Science, R&D
UV filters possibly linked to the increased frequency of frontal fibrosing alopecia
Described for the first time in 1994, frontal fibrosing alopecia (FFA) was relatively rare until the early 2000s. It has become...
Scientists reveal the secret of frankincense
It is one of the oldest fragrances in the world. Nicolas Baldovini’s team at the Institut de chimie de Nice (CNRS/UNS) has just...
In vitro method in sun care, a status
Replacing in vivo methods for sunscreen products is urgent but there are several hinders and questions, says Marc Pissavini, prior to the...
3D bioprinting of skin tissues: better and better-performing techniques
The topic of skin tissue 3D printing was at the core of the scientific day organized in early June by the European Centre of...
Study suggests triclosan has no impact on human microbiome or endocrine function
Triclosan, a synthetic antibacterial agent used in many kinds of personal hygiene products since the 1980s, would not have a major...
A ’second skin’ polymer to eliminate wrinkles, eye bags
Researchers from the MIT have developed a prototype, transparent polymer material that temporarily tightens sagging skin and eliminates...
Innovations and Science: New efficacy tests for new products
Smart beauty, customization, new types of claims: marketing developments in cosmetics and dermoscosmetology require ranges of tests that...
A new website dedicated to efficacy tests for cosmetics
Anne Charpentier, founder of Happyway and a chemical engineer and marketer who has been working in the field of the testing and the...
CTPA responds to study on chemical exposure in teenage girls using cosmetics
A new US study has shown that avoiding cosmetics containing controversial chemicals for just a few days is enough to significantly lower...
Gene holds key to (no) grey hair: study
Dyeing one’s hair may no longer be the only option for keeping grey at bay, scientists said Tuesday in announcing the discovery of a gene...
