ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH

Biodegradability of cosmetics

Cyril Sweetlove, L'Oréal, Research Engineer, Environmental Research

When you use a shampoo or a shower gel, it goes into the sewer directly. We want the bacteria to be able to degrade it so that it isn’t released in the environment.
Biodegradability is a key parameter to characterize the environmental impact of a product.
Cyril Sweetlove, Research Engineer

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