date: Thursday 20th May
time: 10am New York time / 4pm Paris time
duration: one hour
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Artificial Intelligence for well aging benefits through skin olfactory receptors.
Santalwood™ is a unique and patented natural extract obtained by supercritical CO2 extraction from upcycled wood chips of Santalum album.
It can be used in beauty products that focus on well-aging, urban defenses, or aligned with existing trends such as beauty rituals for skin purification and forest beauty.
during this webinar, you will learn:
speakers:
Anne Clay
Anne Clay is Global Marketing and Business Development Manager for Ashland Biofunctionals. Her role is to manage the launch of Vincience biofunctionals globally, for both skin and scalp beauty products.
Post-graduated from the Faculty of Pharmacy in Lyons, France, Anne holds a MSc in Cutaneous Biology and Immunology, France, and a master’s degree in biochemistry from the University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis, France. Anne has 25 years’ experience in the Cosmetic industry with different positions in Research & Development, Communications, Sales and Marketing. She regularly gives educational talks in seminars on scientific, technical, and marketing aspects of Ashland biofunctionals.
Dr. Jean-Marie Botto
Dr. Jean-Marie Botto obtained his PhD in Molecular Pharmacology and Molecular Biology at the University of Nice (France) and is senior group leader at Ashland's Global Skin Research Center in Sophia Antipolis, South of France. He has specialized in skin and hair biology, pharmacognosy and bioinformatics. His work focuses on understanding the mechanisms of intrinsic and extrinsic skin aging and the regulation of skin pigmentation with the goal to help develop relevant dermo-cosmetic ingredients.
Dr Corinne Morel
Dr Corinne Morel studied biotechnology and bioindustry at the university of La Rochelle and South Britany where she received her MSc. in BioIndustry and Phytochemistry and has obtained a pHD in Phytochemistry from the university of Marseille (France).
After over 17 years of experience in research and product development in personal care, Corinne COQUET-MOREL holds the role of team leader for phytochemical research Biofunctional & Naturals. Her team is involved in developing new biofunctionals, sustainable solutions and supporting costumer service for chemistry in Ashland Biofunctionals in Sophia Antipolis. Corinne has authored and co-authored many peer-reviewed publications, many abstracts and hold international patents. Member of Society Cosmetics Chemists, and various French cosmetic societies.
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