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Program.

24/05: SFI2C Day

* Conferences of 24/05 are in French with a live traduction in English.

Introduction and conclusion by Pr. Hassan ZAHOUANI

  • Session 1: Skin diagnostic and home devices

Overview of nomad measurement devices: a new approach to efficiency measurement

Pascale BARLIER - Cos&Co

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Remote In-vivo Metrology " In Use". An added value for the knowledge of the action of the products and their validation? Advantages, limits and complementarity with controlled laboratory measurement

Jean-Christophe PITTET - Orion Technolab 

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Taking skin microbiome testing to new heights: from at-home consumer tests to allying with top brands to support them with their product testing 

Pétronille HOUDARD - Sequential Skin

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  • Session 2: Cosmetics treatment and home devices

How smart, home connected mirrors can impact research and routines

Thomas SERVAL - Baracoda

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LED-based Home Use Devices (HUD) - the new next frontier in skin rejuvenation

Lieve DECLERCQ - Lightinderm

  • Session 3: Skin exploration

4D clinical scoring, the contribution of imaging to enhance evaluation performance

Agnès LAVOIX, Dermatech-Complife group and Mélanie PEDRAZZANI, Damae

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Global or local age? Impact of the facial areas in assessing perceived age 

Samuel RALAMBONDRAINY - LVMH Perfums & Cosmetics

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Peter KOLIAS - Canfield

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Anne CHARPENTIER - Skinobs

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Program 24/05

25/05: Cosmetotest Clinical Day

  • Session 1: Well-aging and mature Skin 

Raman and infrared spectroscopy: principles, analytical capabilities and experimental limitations for cosmetics applications

Pr. Olivier PIOT - Université de Reims

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Well-ageing and neurocosmetics: : How sensory, cross-modal congruency or active fragrance in cosmetics can contribute to better – well ageing ? Emotional cosmetic, the future of cosmetics

Anne ABRIAT - The Smell Taste Lab 

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New Approach on global face ageing evaluation 

Jean-Jacques SERVANT - Eotech

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The role of a social aesthetician in providing care and promoting wellbeing for vulnerable people

Natacha SULLIVAN - The Beauty of Caring CIC

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Be an expert in Raman spectroscopy with the gen2-SCA Skin Composition Analyzer

Gerwin PUPPELS - RiverD International

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Well-ageing : panorama and challenges of the beauty after 55 years

Romain PRZYIEMSKI - Syres

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Dynamical facial measurements: New methods to show perceived firmness and elasticity effects after 65 y.old using ultra slow motion videos and kinematic analysis

Pedro CONTREIRAS PINTO - PhD Trials

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Demonstrate the effectiveness of your clinikcal trials thanks to images

Sébastien MANGERUCA - Pixience

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X-ray diffraction - a sensitive tool for assessing collagen quality in cosmetics tests 

Jean DOUCET - Novitom

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Jean-André LAPART - Biomeca

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  • Session 2: Growth and Regeneration of Hair and Nails

New approach for hair keratin characterization: Use of the confocal Raman spectroscopy to assess the effect of thermal stress on human hair fibre

Bérengère GRANGER and Nada ANDRÉ - Sisley

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Protocols and Devices for Nail-related Product Claims

Camilla GRIGNANI - Etichub 

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Molecular biomarkers for haircare & nailcare claim subsantiation

Martin BARAIBAR - OxiProteomics

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Breakthrough on hyaluronic acid penetration inside hair fibres and keratin interaction for a smoothing effect explained

Cloé BOIRA - Givaudan Active Beauty 

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Seasonal effect in the hair loss

Jakub POPLAWSKI - Zurko Research

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Evaluation of the UV impact on hair breakage

Erika MARIOTTI - SP Equation

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Sophie SPARKS - Dia-Stron

  • Session 3: Evaluation of the prone to acne skin

Oily and acne-prone Skincare Products: how can assess the effects ? 

Victoria DAUPHANT - Dermatech-Complife Group

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Innovative approaches to the characterization of multi-phototype acne skin 

Alix DANOY - Newtone Technologies

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Antera 3D, skin redness and prone to acne skin

Guido MARIOTTO - Miravex

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Automate and streamline Skin Measurement with DATACAPT and Monaderm CLS

Florentin ORY - Datacapt

Program 25/05

26/05: Cosmetotest Preclinical Day

  • Session 1: Endocrine Disruptors Evaluation

Endocrine disruptors and nuclear receptors: how to prioritize?

Dr Frédéric FLAMANT – IGFL (Institut de Génomique Fonctionnelle de Lyon)

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Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals: update on our knowledge and implications for the future

Dr Christine LAFFORGUE – Université Paris Saclay

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A new strategy to detect binding to a set of endocrine receptors in silico methods 

Zlatomir TODOROV - KREATiS

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Screening Endocrine disruption activity on Cosmetics: from Raw Material to final products

Thomas RICOUR – Perturbateur Endocrinien (Nir Industrie)

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An overview of in vitro testing available to screen the different axis of the Endocrine Disruption

Sjoerd  VERKAART - Charles River

  • Session 2: The place of organoids, spheroids and organ-on-chips in dermocosmetics

Vascularized skin organoids as models for skin pathologies

Dr Xavier GIDROL - CEA Grenoble

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Advantages and limitations of 3D spheroids platforms for preclinical applications

Marisa MELONI - Vitroscreen

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Skin-on-a-chip models: an innovative and relevant in-vitro platform for dermocosmetic testing 

Alexandre GUICHARD - Netri

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Human iPSC-derived sebocytes, a powerful tool for pre-clinical

Julien MARUOTTI - Phenocell

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Novel Micro-Physiological Model of Human Adipose Tissue Mimicking Fibrotic and ProInflammatory Microenvironments

Luigi FORMICOLA - ExAdEx-Innov

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The Promises and Challenges of 3D Cell Structures 

Florian MIGNOT - Promega France

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Skin imagin from 2d to 3D

Jean-Michel LAGARDE - Imactiv-3D

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Advanced computer-connected 3D printed human skin models for Cosmetics testing 

Colin MC GUCKIN - CTIBiotech 

  • Session 3: Parallel of in-vitro and in-vivo testing

Pr Dominique SIGAUDO-ROUSSEL (LBTI) and Amélie THEPOT (Labskin Creations)

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Advantages and limitations of vitro/vivo approaches to sun protection

Anna LUDWIKOWSKA – Eurofins Dermscan Poland

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Epidermic stem cell orchestrates skin firmness and radiance thanks to their anchorage to the dermal epidermal junction

Anne-Laure BULTEAU - LVMH Perfumes & Cosmetics

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Advantages and limitations of vitro/vivo approaches to sun protection

Anna LUDWIKOWSKA - Eurofins Dermscan Poland

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Use of skin explants to study complex skin mechanisms before clinical strategies

Céline LAPERDRIX - Codif International 

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A new live cell assay for the quantitative measurement of anti-Blue Light and anti-UV effects of cosmetics ingredients

Aurélie FLOCH - Anti Oxidant Power

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U-Skin™: The only polymer skin which mimics sweat and sebum mechanisms

Fabrice MONTI - Microfactory

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Correlation of in vitro and in vivo hydratation tests

Michela POLLASTRI - Abich

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Between in-vitro and in-vivo: Injured ex-vivo human skin model to study efficiency of dermocosmetic compounds on re-epithelialization

Philippe BEDOS - Syntivia

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How to best challenge your product for its action on the microbiota

Hervé MOLINERO - BioFilm Control

Program 26/05
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