Science, R&D
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...
Sodium intake may increase the risk of dry, itchy skin, study finds
Family history and allergies can be risk factors for certain chronic skin diseases, including eczema. These can be exacerbated by...
Skincare: “R&D does not take enough account of darker skins”
They make up more than half the world’s population, and yet phototypes 4.5.6 – dark skins, according to Thomas Fitzpatrick’s...
Research: how to recreate a complex perfume with Artificial Intelligence
“Created by an artificial intelligence”: if this indication does not exist (yet?), perhaps it will, in time, be affixed to perfume...
Study: Could wrinkles be partly linked to the skin microbiota diversity?
The appearance of wrinkles, fine lines and other age-related signs is most often correlated with reduced collagen production, sun...
Neurosciences: Now we know why does skin feel tight after showering!
From a lack of hydration to cold, pollution, allergies and stress, various external factors can make skin feel tight. This far from...
Coral reefs: French study confirms the negative effect of several UV filters
In a report published on Monday September 18, the French Agency for food, environmental and occupational health (ANSES) has confirmed the...
Study shows a healthier lifestyle can be instrumental to ’reverse aging’
We’re all aware that diet, exercise and stress levels all have an effect on how we age, but a scientific study now suggests that adopting...
Permanent varnishes: French Academy of Medicine warns of cancer risks
The French National Academy of Medicine warned on Wednesday May 3, 2023 against the risks of heating UV lamps used for the application of...
Dior launches a scientific think-tank dedicated to “reverse aging”
The House of Dior has announced at the Aesthetic & Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress (AMWC), which took place in Monaco on 30 March...
