Science, R&D
Gattefossé and Ambiotis explore the role of pro-resolving lipids in skin aging
In search of a more integrative approach to skin aging, the two companies have joined forces to investigate a previously underexplored...
The dermocosmetics boom: Misinformation still a ’big issue’ for industry
Professional skincare brands must reinforce education around formulations and ingredients to tackle the ongoing waves of misinformation...
Skin Longevity: Staying beautiful and comfortable in one’s skin despite age
Skin longevity has become a major research topic in cosmetics. The skin, a key organ of our body, is also the most visible indicator of...
IFSCC 2025: Towards high-performance, objectifiable and objectivated cosmetics
Organized by the Société Française de Cosmétologie (SFC) and supported by major names in the international cosmetics industry, the 2025...
The secret to living to 110 in blue zones? Bad record-keeping, researcher says
What makes people living very old in the so-called "blue zones", the regions of the world famous for the extreme longevity of their...
Towards 3D-printed skins ever closer to human models
For over 40 years, L’Oréal Research & Innovation has been expanding its knowledge and know-how in reconstructed skin. In...
Estée Lauder explores fragrance and emotion connection in multi-year research
Looking to better understand the connection between fragrance and emotion and better address the growing demand for perfumes promising...
Sweden sees skin cancer decline in under-50s for 1st time: study
Skin cancer is declining among younger adults in Sweden for the first time after decades of increases, making it the first European...
Pierre Fabre advances the study of skin aging biomarkers
Pierre Fabre Laboratories have extended their longstanding partnership with the IHU HealthAge in Toulouse. The French manufacturer of...
Research: How do flowers produce their fragrance?
Along with the breakthroughs achieved by artificial intelligence, the huge advances in biotechnology too often go unnoticed. Yet research...
