New Cosmetics In Brief: CICABEL 'Stem Cell' Mask; CYO Beauty; More

China-based Grand Fan Group is touting its newly acquired CICABEL mask as a high-tech market disruptor, slated to launch in September. More new cosmetics in brief.

Developed by French "traditional medicine" firm Santinov, the premium CICABEL mask is touted as an innovative addition to the category, featuring ingredients "that can provide energy for skin stem cells, to protect and activate the cells and promote the proliferation of skin epidermal cells," improving facial skin's "self-healing and rejuvenation speed," according to an Aug. 23 release. Chinese firm Grand Fan Group announced its acquisition of the CICABEL brand four days later, noting that the peptide-based facial mask will launch in September. The firm, which distributes three leading hair and body wash and care brands in China, is billing the mask as a "high-tech" disruptor – "one of few beauty products based on biomedical technologies available in the market."

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