Philippe BEDOS, Managing Director of Syntivia, was invited by the Society for Cosmetic Science of COSMAX China to attend its annual exhibition in Shanghai. As expert in the domain of Cosmetic active ingredients and products development, he gave a lecture to expose new technologies for evaluation to measure biological activity and demonstrate cosmetic claims. COSMAX […]

Greentech and Syntivia have recently joined forces in a co-authored study that uses the biological mechanisms implicated in the skin’s response to atmospheric pollution. The study highlights the biological activity of Greentech’s new anti-pollution product. Evaluating the skin’s response to pollution stress The aim of the study was to evaluate the potential anti-pollutant effect of an active extract of Shisandra […]

Cosmetic brands and consumers are looking for more effective products. To help brands prove their product’s efficiency, new technology helps to quantify genes and protein expression, analyse the structure of skin compartments and study the different skin appendages. Ex vivo tests on proven skin models are an essential step before in vivo trials. The Syntivia […]

Syntivia will be represented at In-Cosmetic Global 2018 in Amsterdam on April 17th to 19th. As external research lab, we provide scientific expertise, high-tech equipment and cosmetic know-how to develop your cosmetic ingredients and products. Syntivia’s General Manager and Biology & Marketing Manager, Philippe Bedos and Claire Leduc, will be glad to visit you to […]

High resolution skin imaging to illustrate cosmetic claims The combination of biphoton and confocal microscopy opens up a wide range of possibilities for beautiful in-depth images to support cosmetic claims on any type of sample. The Syntivia team helps you obtain high quality 2D and 3D images to illustrate your ingredient’s properties with outstanding scientific examples. Here’s […]

A new tool to visualize the 3D structure of human skin To analyse the effects of cosmetics on human skin, the gold standard remains histological examination. However, this method only allows to observe tissue sections in 2D, whereas natural human skin is organized in a 3D structure. In a recently published study, Syntivia’s Sophie Abadie […]