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New DS-Ceramide Y3S ceramide: innovation for climate-adapted skin protection

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Croda Beauty Actives unveils DS-Ceramide Y3S, a climate-adaptive fermented ceramide, demonstrating significant performance in skin barrier protection and hydration under various climatic conditions.

In response to the challenges posed by climatic variations on the skin, Croda Beauty Actives has developed DS-Ceramide Y3S, an IECIC-compliant, liposoluble active ingredient derived from fermentation. This product is part of the SphingoCare range, renowned for its skin-identical active ingredients.

In-depth clinical study

The efficacy of DS-Ceramide Y3S was evaluated through a clinical study involving specific temperature and humidity conditions to simulate different climates. Panels of testers, from regions such as South Korea and Italy, were exposed to temperate, dry and hot, dry and cold, as well as humid environments. These studies revealed that DS-Ceramide Y3S offers significant immediate skin resistance in dry and cold environments, while increasing skin hydration after seven days of daily use in humid conditions.

DS-Ceramide Y3S at a concentration of 0.5 % also increased skin hydration under normal (temperate) conditions by 31 % after two weeks compared with the initial state, and by 47 % in hot, dry environments, thus aligning its results with those of positive controls using 1 % hyaluronic acid.

Eco-responsibility and certifications

In line with sustainability values, DS-Ceramide Y3S is composed of 100 % substances of natural origin (according to ISO16128) and is approved by RSPO, Cosmos and Natrue. The product is also vegan-friendly and IECIC-compliant, ensuring its safe and responsible use worldwide.

Erborian and Perfect Corp. join forces to discover the ideal product with AR on TikTok

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Erborian joins forces with Perfect Corp. to launch "Find Your Match", a campaign on TikTok using augmented reality, enabling a personalized experience of discovering Erborian product shades.

Augmented reality (AR) technology continues to transform the cosmetics industry, an innovation that Perfect Corp. and Erborian are harnessing to optimize the user experience on TikTok. Through their new "Find Your Match" campaign, users can discover and virtually test different shades of Erborian products, including BB Crème, Super BB and the new CC Crème. This collaboration aims at a more immersive and personalized interaction, facilitating product selection.

Alice Chang, CEO of Perfect Corp. highlighted the significant advantages of this technology: " This collaboration with Erborian demonstrates the power of immersive digital experiences in transforming beauty discovery. ". For her part, Pauline Tisserand of Erborian adds: " By combining the skincare benefits and make-up expertise of our BB Crème, Super BB and new CC Crème with the Perfect Corp. virtual trial on TikTok, finding your shade becomes simple, fun and inspiring for everyone. "

The process initiated on TikTok guides users in choosing their ideal level of coverage, from light to full, and then towards discovering in real time the shades suited to their skin with realistic, personalized previews.

The simplicity and interactivity of the virtual trial amplify user engagement, while enabling Erborian to effectively connect with its audience. This partnership between Erborian and Perfect Corp. blazes a new trail in cosmetics marketing, combining cutting-edge technology and beauty expertise. For more information or to take part in the campaign, users can visit the dedicated site on TikTok.

Core Biogenesis: biotechnological innovation against ageing at Cosmetic 360

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Presented at Cosmetic 360, Core Biogenesis' oleosomal growth factor platform promises anti-aging efficacy, with a scientifically proven, sustainable approach.

Core Biogenesisbased in Strasbourg, chose the Cosmetic 360 event in Paris to unveil a significant breakthrough in the beauty field: an innovative platform of oleosomal growth factors designed in France. This technology integrates natural plant-derived delivery systems with bioidentical proteins, promising to revolutionize anti-aging treatments.

This new system uses molecular farming to produce regenerative proteins from plant sources, an approach that is both ethical and ecological. The innovation is based on a low environmental footprint, exploiting photosynthesis rather than energy-hungry bioreactors.

Extensive clinical trials demonstrate the platform's effectiveness:

  • A reduction in wrinkle depth of 25.5 % after 30 days, compared with 16.3 % for retinol
  • Wrinkle length reduction of 27.2 %, greater than the 22.2 % observed with retinol
  • Improved skin barrier function, with TEWL scores reduced from 30.7 % to 23.9 %
  • Significantly improved skin tolerance, without irritation, unlike retinol-based products that can compromise the skin barrier

In addition, the oleosome system offers enhanced stability, biocompatible penetration and controlled release, providing substantial advantages in terms of both performance and formulation. Given its many benefits, the platform has been recognized internationally, receiving prestigious awards for its innovative character and commitment to sustainable development.

Tony Abboud, CCO of Core Biogenesis, underlines the importance of this breakthrough: " Until now, retinol has been the benchmark for anti-aging, but it now poses problems of tolerance and durability. Our growth factors fused with oleosomes, derived from plants and produced in France, offer incomparable efficacy while respecting strong ethical values. "

Les Assises Nationales du Réemploi 2025: focus on reuse in cosmetics

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Highlighting major initiatives such as ReCosm, the 2025 edition of the Assises Nationales du Réemploi at Eurexpo Lyon will unveil significant advances in the reuse of cosmetics packaging.

The Assises Nationales du Réemploi event, to be held on November 18, 2025 at Eurexpo Lyon, brings together experts and professionals from various sectors to discuss reuse as a pillar of the circular economy. The event, which is part of the Prod&Pack trade show (November 18-20), is particularly relevant to professionals from the cosmetics industry because of its focus on reusable packaging and innovations in fragrances and beauty products.

Innovations in practice

Particular attention will be paid to the ReCosm initiative, which focuses on reusable cosmetics packaging, especially perfume bottles. This project aims to gradually roll out this system in the luxury goods and pharmaceutical sectors, a significant step forward mentioned by Aude Bongiovanni during her speech. "Coalition DéfiVrac" articulates the integration of these practices into complex value chains.

In addition to the session dedicated to cosmetics packaging, the Assises will also offer discussions and feedback on large-scale reuse initiatives in different sectors, enriching the understanding and applicability of reuse practices in the cosmetics industry.

Attendees will be able to explore how GS1 standards can facilitate the unified traceability of reusable packaging, a crucial aspect of maintaining compliance and ensuring quality in the cosmetics industry.

Beiersdorf and Nivea innovate anti-aging with epigenetics

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Beiersdorf has launched a new anti-aging approach inspired by epigenetics, making its advances accessible with Nivea and Ultimate Youth Epigenetic Serum. This innovation targets in-depth skin rejuvenation.

With a history marked by innovation in skin care, Beiersdorf continues to redefine the anti-aging market. Their latest research has led to the creation of Ultimate Youth Epigenetic Serum, a product promising to slow and then reverse skin aging thanks to Epicellin, a compound developed after 15 years of research.

The results, based on the use of Beiersdorf's proprietary "age clock" technology, are designed to show noticeable changes in just two weeks of application, positioning the product as a potential market leader.

With over a century of expertise, Nivea continues to lead the way in advanced skin science. Our research has enabled us to redefine what is possible in skin rejuvenation, and above all, to continue to empower people to feel good about themselves. "says Leonie Rödig, Vice President, Nivea Face Care.

The serum is enriched not only with Epicelline, but also with three forms of hyaluronic acid, making the formulation highly effective in terms of skin rejuvenation. The company plans to launch this product on the European market by the end of 2025, before extending distribution to a further 30 countries.

Dr. Gitta Neufang, Director of Research and Development at Beiersdorf, explains that epigenetics allows us to study how lifestyle and environment - referred to as "epigenetic factors" - influence skin gene expression without altering the DNA sequence. "" More than 15 years of scientific research have enabled us to isolate our own 'Skin Age Clock' technology and exploit its full potential, paving the way for a new generation of high-end anti-aging skincare products. "

Kimberly-Clark Professional launches ReNew to recycle hygiene products

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Kimberly-Clark Professional announces ReNew, an ambitious program for recycling difficult-to-treat hygiene products, aligned with sustainable development and CO₂ reduction objectives.

Kimberly-Clark Professional, known for its environmental initiatives, recently broke new ground with the launch of ReNew, an evolution of its RightCycle program. ReNew aims to facilitate the recycling of even the most stubborn hygiene products, such as used hand towels, while supporting its customers' sustainable development efforts.

The ReNew program enables the efficient collection and recycling of waste materials, including dispensers and other wipers, by converting them into new materials. This approach is supported by regular reporting to track progress in environmental, social and governance (ESG) responsibility.

We know that waste management is a challenge. Kimberly-Clark Professional's ReNew provides a simpler, broader solution, while retaining RightCycle's reliability. "says Kristin Barrett, IFP Growth - Circularity Program Manager at Kimberly-Clark Professional.

Kimberly-Clark's Koblenz plant in Germany plays a key role in the project, aiming to operate at 100 % of renewable energy by 2029. In addition, local partnerships in various regions guarantee efficient recycling with a reduced carbon footprint.

ReNew is not only an environmental program, it also illustrates the company's commitment to hygienic practices. The 2008 study conducted by the University of Westminster proved that paper hand towels are the most hygienic method of drying hands, especially in healthcare environments, ensuring ReNew a strategic role in corporate sanitary choices.

Kristin Barrett emphasizes the cooperative model of the program, which is co-funded by Kimberly-Clark and its customers, reinforcing shared responsibility and motivating all stakeholders to join this expanding sustainable system planned to reach new markets in Europe and the UK from 2026.

La Maison de la Cosmétique becomes France's temple of innovation

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Cosmetic Valley inaugurated its patronage campaign for the House of Cosmetics in Chartres, a project designed to unite the perfume and cosmetics industry around the values of innovation and sustainability.

On October 8, 2025, at the Petit Palais in Paris, Cosmetic Valley officially launched the Maison de la Cosmétique in the presence of a distinguished array of partners and sponsors. This new building, symbolizing French excellence in perfumery and cosmetics, will be built in Chartres, opposite the cathedral, by 2028.

A totem project, symbolizing an exceptional ecosystem

Under the visionary direction of Jean-Michel Wilmotte, this 2,650 m² building will combine innovation, heritage and transmission to appeal to professionals and the general public alike.
The Maison de la Cosmétique is a manifesto, a living symbol of the unity and diversity of our industry. It will be the place where beauty becomes emotion, knowledge a commitment and experience a promise. A place where cosmetics is revealed as a human and scientific adventure, driven by research, creative daring and French industrial excellence. The Maison de la Cosmétique in Chartres is the cathedral of an industry that cares, unites and innovates. A unifying project, worthy of the talents and ambitions of its players "says Marc-Antoine Jamet, President of Cosmetic Valley.

The object of a sponsorship campaign estimated at between 7.5 and 10 million euros by 2028, this ambitious project has already attracted nine sponsors, including Chanel Parfums Beauté, Crédit Agricole Val de France and L'Oréal Groupe.

Collective support for international outreach

Supporting the Maison de la Cosmétique means investing in the future of an industry of excellence "The patrons affirm. Simona Cattaneo of Chanel Parfums Beauté: " Chanel Parfums Beauté, the emblematic house of perfumery and beauty, is honored to be associated with the Maison de la Cosmétique, a visionary project that embodies excellence, transmission and audacity. "

The ambitions of the Maison de la Cosmétique are clear: to become a magnet for an industry worth 71 billion euros and 226,000 jobs in France. A place of knowledge and exchange, it will welcome 100,000 visitors a year, celebrating innovation and environmental responsibility.

A lively place, open to all

With the support of Cosmetic Valley, this initiative is set to reinforce Chartres' dynamism as a beauty hub. " Crédit Agricole Val de France has been a partner of Cosmetic Valley since the very beginning. Together, we share the same ambition: to support the growth of companies in the industry and encourage their capacity for innovation, in particular through the support of our "Village by CA" in Chartres - whose major theme is cosmetics. "Jérôme Hombourger, General Manager, reaffirming the crucial role of this partnership in the city's transformation.

We are proud to support the Maison de la Cosmétique in Chartres, an emblematic site dedicated to promoting unique expertise and passing on a tradition of French excellence. This project embodies innovation, sustainability and the passion of the men and women who make the cosmetics industry shine throughout the world. By taking part in this initiative, we are affirming our desire to actively contribute to the future of a buoyant sector, open to science, creation and social responsibility. "says Patrice Lafargue, President of the Idec Group.

For 116 years, L'Oréal Groupe has cultivated strong roots in France, which it also represents internationally. It was therefore only natural for us to become involved in the Maison de la Cosmétique project from the outset, as a pioneering sponsor. This unifying initiative is essential to promote the trades, heritage, dynamism and future influence of the French beauty industry worldwide. "says Céline Brucker, General Manager of L'Oréal France.

La Maison de la Cosmétique will defend our vision of beauty: inclusive, respectful, accessible, rooted in the diversity of cultures, ages, genders and sensibilities. Beauty that protects, reveals, cares and unites. She will defend our European industrial vision. An ethical, demanding, responsible vision. A vision in which beauty is a right, a care, a factor of well-being. "says Stéphane Rinderknech, President of LVMH Beauty.

This project resonates deeply with the history of the Pochet Group. For over four centuries, we have been bringing French beauty expertise to life with passion and exacting standards. It is a source of great pride for us to see the birth of a place that celebrates these crafts while projecting them into the future. "says Xavier Gagey, Chairman of the Pochet Group Management Board.

As a family-owned, independent and French company, Silab is proud to be associated with this fine project, which will make a positive contribution to the promotion of Made in France and French cosmetics. What's more, we believe that the Maison de la Cosmétique is an ideal forum for raising the profile of all the professions in the industry, including that of active ingredient supplier, which can be considered a "niche" profession, especially when it comes to natural active ingredients. Naturally, Silab is part of this responsible, shared vision, working to ensure the solidity of the industry and the innovation we drive on a daily basis and for the future. "says Brigitte Closs-Gonthier, Chairman of the Silab Management Board.

Verescence is proud to be one of the first patrons of the Maison de la Cosmétique. An exceptional place to share with as many people as possible the French excellence of an entire ecosystem, from the glass bottle to the final product. The fruit of history, the passionate commitment of numerous employees and close collaboration with all players in the French industry. "concludes Thomas Riou, President of Verescence.

First French survey on cosmetics environmental labelling

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On the initiative of the Green Impact IndexA survey of French consumers' perceptions of the environmental scores applied to cosmetics, personal care products and dietary supplements. Published on October 7, it measures perceived usefulness, intention to change habits, and expectations in terms of method and information.

The first opinion survey dedicated to environmental "scorings" in the cosmetics, hygiene and dietary supplements sectors was unveiled on October 7. Conducted by Verian on behalf of the Green Impact Index, a consortium of companies, federations and associations, it is part of a landscape in which the Nutri-Score has established itself in the food sector, while the "Eco Balyse" for textiles is announced on shelves.

High expectations for a useful display

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According to the survey, 78 % of French people consider environmental labelling to be useful, or even very useful. Over and above this posture, 64 % of respondents say they are ready to modify their consumption patterns according to the results of the assessment. At the same time, 71 % of those questioned would like more information on the impact of cosmetics, hygiene products and dietary supplements. Finally, for 42 % of consumers, the solidity of the method is the most important criterion.

A context of methodological standardization

The Green Impact Index is a science-based environmental and societal label for cosmetics, dietary supplements and family health and wellness products. The centrality accorded by consumers to the robustness of methods (42 %) reinforces the need for transparency regarding calculation hypotheses, life-cycle perimeters, inventory bases and indicator weighting.

Marble-effect biopolymer caps for Ten Hectares

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For the first skincare line from the young French brand Ten hectares, FaiveleyTech and Sulapac have signed dark marble-effect caps, produced at the Orgelet (Jura) site. The aesthetic rendering is based on a "sandwich injection" multi-injection process using four colorants simultaneously, after nearly a hundred trials.

New seasonal skincare brand Dix Hectares has chosen marble-effect caps for its first two products, Crème de Saison and Sérum de Saison. The project was entrusted to business unit FaiveleyTech Beauty, in partnership with Sulapac, with the aim of achieving a high level of visual purity consistent with an identity combining refinement, high standards and sensoriality.

Sandwich injection molding and colorimetric control

The heart of the system is a multi-injection system known as sandwich injection, which allows four colorants to be injected simultaneously. This approach, in which FaiveleyTech claims expertise, required almost a hundred tests to stabilize the shade/contrast balance and the delicate veining of the marbling, reconciling deep tones and light streaks within a material of biological origin.

Geometric constraints on flat surfaces

Beyond the visual signature, the design imposed specific industrial constraints. For the first time, the multi-injection technique was applied to components with large flat surfaces and unique shapes. The challenge was to maintain pattern homogeneity on geometries less forgiving than curved parts, while meeting Dix Hectares' aesthetic standards of visual excellence and tactile experience.

A functional sphere for gripping

The two caps are accompanied by a sphere positioned on the cream pot. Over and above its contribution to the overall design, this part was conceived to offer a precise grip, reinforcing the dimension of use and the sensory continuity of the gesture. All components were developed and produced at the Orgelet site in the Jura region, facilitating iterations between aesthetic fine-tuning and process validation.

FaiveleyTech-Sulapac alliance and brand anchoring

The choice of a case described as elegant and virtuous is in line with a positioning based on the terroir of a grand cru and a search for alignment between material, use and brand identity. FaiveleyTech and Sulapac, already partners on other developments, combined material know-how and process expertise to achieve the expected level of finish.

Pier Augé relaunches a short dermo-cosmetics range

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Pier Augé, a French brand founded in 1961, is revamping its product offering with a short range available from September 15. Reformulated icons and new references revolve around the active ingredient ADN-HP, combined with peptides and niacinamide, with the first supplements announced by the end of the year.

Founded in 1961 by a pharmacist, Pier Augé is making a structured comeback after several years of discretion. The brand is now concentrating its portfolio on a short range, refocused and aligned with current market expectations.

A redesign refocused on the essentials

At the heart of this relaunch are updated formulas for several historic references. The Douce Aura Replenishing Mask-Care and the Complétude Tri-active Firming Cream are the iconic products that have benefited from an overhaul. This approach aims to preserve the brand's dermo-cosmetic heritage, while introducing modern elements in compositions and uses.

Updated formulas around HP-DNA

The communication highlights HP-DNA, an active ingredient that has been a Pier Augé mainstay since the 1980s. In this new iteration, HP-DNA is combined with so-called " new generation "These include peptides and niacinamide.

Timetable and outlook

The brand has announced that new references will be added to the range by the end of the year. This relaunch, which draws on Pier Augé's historical DNA while incorporating active ingredients commonly used in contemporary dermocosmetics (peptides, niacinamide), is part of a drive to simplify the range.

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