Our best wishes for a successful 2019! The Syntivia team wishes you a wonderful new year, filled with plenty of successful projects! We’d like to take the opportunity to highlight some of the events that made our past year very exciting: New cosmetic studies that continue to dig deeper We tackled a range of new […]

Oily skin is a major concern for people of all skin types and ages around the world. When it comes to finding new treatments for oily skin and improve skin quality, the dermo-cosmetic industry focuses on controlling sebaceous glands, as they are in charge of sebum production. To study the response of sebaceous glands to new cosmetic […]

Syntivia will attend the upcoming 16th Meeting of the European Epidermal Barrier Research Network (E²BRN) in Toulouse on September the 27th and 28th 2018. This meeting regroups scientists from European countries interested in a variety of aspects of epidermal barrier function. It tackles the epidermis that principally fulfills this function.     Our wonderful scientists […]

Syntivia will attend the upcoming 30th IFSCC congress in Munich on September 18th to 21th 2018. This year, the congress focusses on “Cosmetics: Science for Beauty and Lifestyle”, showcasing the lastest scientific innovations to highlight how cosmetic science can keep improving our beauty and well-being on a daily basis.   Dr. Philippe Bedos, Syntivia’s CEO, and Dr. […]

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 […]