date: Thursday December 11, 2025
time: 9am & 3pm CET (Paris time)
duration: 60 min
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Ashland introduces exoblossom™, a breakthrough in cosmetic science that harnesses the natural power of flower-released exosomes to deliver high-performance, sustainable skin benefits. Leveraging Ashland's patented PSR™ (Plant Small RNA) technology, proven to extract those nanovesicles while preserving their integrity and biological power, our active biofunctional solutions are now empowered by the epigenetic potential of plant-derived exosomes, nature’s messengers for skin rejuvenation and intercellular communication.
why it matters
o science-driven innovation: built on decades of botanical expertise and advanced epigenetic research
o proven efficacy: stimulates skin’s natural exosome release, supporting repair and regeneration—key to healthy, youthful skin
o responsible sourcing: flowers grown locally in Provence, COSMOS-approved, ensuring sustainability and traceability
o customization: tailor-made active solutions for brands seeking differentiation and performance
Exoblossom™ began with rosaliss™, expanded to nightessence™ and caressense™ biofunctionals, offering exclusive rose, lavender, and jasmine extracts backed by scientific data. These biofunctionals are designed to meet today’s demand for efficacy, safety, and environmental responsibility.
speakers:
Eloise Collet
With a background in biology, Eloïse Collet started her career in the field of nutrition and transitioned to cosmetics. After a first journey in applied research for a dermocosmetic brand, Eloïse Collet moved to scientific communication, and is now a Marketing Manager for Ashland Biofunctionals.
Passionate about life sciences, healthcare and wellbeing, Eloïse Collet thrives on questioning science and transforming it into innovative concepts and engaging narratives for the cosmetic industry.
Laurine Bergeron
Laurine Bergeron holds a master’s degree in “Natural Substances from Natural Origin” from the University of Montpellier, France. After twelve years evaluating the efficacy of ingredients in Ashland biological labs by cellular biology, molecular biology and biochemistry, she gained expertise in ingredient development by joining the phytochemistry team six years ago.
Laurine Bergeron is now team leader of the New Product Development team at Ashland Specialties France. She leads development of new projects for future biofunctional ingredients in skin/hair and oral care applications. Laurine and her team develop approaches including vegetal extraction, peptides, global phytomolecules analytical characterization and cell free evaluation of biofunctionals, within Ashland’s Laboratory, in Sophia Antipolis, France.
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