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6 & 7 J U I N 2 0 1 7 C E R G Y- P O N TO I S E , F R A N C E COMET, LE CONGRÈS SCIENTIFIQUE INTERNATIONAL DÉDIÉ AUX TESTS ET MESURES DES PRODUITS COSMÉTIQUES www.cometsymposium.com Avec le soutien de :
COMET est un événement Cosmetic Valley, soutenu par le Conseil Départemental du
Val d’Oise et la Communauté d’agglomération de Cergy-Pontoise, et organisé en
partenariat avec l’Université de Cergy-Pontoise, l’École de Biologie Industrielle, et des
entreprises du secteur cosmétique.
COMET est le premier congrès scientifique international qui rassemble les acteurs du secteur
des test et mesures des produits cosmétiques.
COMET a pour objectif de devenir l’événement majeur dans la diffusion de connaissance sur
les tests et mesures des cosmétiques, de créer des liens entre la recherche académique et
le monde industriel, de favoriser le rapprochement entre des thématiques scientifiques et la
cosmétologie, de donner aux acteurs de la cosmétique des perspectives de développement.
Thématiques
›› Instrumentation & Mesures cliniques
›› Innocuité & Efficacité des ingrédients et des produits
›› Interaction Produit / Peau & Cheveu
›› Instrumentations innovantes pour les tests et mesures de produits cosmétiques
›› Capteurs & Biocapteurs
›› Techniques électromagnétique, acoustiques, optiques et tests
›› Techniques & test non destructifs (NDT)
›› Imagerie & traitement d’images
›› Optimisation et caractérisation des fluides complexes
›› Détection et suivi des nano-particules
›› Selfy: technologies & tests
›› Techniques sensorielles & tests
www.cometsymposium.com
1er Centre Mondial de ressources en Parfumerie-Cosmétique, la Cosmetic Valley représente l’ensemble des métiers de la Parfumerie et de la Cosmétique Le Pôle de compétivité Cosmetic Valley représente 18Mds€ de chiffre d’affaires en 2012, 90 000 emplois et 800 entreprises. Les entreprises (Groupes et PME) du pôle sont positionnées sur l’ensemble de la chaine de valeur de l’industrie de la parfumerie cosmétique et représentent ainsi l’ensemble des métiers de cet écosystème. COMET est organisé sur un territoire dynamique pour le développement de la filière cosmétique. À Cergy-Pontoise, une quarantaine d’entreprises et 2 000 salariés contribuent au dynamisme de la filière cosmétique et ce à toutes les étapes du processus de production. L’agglomération est avant tout un lieu de fabrication de produits cosmétiques : 75% des emplois de la filière sont dédiés au secteur industriel, un nombre en croissance constante. La filière cosmétique représente 5200 emplois dans le Val d’Oise. Le Conseil départemental du Val d’Oise et l’Agglomération de Cergy-Pontoise ont ciblé, dans leur stratégie économique, la filière cosmétique comme une filière prioritaire et porteuse d’avenir pour le territoire. C’est pourquoi, les collectivités territoriales soutiennent depuis 2009 le pôle Cosmetic Valley qui œuvre pour le développement de la cosmétique sur le territoire. Les entreprises du secteur de la cosmétique peuvent trouver à Cergy-Pontoise et en Val d’Oise un écosystème favorable à leur développement : un large éventail de formations, des laboratoires de recherche, une plateforme mutualisée d’innovation – COSMÉTOMIQUE, dédiée aux tests et mesures pour les cosmétiques – portée par l’Université de Cergy-Pontoise, des offres de financement adaptées aux besoins des entreprises, un tissu d’entreprises leaders (Clarins, Sisley, Givaudan, MATIS, Alès Groupe), ainsi qu’un réseau de PME spécialisées dans le domaine de la mesure (Réseau Mesure). Les établissements d’enseignement supérieur de Cergy-Pontoise forment chaque année des cohortes de jeunes ingénieurs, techniciens et managers formés pour rejoindre les entreprises de l’industrie cosmétique. Ces jeunes professionnels sont formés au plus près des besoins des entreprises de la filière.
Université de Cergy-Pontoise L’Université de Cergy-Pontoise quant à elle développe des outils de recherche de pointe tournés vers la filière cosmétique et ses enjeux de test et mesure. Adossée à un instrument laser de haute performance acquis dans le cadre du programme des investissements d’avenir, la plateforme Cosmetomic@UCP est consacrée à la caractérisation et à la mesure de l’efficacité et de l’innocuité des produits cosmétiques. Elle est spécialisée dans le suivi des paramètres physico-chimiques à différentes échelles dans le but d’optimiser ces produits et d’en garantir le diagnostic. Elle vise également à la compréhension des interactions entre le produit cosmétique et le support naturel ciblé (peau, cheveu…).La plateforme va permettre à l’UCP de monter en compétence sur ces enjeux et d’adosser des programmes de recherche ambitieux à cet outil. Elle souhaite également l’ouvrir à des collaborations avec des entreprises en réalisant des études, des expertises, des développements de projets ou des prestations de service pour des structures privées, publiques ou semi-publiques. Exemples de projets : mise au point d’un lecteur colorimétrique (applications : peau, cheveu, vernis… ; Société BIO–EC et UCP pour la Société Colorinnov.
Programme scientifique
MARDI 6 JUIN :
9:30 - 9:45 : Ouverture
Marc-Antoine JAMET, Président de la Cosmetic Valley
Arnaud BAZIN, Président du Conseil Départemental du Val d’Oise
Dominique LEFEBVRE, Président de la Communauté d’agglomération du Val d’Oise, Député du Val d’Oise
9:45 - 10:00 : Programme académique
SESSION 1 / 10:00 - 11:00
10:00 - 10:45 PL Dr. Paul Dumas
SOLEIL SYNCHOTRON - CNRS - FRANCE
A powerful broaband photons source for Cosmetic Science: synchrotron radiation
10:45 - 11:00 OC-26 MORRIN Aoife
DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY
Smart tattoos for the non-invasive assessment of the skin barrier function
11:00 - 11:30 - COFFEE BREAK & EXHIBITION & POSTER SESSION 1.
SESSION 2 / 11:30 - 12:15
11:30 - 12:00 OC-41 GHODHBANI Nacef
SATIE - UMR8029
Skin explants monitoring by vibrational behaviour study
12:00 - 12:15 FC-58 LIHOREAU Thomas
CERT, UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL BESANCON
Innovative way to measure skin surface and follow-up of superficial healing
INNOVATION SESSION 1 / 12:15 - 12:45
IS PENSE-LHERITIER Anne-Marie
EBI
Sensory evaluation of cosmetic powders
IS PENO-MAZZARINO Laurent
LABORATOIRE BIO-EC
Skin surface nanoscale topography by light interferometry
IS SIRVENT Anne
LABORATOIRE DERMSCAN
The selfie generation and its impact on make-up: new needs, new claims, new tests12:40 - 14:00 - LUNCH & EXHIBITION
SESSION 3 / 14:00 - 15:45
14:00 - 14:45 PL Dr. Nawel Baghdadli
HAIR BIOPHYSICS - PHYSICS DEPARTMENT / L’OREAL
New Insights on Hair Science
14:45 - 15:15 OC-120 ANGERMANN Quentin
ETIS UMR 8051, UNIVERSITE PARIS SEINE, UNIVERSITE DE CERGY PONTOISE, ENSEA, CNRS
Embeddable Real Time Tool For Automatic Skin Lesions Characterization
15:15 - 15:45 OC-62 DOS SANTOS Serge
INSA CENTRE VAL DE LOIRE, INSERM U930 «IMAGING AND BRAIN»
Acousto-mechanical instrumentation of multiscale hysteretic memristive properties of the skin with
nonlinear time reversal imaging
15:45 - 16:15 - COFFEE BREAK & EXHIBITION & POSTER SESSION 2.
SESSION 4 / 16:15 - 17:30
16:15 - 16:30 FC-56 DOUCET Jean
NOVITOM
Novel imaging methods for ex vivo testing efficacy and innocuity of cosmetics based on synchrotron
technologies
16:30 - 16:45 FC-15 EUDIER Florine
UNIVERSITE DU HAVRE
Synthetic skin models versus human living skin explants as relevant tools to evaluate cosmetic
products performance
16:45 - 17:00 FC-33 LAVOIX Agnès
DERMATEC-LYON
Stratum corneum turnover by innovative technology
17:00 - 17:15 FC-70 PERCOCO Giuseppe
BIO-EC LABORATORY
Development of a new ex-vivo model to study human skin response to environmental pollution
17:15 - 17:30 FC-98 ROBIC Julie
LABORATOIRES CLARINS
Automatic quantification of aging process using in-vivo confocal microscopy
INNOVATION SESSION 2 / 17:30 - 18:00
IS SERVANT Jean-Jacques
EOTECH
Thermal imaging, an overview of claim support
IS VIAL Francis
SPINCONTROL
Evaluation of discomfort feeling of dry skinIS VIE Romain
PIXIENCE
The C-Cube camera: 3D reconstruction using photometric stereo
GALA 19:30 - 23:00 - Gala / Château de Gency
Mots d’acceuil :
M . J e a n - Pa u l J E A N D O N : 1 e r V i c e - p ré s i d e n t c h a rg é d e s
finances et de la mutualisation, de l'action économique et de
l'attractivité du territoire
M. Gilles LE CAM : Vice-président chargé de l'innovation, de
la recherche et du numérique
Un service de cars est proposé au départ de L’Université de Cergy
Pontoise, 33 boulevard du port à 19h. Les cars repartiront du Château de
Gency à 23h / 23h30 pour déposer les participants devant leurs hotels.MERCREDI 7 JUIN :
SESSION 5 / 09:00 - 10:20
09:00 - 09:30 PL Pr Mark Cronin
JOHN MOORES UNIVERSITY - LIVERPOOL / ENGLAND
09:30 - 09:50 OC-100 SALOU Samantha
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH (INSPQ) - UNIV
Characterization of titanium dioxide nanoparticles in biological fluids using single particle inductively
coupled plasma mass-spectrometry SP-ICP-MS
09:50 - 10:05 FC-12 MILOUDI Lynda
EA6295 NMNS, UNIVERSITE FRANCOIS RABELAIS
Confocal Raman imaging for monitoring of nano-encapsulated cosmetics bioactive compounds in the skin
10:05 - 10:20 FC-105 DUMAINE Marion
SEPPIC
Predicting consumers’ behaviour towards cosmetics: tribology and microscopy under shearing put to
the test
10:20 - 11:00 - COFFEE BREAK & EXHIBITION & POSTER SESSION 3.
SESSION 6 / 11:00 - 11:40
11:00 - 11:15 FC-42 WILKIE-CHANCELLIER Nicolas
SATIE - UMR8029
Raman spectroscopy on skin explants
11:15 - 11:30 FC-38 DESPLAN Davina
LABORATOIRE SATIE
High frequency rheology a new non-destructive technique for the characterization of cosmetics emulsions
stability
11:30 - 11:45 FC-37 GAUTHIER Vincent
LABORATOIRE SATIE - II
Multi-frequency ultrasonic shear waves rheology for soft materials monitoring in cosmetics
INNOVATION SESSION 3 / 11:45 - 12:30
IS PRESTAT-MARQUIS Elodie & BERGE Armelle
EUROFINS & SEPPIC
Challenging cosmetics efficacy on skin hydration and barrier function: comparison of usual instruments
and visual scoring from macrophotography
IS BARAIBAR Martin
OXIPROTEOMICS
Carbonyl Test: a novel efficacy score of molecuar damage protection against pollution, oxidative stress
and agingIS TURPIN Guillaume
SEELAB
Goniospectrometry of appearance: gloss and colour
IS PITTET Jean Christophe
ORION CONCEPT - TECHNOLAB
Controlled Selfie Photgraphs
12:40 - 14:00 - LUNCH & EXHIBITION
SESSION 7 / 14:00 - 15:55
14:00 - 14:30 PL Dr Ciprian Mihai Cirtiu
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH (INSPQ) - UNIVERSITY OF LAVAL - CANADA
A powerful broaband photons source for Cosmetic Science: synchrotron radiation
14:30 - 14:50 OC-81 JOUBERT Pierre-Yves
UNIVERSITE PARIS SUD / C2N
Radio frequency non contact estimation of the dielectric properties of organic material using a multifrequency
approach
14:50 - 15:05 FC-80 DIAB Daher
IEMN - D. OAE
Design of encoded autonomous miniaturized spherical acoustic sensor
15:05 - 15:20 FC-49 SERFATY Stephane
SATIE
Ex-vivo Dermal/epidermal microrheology for aging effects monitoring
15:20 - 15:40 OC-101 BÖHLING Arne
PRODERM INSTITUTEERM
States of Mobility of Water Molecules Measured by in Vivo Confocal Raman spectroscopy
15:40 - 16:30 - COFFEE BREAK & EXHIBITION & POSTER SESSION 3.
INNOVATION SESSION 4 / 16:30 - 17:20
IS GRESSIER Sylvain
LUM GMBH
Visualization of pigment separation in color cosmetics by accelerated stability tests in combination
with X-ray profiling
IS RICOUR Thomas
NIR INDUSTRY
PAT for cosmetics industryIS AÏT-OUMEGHAR Stéphane
FORMULACTION
Fast flow curve determination to mimic real life behavior by visual microfluidic rheometer
IS VAN GOETHEM Emeline
AMBIOTIS
Resolution of pollution-induced inflammation as an innovative approach for cosmetic actives
IS BERTHOU Thierry
SILIOS TECHNOLOGIES
Built your own multi-spectral camera with ouf filters ... or choose ours
17:20 - 17:45 - CÉRÉMONIE DE CLOTUREPOSTERS SESSIONS
PC-3 GRESSIER Sylvain- LUM GMBH
Innovative concept for accelerated stability testing of cosmetic emulsions and suspensions
PC-5 IMHOF Robert - BIOX SYSTEMS LTD
Stratum Corneum Hydration Measurement using Capacitance Contact Imaging
PC-7 ANDRE Nada - SISLEY
Restoration of stratum corneum: an innovative ex-vivo method to evaluate skincare formulations
PC-8 GRESSIER Sylvain - LUM GMBH
Direct accelerated emulsifier selection and stability evaluation for reformulation of cosmetic products
PC-11 SERVANT Jean-Jacques - EOTECH
New way of wrinkles and fines lines detection and analysis
PC-14 BOBIER Anaïs - PHENOCELL
Generation of functional sebocytes from human induced pluripotent stem cells
PC-20 TISSERAND Christelle - FORMULACTION
Analysis of fat properties thanks to microrheology
PC-21 LEFEUVRE Yoann - FORMULACTION
Fast flow curve determination to mimic real life behavior by visual microfluidic rheometer
PC-24 SAINTHILLIER Jean Marie - SKINEXIGENCE
Assessment of the efficacy of a body product in protecting the skin barrier
PC-25 DOUCET Jean - NOVITOM
Assessing the interaction of a cosmetic cream with the lipids of stratum corneum using X-ray microdiffraction
PC-27 SAINTHILLIER Jean Marie - SKINEXIGENCE
Different ways of imaging skin hydration
PC-31 CREUZE Aurélie - SENSIENT COSMETIC TECHNOLOGIES
Surface energy of treated pigment: A tool for novel cosmetic formulation
PC-34 REBY Doriane - LABORATOIRE BIO-EC
Nanoparticles detection and follow-up into the human skin explant
PC-35 BARAIBAR Martin - OXIPROTEOMICS
Carbonyl Test: a novel efficacy score of molecuar damage protection against pollution, oxidative stress and aging
PC-39 ANDRE Nada - SISLEY
Skin protection against environmental pollution: an innovative ex-vivo method to evaluate active biomolecules and
skincare formulations
PC-46 BIGOURET Armelle - LABORATOIRES CLARINS
Climatic stress effects on skin physiology in Caucasian women
PC-47 PETIOT Jean-François - ECOLE CENTRALE DE NANTES IRCCYN UMR CNRS 6597
Study of the relationships between sound properties of the skin and hydratation, firmness and age
PC-51 BEAUCHEF Gallic - CLARINS
New ex-vivo model containing the 3 layers of the human skin and mimicking fibrosis in adipose tissue
PC-52 GHRAB Ferdaws - FACULTY OF SCIENCE OF SFAX
Evaluation of dermocosmetic properties of olive leaf extract by alternatives medhods
PC-60 HEUSELE Catherine LVMH RECHERCHE
In vivo evaluation of uniaxial stretching on keratinocyte by confocal laser scanning microscopy
PC-65 JDEY Ahmed - UNIVERSITE DE BRETAGNE OCCIDENTALE
Frankenia laevis a potential source of skin protection agents
PC-71 MERAT Emmanuelle - SEPPIC - AIR LIQUIDE HEALTHCARE
Be dry and confident with a marine solutionPC-83 CAMBOS Sophie - SEPPIC
Instrumentation imput to deliver silicone-like sensation with new natural emollients
PC-85 NASSAR Georges - IEMN - D. OAE
Modelling of ultrasonic reflection/transmission in mixed viscoelastic multilayer simulating human tissues
PC-90 LAVOIX Agnès - DERMATEC-LYON
Pollution Protection Factor: new device and methodology
PC-99 DE VAUGELADE Segolene - MOLECULAR CHEMISTRY LABORATORY OF THE ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE / EXPERTOX
The combined effects of storage temperature and packaging type on the sensory properties on a cosmetic emulsion
- statistical approach
PC-104 DESPRES Alexandra - CERTESENS
The sensory to qualify cosmetic formulations: customized tools to predict the right sensation!
PC-106 MALLAT Khawla - EURECOM
Evaluation of the facial makeup impact on femininity appearance based on automatic prediction
PC-107 PITTET Jean Christophe - ORION CONCEPT - TECHNOLAB
Skin flexa®, a new standalone device for the measurement of the mechanical properties of the skin and subcutanceous
tissues without contact.
PC-108 PITTET Jean Christophe - ORION CONCEPT - TECHNOLAB
Quantification of the «perceived age» of a face by image analysis on calibrated photographs
PC-109 PITTET Jean Christophe - ORION CONCEPT - TECHNOLAB
Correlation between a new visual scale and quantification of the reticular dermis quality imaged in vivo by a confocal
microscope of reflectance and the relationship with the age
PC-110 BIGOURET Armelle - LABORATOIRES CLARINS
Study of the relationships between sound properties of the skin and hydration, firmness and age
PC-112 ZAHOUANI Hassan - CNRS - ECOLE CENTRALE DE LYON
The Fibrous structure of the skin and its relation to the elastic wave propagation
PC-127 VIAL Francis - SPINCONTROL
New method to evaluate the hair damage: the sound of hair
PC-129 ISHII Michitomo - DOSHISHSA UNIVERSITY
Application of color operation method by spectral characteristic control to cosmetic sectorLE SALON
›› Mardi 6 juin : de 9h30 à 18h30
›› Mercredi 7 juin : de 8h30 à 17h30
1 Polytec FRANCE SAS 7 Spin Control 13 Eurofins ATS / EVIC 19 Pixience & BIOX Systems
2 Proderm 8 Ambiotis 14 Seelab 20 ASC Instrument & Nir Industry
3 Vaisala 9 15 Silios Technologies
Laboratoire BIO-EC
21 Skinobs
4 MKS Newport 10 Dermscan GROUP 16 Formulaction SA
5 11 LUM Gmbh 17 Orion Concept - Technolab
Oxiproteomics
Ecole de Biologie Industrielle 12 Eotech 18 Wimesure
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RESTAURANTSTAND N°1 Polytec
Leader in electro-optic since 1967, Polytec has nearly 420 employees worldwide and achieves a turnover of €
75 million. Polytec France has chosen since its inception in 1983, continuous innovation to improve measurement
technologies constantly in its areas of expertise. Manufacturer and distributor, the company offers innovative
solutions for fast and accurate non-destructive tests. These specific equipment are completed by a wide
range of optical components. Polytec France meets the applications of the Public domain and the Industry,
it works increasingly with the Cosmetics professionals: topography measurement, mixing components
(pigment, powder, paste…).
STAND N°2 ProDERM
proDERM is an international leading CRO offering claim support, tolerability and safety testing with a strong
focus on topical applications. Being headquartered in Schenefeld/Hamburg, the institute today has over 100
full-time staff members including over 20 scientists and certified specialists in dermatology, ophthalmology,
dentistry, pediatrics and gynaecology. proDERM established a very good reputation as being a high-quality
provider of clinical trial services on the basis of outstanding technical equipment and extraordinary know-
how. proDERM is certified according to quality management system ISO 9001. The institute has worked for
more than 400 worldwide clients.
STAND N°3 Vaisala
Reliable measurement and fail-safe monitoring of critical environmental parameters is the key to high quality
in processes, end products and safety of people. Vaisala offers accurate and reliable instruments and
data loggers for humidity, temperature, dew point, carbon dioxide, differential and barometric pressure
measurements. In addition, Vaisala viewLinc Environmental Monitoring System provides gap-free monitoring,
alarming, real-time trends, and customizable reporting. We also offer a wide range of support and service
globally, including ISO 17025 accredited calibrations.
Vaisala is a global leader in environmental and industrial measurement. Headquartered in Finland, Vaisala
employs approximately 1,600 professionals worldwide.
STAND N°4 MKS Instruments - Newport
MKS Instruments, Inc. is a global provider of instruments, subsystems and process control solutions that
measure, control, power, deliver, monitor and analyze critical parameters of advanced manufacturing
processes to improve process performance and productivity. With the acquisition of Newport Corporation,
MKS is organized into two divisions: the Vacuum and Analysis which includes the core MKS products and the
Light and Motion which encompasses the products acquired with the purchase of Newport Corporation.
The Vacuum and Analysis Division includes Automation and Control, Gas Composition Analysis, Materials
Delivery, Power and Reactive Gas Generation and Pressure and Vacuum Measurement and Control products.
The Light and Motion Division includes Lasers, Motion Control, Optics and Photonics products.
STAND N°5 OxiProteomics
OxiProteomics is an innovative technology-based start-up committed to promote the healthy aging of human
population. By using state of the art proteomics technologies, dermo-cosmetic companies benefit from
a reliable Efficacy Score for the evaluation of ingredients or finished products. Our activities are built on
exclusive patent licenses granted by the Université Pierre et Marie Curie including state of the art technologies
for analyzing oxidatively damaged proteins in skin, the most reliable molecular signature of the aging process
and principal target to battle in anti-aging interventions. OxiProteomics offer is backed-up by a scientific
team worldwide recognized in the fields of oxidative stress & ageing.
STAND N°6 Ecole de Biologie Industrielle
Ecole de Biologie Industrielle (EBI) is the leading French engineering school dedicated to life sciences.
The school has its own campus in Cergy near Paris , where 800 students share classrooms, laboratories and
facilities. EBI is open to innovation, with efficient staff and faculty members who enable us to design and
validate all the development stages of a new product or process. Since 1996 EBI has built the largest sensory
expert panel dedicated to the design of referentials and methods adapted to the evaluation of cosmetics
products. This sensory panel is completed by an analytical laboratory specialized in the evaluation of texture
and part of Cosmetomic platform.STAND N° 7 Spincontrol
In vivo safety anf efficacy evaluation of beauty and well-being claims for cosmetics, food supplements,
cosmeto-textiles or medical devices (I and IIa classes) according to five approaches:
• technical evaluation (tailor-made protocols (standard and innovative)),
• clinical evaluation (network of dermatologists and ophthalmologists),
• evaluation of the emotions (partnership with a neuropsychologist),
• sensorial analysis
• consumer tests (on a local or a national panel).
Based in France, Thailand, India, Indonesia and Canada to offer multicenters studies close to consumer’s
target.
Iso 9001:2008 certified in France, Thailand and India.
STAND N°8 Ambiotis
Ambiotis is a research-based company focused on the maintenance of an healthy skin balance and the
fight against cutaneous troubles. We have developped a broad range of innovative tests on human primary
cells, explants and clinical samples. We thus evaluate the efficacy of active ingredients on skin protection
against homeostasis rupture, pollution, ageing, irritations, scars, atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, acne…
Our expertise is based on a strong knowledge of the inflammation process and its active resolution
with notably the monitoring of specific mediators involved in tissue protection. We provide assays for
screening and full validation purposes.
STAND N°9 BIO-EC
BIO-EC Laboratory is a research center whose main activity is to evaluate the efficacy of cosmetic and
dermatological products (end products or active ingredients).It realizes efficacy studies and proposes
customized solutions responding to the needs through its exclusive ex vivo model of living skin explants
or its panel of healthy volunteers for in vivo studies. Thanks to its expertise in histology, biochemistry and
genomics (in partnership with Genex), the products properties can be determined. BIO-EC has developed
two innovative exposure systems to substantiate products from pollution and blue light; the Pollubox®
and the Solarbox®.
STAND N°10 Dermscan
Dermscan, is THE reference in clinical trials of cosmetics and pharmaceutical products since 1990.
With laboratories in France, Poland, Thailand, Tunisia, and a partnership in Mauritius, we assist our
customers along all the value chain of the trials from pre-clinical in vitro tests to clinical in vivo studies.
Our worldwide collaborations enable us to offer a multi-ethnic panel of subjects with various skin types,
habits, environment, etc.
ISO 9001: 2008 certified, DERMSCAN is internationally known for its expertise and the quality of its services
thanks to the know-how of a medical team and a R&D department. Quality and innovation are Dermscan
leitmotiv, that’s why we respond optimally to your requirements with standard or customize solutions.
STAND N°11 LUM
LUM GmbH is one of the leading producers of analytical devices for dispersion analysis, particle
characterization and materials testing. On the basis of longtime experience in the field of fluid mechanics,
rheology and colloid chemistry, the company founded by Prof. Dr. D. Lerche in 1994, has developed the
innovative STEP-Technology® for quantification of physical separation, stability, shelf life prediction
(ISO/TR13097) and size of dispersed particles and droplets
Our measuring instruments are used for accelerated stability testing, for quick and reliable comprehensive
characterization of any demixing phenomena in formulations, dispersions and emulsions like cosmetic
creams, sunscreens, haircare, home and body care
STAND N°12 EOTECHSTAND N°13 Eurofins
Eurofins is nowadays most likely the fastest growing laboratory network and unquestionably the one with
best financial results over the past years. Rapidly expanding and gaining market shares thanks to healthy
organic growth as well as through merging and acquisitions, the Eurofins group increasingly widens its
scope of services and geographical coverage to meet your needs.
With more than 37,000 volunteers and consumers, our network of 5 CROs over Europe are working with
retailers and cosmetic manufacturers to evaluate raw materials and finished products. Each centre includes
investigating doctors and highly qualified teams dedicated to develop and implement test protocols, quality
assurance guaranteeing reliability, reproducibility and traceability of results and high-tech equipment.
STAND N°14 Seelab
Gloss and color. Seelab presents a new reference in spectrophotometry of appearance for the cosmetic
industry: a portable multi-angle spectro-glossmeter-colorimeter.
This device, called GP, is an in-plane goniometer, with illumination normal to samples, and symmetrical
measurement, including specular. It gives access simultaneously to color, gloss, and surface state.
Dedicated to different services – quality control, laboratories, and design – the GP is fully adapted to all
cosmetic products with, or without, optical effects, in-vitro, and in-vivo, and to their packaging. It allows
to analyze appearance of opaque or translucent products, and to control the compliance with respect to
a standard, thanks to L*a*b*C*h° values.
STAND N°15 SILIOS Technologies
SILIOS Technologies is a high-tech SME, specialized in micro-optical technologies. SILIOS has developped
compact (5x5x2cm3), lightweight (60 gr) and low cost multi-spectral cameras (CMS-C, CMS-V and CM-S)
for colorimetry, agro-bio and cosmetic applications. These VIS/NIR cameras are based on the proprietary
COLOR-SHADES® multi-spectral filter technology and are made by an hybrid assembly of a multispectral
filter onto a monochrome CMOS imager. This multi-spectral filter replaces the standard RGB color Bayer
matrix to provide 8 “single-color” pictures plus 1 B&W picture (panchromatic channel) of the scene. Each
camera, distinguished by a specific color frame, addresses a specific range of wavelengths according to
the targeted application (skin analysis for skin care, or make-up). Apart from these off-the-shelf products,
SILIOS Technologies proposes also the development of specific multispectral cameras adapted to the
customer exact needs. In particular, with the choice of the sensor, the centering and number of bands (2
to 16), etc…
STAND N°16 Formulaction
Since 1994, Formulaction was a pioneer and Worldwide Leader company in the field of physical stability
characterization. Inventor of the TURBISCAN®, breakthrough innovation patented, first method which
enables the characterize formulation sample of opaque colloidal dispersions (emulsions, suspensions,
foams, cream), thanks to a backscattering detection system.
Formulaction launch RHEOLASER™ series, based on multiple light scattering in dynamic mode (MS-DWS) to
analyze viscoelastic and gelling process, or even to perform thermal analysis and phase transition detection
on macroscopic sample.
Formulaction innovates again with the NEW PRODUCT, FLUIDICAM, an optical rheometer, based on
microfluidics, allowing flow curves measurement at very high shear rates with a very low sample consumption,
and an extreme accuracy even for low viscosity samples.
Patent entitled “Method and apparatus for analyzing the phases of a multi-phase mixture », TURBISCAN,
is the first and only instrument able to analyses simultaneous particles size and stability of concentration in
native colloid concentration without any dilution, thanks to the use of the Static Multiple Light Scattering
principle (S-MLS), no-intrusive measurement.
Formulaction is represented in more than 50 countries all over the world thanks to an efficient and well-
trained distributor’s network and a subsidiary in the USA.STAND N°17 Orion Concept
ORION CONCEPT :
25 Years of experience for the expertise in dermocosmetology. Consultancy and training for your Innovative
Product Evaluation … Expertise and services for the Skin biometrology and imaging.
ORIONTECHNOLAB :
Development, sales and support of innovative and validated devices and methods, Tools and software to
study the skin and the efficacy of dermo-cosmetics products. Innovative Systems for the bio metrology
of the skin and the efficacy of products :
• Measurement of the light reflection and transparency of the skin;
• Firmness and/or slackening of the skin ;
• HeadScan Dynamics/ Head Scan bench for automatic and calibrated photographs acquisitions… Etc
STAND N°18 Wimesure
For almost 25 years Wimesure offers measuring • Verification, monitoring and development in HVAC
instruments History: and HVAC
Our mission : • The maintenance of industrial sites and buildings,
Understanding the applications and needs of our • The storage, storage of products, works of art and
customers. Wimesure and its partners will help you perishable goods
choose your solutions. • Climatology, biotechnology and the environment
The sectors of activity where Wimesure is present: • The comfort of the man in his workplace and housing
• The quality • The pharmaceutical and cosmetic industry
• Metrology • Food industry
• Testing in industry, laboratories • The automotive, aerospace and rail industries, etc.
STAND N°19 Pixience
Pixience is a manufacturer of devices for skin and hair characterization dedicated to the cosmetic industry
and dermatology.
Our product, the C-Cube, can be described as the first 2D and 3D imaging colorimeter. Based on a digital
video camera with embedded color and metric calibration, it is the most versatile tool for efficacy testing
and claim substantiation. In a single short, the C-Cube produces a wide range of measurement such as
L*a*b*, pigmentation and erythema index, roughness, depth...
The C-Cube allows you to reduce the number of devices used in your study protocols while perfectly
controlling the cost of your analyzes. Lightweight, fast and mobile it can be used in any environment: no
need for a specific room.
Main topics include hydration, anti-aging, sun protection, anti-pollution, inflammation or haircare.
BIOX Systems
Biox develops and manufactures scientific instruments for characterising bio-tissues including skin,
mucous membranes, hair and fingernails in-vivo and in-vitro. The AquaFlux is a TEWL instrument using the
patented condenser-chamber method to deliver the most accurate and versatile measurements available.
Measurements are unaffected by ambient air movements, surface angle or contact pressure. The Epsilon is
a calibrated contact imaging system that responds to capacitance. Use it to characterise static or dynamic
hydration of skin, where the software can process images to remove measurement artefacts associated with
surface water and bad contact associated with hairy skin or uneven surfaces. An optional software module
for analysing skin micro-relief will be released shortly.
Biox also collaborates with Pixience SA to provide sales and technical support for their ultra-high resolution
C-Cube digital dermoscope (Clinical Edition) in the British Isles.STAND N°20 ASC Instrument
ASC Instrument is an innovative company specialising in the design, manufacture and marketing of industrial
measurement systems, in particular in sectors that are required to develop measurement systems for laboratories
or quality control. ASC Instrument has two main activities:
• The development of instruments according to customers’ specifications,
• The development and marketing of a comprehensive range of tightness inspection instruments for assembly
lines under the ASC Instrument brand name.
NIR Industry
NIR Industry is the sole agent in France of Brimrose Corp. and the official trainer and distributor of the software
editor CAMO. We intervene in the analytical projects of ground, laboratories or process, from the advise up
to the final supply, through installation, training and technical follow-up and maintenance.
STAND N°21 SKINOBS
A new worldwide platform to help cosmeticians to choose their tests.
In 2 clicks and for free, Skinobs allows the cosmeticians to easily identify the in vivo efficacy and tolerance
methods and the testing laboratories suitable for any of their claim substantiation.
R&I managers, formulators, marketers and regulatory authorities in charge of the evaluation will find Skinobs
a useful support that answers all their questions about skin testing: what method, what device, what CRO’s...
where? They can also contact directly their suppliers with an automatic email of request.
The Skinobs platform offers all a new vision on the skin biometrology indexing over 125 methods (principle,
photos…), 66 claims, and more than 48 CRO’s located on a map. It is a collaborative tool supported by
worldwide partners: Biophyderm, Biometrix, Cerco, Delivery Technologies, Eotech, Dermatec, Dermscan
Group, Eurofins, IEC group, Intertek, Mavig, Le Sphinx, Skin Test Institute, Spincontrol, Zurko Research.www.cometsymposium.com
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