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L'Oréal offers an e-learning platform to boost student employability

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For the first time, L'Oréal is providing 15,000 students in 57 countries with a platform of educational content to develop the professionalization and employability of students registered in its Brandstorm competition, with certificates that can be used on their LinkedIn profiles.

"Path to Win" is a year-round program for students and 150 professors from partner universities. It was developed in partnership with Crossknowledge, the world leader in e-learning solutions, and General Assembly, a major player in digital training.

Create a marketing plan, develop sustainable packaging solutions, make the most of social networks to develop your brand, strengthen your presentation skills, etc... A 12-step training path including a wide variety of content with 27 modules specially created by L'Oréal, General Assembly and Crossknowledge experts.

The platform is also a co-creation space where students, teachers and L'Oréal teams can add unlimited content and best practices at each stage of the course.

A direct dialogue with L'Oréal professionals 
"Path to Win offers game-based learning. Gamification systems allow students to accumulate points, integrate and progress in a ranking as they acquire knowledge. Students also have the opportunity to interact directly with the group's managers and receive advice and coaching from experts or former participants.

A certification process
Finally, the platform provides students with certificates that can be used on their LinkedIn profile according to the level reached and the knowledge acquired.

"This training program is open to any student who wishes to take it, and is a first step. We want to develop externally this 'permanent' learning approach, which we practice internally and which has made L'Oréal a school for its young talent. The objective today is to offer real services to young people, to help them strengthen their employability, in a world where knowledge is becoming increasingly obsolete."explains Jean-Claude Le Grand, Director of International Human Resources Development and Corporate Director of Diversity.

This new e-learning platform adds to the training experience already provided by Brandstorm, one of the leading competitions in the market. Each year, Brandstorm allows thousands of students to transform theory into practice, to immerse themselves in the world of innovation and to present their projects in "real life" conditions, with increasingly digital challenges to overcome.

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PAT entrusts Aelian Finance with its listing sponsor contract

Greenhouse - Botanical garden

Plant Advanced Technologies (PAT), a specialist in the identification and production of rare plant molecules, announces that it has entrusted its Listing Sponsor contract to Aelian Finance.

This contract took effect on April 19, 2016 for a period of 2 years.

www.plantadvanced.com

Strand Cosmetics Europe's new all-in-one solution for a perfect, made-to-measure complexion

Cosmetics industry - Strand Cosmetics Europe
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Strand Cosmetics Europe offers the possibility of creating a fully customized tinted cream - shade, effect, texture - by adding 2 activating serums to its daily skincare base.

This revolutionary new concept guarantees a made-to-measure complexion with a precise, natural, luminous finish.

The strength of the concept lies in the fact that consumers can create their own tinted cream, in total harmony with their skin tone. This involves adding the complexion-activating serum to the daily skincare base, followed by the light-activating serum, depending on the desired effect. This pearly-white fluid emulsion gives a satin finish, very K-Beauty! To accompany the 2 activating serums and for ultimate personalization, Strand Cosmetics Europe has selected 3 bases with very different textures:

  • Revival Cream: firm and creamy, this cream combines well-being and high technology. HYAL-X3 Complex and red algae extract plump and rehydrate the epidermis, and improve skin architecture.
  • L'Protectionist: this velvety, evanescent oil-in-water emulsion has been formulated for delicate, dehydrated skin. Non-greasy, it penetrates quickly, softening, moisturizing and soothing the epidermis.
  • Rose Hydra Jelly: this watery jelly coats the skin in a soft, fresh film, thanks to distilled rose water and white rose extract. Neither sticky nor greasy, it keeps skin deeply moisturized.

https://www.strandcosmeticseurope.com/

Gericke offers its entire range in Atex internal 1D

Flour - Farine du Manitoba

Since the implementation of the Atex Directive on explosive atmospheres (gas or dust), manufacturers have become accustomed to systematically classifying their operating zones according to risk (zone 22 or 21 for the powder zone), and to supplying the appropriate equipment in terms of Atex (category 2D or 3D for powders).

Atex classification within the process is also the responsibility of the operator, on the advice of suppliers. Within the process, given the permanent pressure of the powders, it is not uncommon for the Atex risk to be permanent (zone 20 classification).

In order to be able to respond to the most unfavorable environments in terms of Atex powder, Gericke, in collaboration with certified organizations, is able to offer its entire range of equipment (pneumatic conveyors, mixers, dosers, sifters, deagglomerators, sluices, filters, etc.) with internal Atex 1D certification (for zone 20).

Under the Atex (powders) Directive, only equipment categorized as 1D requires certification and inspection by an authorized body.

Gericke manufactures complete dosing, conveying and mixing systems. Industrial-scale trials can be carried out in our pilot stations using all our equipment.

www.gericke.net.

Lush launches the 5th edition of its international contest to support initiatives against animal testing

Luxuriant - Animal testing
Scientists and activists from all over the world are invited to apply for the annual Lush Prize, which has already raised over 1 million euros in previous years to support actions against animal testing.

With a prize at stake of £250,000 (approx. €315,000), the Lush Prize, the fruit of collaboration between Lush and the Ethical Consumer Research association, is the world's largest fund rewarding actions taken to combat scientific testing on animals. 55 projects from 22 countries have already benefited from the support of this prize: animal protection organizations from all over the world, from Taiwan and Russia to Sweden with the Karolinska Institute and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in France. Entries for the Lush Prize 2016 will open on Monday April 25, one day after World Laboratory Animal Day.

The Lush Prize is divided into 5 distinct categories: Science, Education, Young Researchers, Lobbying and Public Awareness - all working to find alternatives to end scientific testing on animals, but also to raise awareness of this global issue.
Last year, a sixth category, the Black Box Prize, was introduced to reward pioneering work in mapping "human chains of toxicity". Thanks to their research buy priligyFor the first time ever, these scientists have shed light at the molecular level on the toxicity of a chemical when absorbed by cells, and the resulting reactions in the human body. The winners of the Black Box Prize exceptionally received the full £250,000 (€315,000) initially up for grabs. Lush then decided to add a further £200,000 (€251,000) for the winners of the other categories, bringing the overall Prize to £450,000 (approx. €637,456) for this unique 4th edition. The latest edition also rewarded 19 young researchers from 9 countries. Each received £10,000 (€12,500) to encourage them to continue their research work in this field. This year, the judges are particularly keen to reach young researchers from Asia and America, where there is a real lack of support for projects against animal testing.

In-Cosmetics 2016: a record year for the Breton cosmetics industry widely represented and rewarded!

Cosmetic Valley - Cosmetics industry

Dedicated to suppliers of raw materials, ingredients and services, the international In-Cosmetics trade show is the must-attend event for the global perfumery and cosmetics industry. This year, among the 780 exhibitors, 24 Breton companies came to Paris to present their new products, 3 of which received awards from the ln-Cosmetics jury. International recognition for members of the Capbiotek network! 

International visibility for companies, including the 3 winners

The products of 3 Breton companies were crowned "best innovations 2016" by In-Cosmetics, in the face of top-level global competition backed by international groups (Merck, BASF...). For its first participation in the competition, Agrimer (44 employees, sales €6.6 million), based in Plouguerneau (29), won the gold medal in the functional ingredients category with its caviar scrub and skin care product, a gellable active base in the form of pearls that can be completely dispersed by pressure on the skin. BiotechMarine (40 employees, sales €9.5m, subsidiary of SEPPIC/Air Liquide), based in Pontrieux (22), also won gold in the natural ingredients category with Ephemer, the first cosmetic active ingredient derived from its macroalgal cell culture technology. Finally, in the texture category, a bronze medal was awarded to Technature (70 employees, €10m sales), based in Dirinon (29), for Leaf Mask, a preservative-free blend of green tea and peppermint. These results show real recognition of the dynamism of the regional network and its know-how in natural cosmetics, supported by Capbiotek, which should enable these innovations to be found in the ingredient lists of the biggest cosmetics brands.

The 24 companies present ABC Texture, Abyss' Ingrédents, Agrimer, Algues & Mer, BiotechMarine, Bullier, Cimaprem, Codif, Ephyla, Farcoderm, Greenphyt, HCS Pharma, Javenech, Lessonia, Natlantis, Newonat, Ocealys Laboratoire, Eurosafe, Science & Mer, Setalg, Technature - or based in Brittany: Idea Tests Group, Robertet Health & Beauty and Givaudan.

An industry of excellence in Brittany

To promote the industry, Bretagne Commerce International and CBB Capbiotek, the network of Breton biotech players, coordinated the Breton space within the Cosmetic Valley pavilion. This was an opportunity to highlight regional skills and the new map of Breton cosmetics players (6,000 jobs, sales of 1.8 billion euros), and to look forward to the Cosm'ing 2016 international conference on cosmetic ingredients and biotechnologies in Saint-Malop in June.

www.cbb-capbiotek.com/cosming2016

Capbiotek, a network serving the development of the sector

Identified by the Regional Council as a strategic area for economic development, the biotechnology sector is managed by the CBB Capbiotek Technology Innovation Center. As part of Capbiotek, the network of Breton biotech players, directories, surveys, mapping and collective actions - international trade shows, investor/company days - are carried out to promote regional skills in two major areas: marine biotechnologies (specificity of the Breton cosmetics sector at international level) and agro-biotech.

Algae-based active ingredient wins Gold Award for Green Ingredient at in-cosmetics 2016

Seppic wins the "Green Ingredient" Gold Award at in-cosmetics 2016, for Ephemer, an active ingredient derived from Celebrity, the technological innovation in macroalgal cell culture. This prize is awarded by a jury of cosmetics experts. It rewards an ingredient that has had a significant impact on preserving the environment and has been in use for over a year in cosmetics applications.

Ephemer is an extract of gametophytes, macroalgal cells cultivated in the laboratory at an ephemeral stage in the alga's life cycle. Undaria Pinnatifida. During this stage, macro-algae cells are known to contain more anti-oxidant molecules. This active ingredient helps protect the skin by boosting its antioxidant capacity, thus slowing the formation of free radicals responsible for aging.

The technology based on in-vitro cultivation enables Seppic to limit the harvesting of marine resources for the production of the Ephemer active ingredient. This award illustrates the company's commitment to developing responsible innovation over the long term.

Guénolé Le Calvez, Director of BiotechMarine, the Seppic subsidiary from which the innovation originated, commented: " This award is a source of pride for Seppic and BiotechMarine, and illustrates the boldness and creativity shown by our research teams in coming up with this unique innovation, which offers major prospects for new responsible active ingredients.. "

Read more in issue 6 (June 2015) of the magazine Industries Cosmétiques.

Sepiplus S becomes the most versatile liquid and concentrated polymer

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Seppic presents the new Sepiplus S. A recent study has shown that in addition to its concentrated form, Sepiplus S is ultra-flexible in terms of how it is introduced into formulations.

Multifunctional (thickener, stabilizer and texturizer) and environmentally friendly, it now becomes the most versatile liquid and concentrated polymer!
Sepiplus S is a liquid, pre-neutralized, ready-to-use polymer for cold formulation. The new study shows that it can be incorporated at any time in the process: before, during or after emulsification and even be added to an already formed cold emulsion! It ensures a perfect stability and an identical viscosity whatever the mode of introduction. It is the essential ingredient for the formulator to adjust the final viscosity or to "catch up" a formula!

Sepiplus S ensures a good compromise between technical performance and respect for the environment, as it is produced using the "Latex Inverse Technology" manufacturing process.
low energy consumption. In concentrated form, it reduces water transport compared to standard (non-concentrated) grades and uses less energy to manufacture than precipitated powder polymers.

[www.seppic.com]

L'Oréal recognized for the 7th time as one of the world's most ethical companies

Ethisphere Institute - Ethics

L'Oréal has been recognized by the Ethisphere Institute, a world leader in defining and promoting ethical business standards, as one of the "World's Most Ethical Companies" (2016 World's Most Ethical Company).

This recognition is awarded to companies that act in accordance with their principles, work tirelessly to make trust a key component of their corporate DNA, and shape the future standards of their industry by adopting tomorrow's best practices today.

Winning the award for the 7th time demonstrates L'Oréal's commitment to high ethical standards.

Jean-Paul Agon, Chairman and CEO, commented: " We are honored to have been selected by Ethisphere, and this award is a source of pride for all L'Oréal employees. Over the past 10 years, we've seen growing expectations for responsible corporate behavior. Over the next 10 years, Ethics will be an essential element of the right to operate, not just an optional extra. Ethics will be a decisive competitive advantage for companies pioneering this field. "

Emmanuel Lulin, Director General of Ethics and Chairman's delegate, commented: " This seventh recognition reinforces our belief that a company with a strong culture of integrity is far more valuable. L'Oréal's four Ethical Principles - Integrity, Respect, Courage and Transparency - help us to make better decisions and meet the ethical challenges of today and tomorrow. "

" Companies rely on Ethisphere to continuously raise and measure standards of corporate behavior. Those at the forefront of corporate citizenship, integrity and transparency create more value for their investors, the communities in which they operate, their customers and their employees, reinforcing a sustainable business advantage.explains Timothy Erblich, President and CEO of Ethisphere. We congratulate all L'Oréal employees on this award. "

The "World's Most Ethical Companies" assessment is based on the Ethisphere Institute's Ethics Quotient™ (EQ), developed after several years of research, verified and refined with the help of the Expert Council. This quotient provides an objective, consistent and standardized quantitative assessment of corporate performance. The information gathered offers a comprehensive sampling of benchmark criteria relating to core competencies, rather than all aspects of corporate governance, risk management, sustainable development, compliance and ethics.

Scores are awarded in five key categories: ethics and compliance (35 %), social and corporate responsibility (20 %), ethical culture (20 %), governance (15 %) and leadership, innovation and reputation (10 %), and are communicated to each of the companies taking part in the process.

[https://www.loreal.com/group/governance/acting-ethically.aspx]

The spirit of Jean-Paul Gaultier perfumes brought to life by Cosfibel Premium

perfume - Puig

The Puig Group celebrates Jean-Paul Gautier fragrances with two boxes for Mother's Day and Father's Day. The advertising film's industrial universe of humor and seduction is expressed in a pop-up box signed by Cosfibel's expertise.

Both the men's and women's versions are identical in design: the box with magnetic flap is entirely covered with a silver polyester paper printed in four-color process in a sophisticated chromatic harmony. This silver polyester offers all kinds of transparent reflections to the printed decorations. It can also be used to print motifs, such as the silver plumetis that appears in reserve on both sides.

Let the party begin
Inside, a double tray supports the stage. On one side, it's glued to the inside of the flap, while on the other, it forms the floor of the set and the cover of the base where the products are housed. On the inside, the base is lined to within a centimeter of the edge, with a card whose thickness forms a rim that acts as a stop for this floor.
The staging is made up of printed, laser-cut and laminated parts, using a folding/gluing system that reinforces the relief effect. Silhouettes, gears and other motifs, right down to the logo in the center, take on the light and shade of printed silver polyester. A ribbon holds the lid in its open position, while another allows the floor of the decor to be lifted to access the products.

Applause
This unusual set required Cosfibel to set up a particularly precise manufacturing process, including 25 manual assembly steps. Numerous tests and validation stages justify a common demand for perfection and exact compliance with specifications.
In the end, this duo of boxes offers consumers a double surprise: the enchantment of the staging, followed by the discovery of the perfume and skincare products housed inside the base.

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