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Last updated January 31, 2026
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Roller processed cosmetic fabric substrate: LorealRecent Research Landscape

Hydrophilic active ingredients often degrade or lose potency when stored in aqueous solutions. These innovations stabilize these compounds by engineering dry-form loading onto regenerated cellulose fiber networks to ensure controlled release upon application.

What technical problems is Loreal addressing in Roller processed cosmetic fabric substrate?

Inconsistent cosmetic deposit distribution

(7)evidences

Inconsistent contact between substrate and irregular skin surfaces leads to non-uniform application or sampling. Precise dosage control ensures predictable cosmetic efficacy and diagnostic reliability.

Insufficient transdermal active delivery

(5)evidences

Hydrophilic active ingredients degrade or react prematurely when stored in aqueous environments. Maintaining these ingredients in a dry form on a substrate prevents premature activation and extends shelf life.

Inconsistent topical product delivery

(1)evidences

Standard foam structures often trap viscous cosmetic formulas within their pores or degrade upon contact with solvents. Improving the release and transfer efficiency ensures consistent application and reduces material waste.