences emotional wellbeing through the skin-brain axis. This “look good - feel good” concept was proven by a combination of in vitro and clinical studies.