Green chemistry

Green chemistry for new active ingredients

Michel Philippe, L’Oréal Research Associate

It is essential to develop soft chemistry, clean chemistry. Chemistry that has the least possible impact on the environment. Nature is a wonderful source of inspiration, it contains exceptional structures.
Michel Philippe, L’Oréal Research Associate

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BRUNO BERNARD L’ORÉAL FELLOW

Understanding the hair follicle to awaken dormant

Françoise BERNERD L’Oréal Fellow

Understanding the sun induced skin damages

Eva BESSAC L’Oréal Expert in scientific computing

Modeling for better cosmetics
Jonathan GAWTREY L’Oréal, Chemist

Hair styling: a scientific combination

VALÉRIE JEANNE-ROSE L’ORÉAL, MATERIAL CHEMIST

Strengthening hair from the inside with a sol-gel

ANA MARIA PENA L’ORÉAL, BIOPHYSICIST

The skin inside out
MICHELLE RATHMAN-JOSSERAND L’ORÉAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, BIOLOGIST

Understanding stem cells to regenerate skin

Jean-Christophe BICHON L’ORÉAL, CHEMIST, EXPERT IN ROBOTICS

First on the market thanks to robots

Guive BALOOCH L’ORÉAL, DIRECTOR OF THE CONNECTED BEAUTY INCUBATOR

I believe that we dream big and what we do can really make a difference
CYRIL SWEETLOVE L'ORÉAL, RESEARCH ENGINEER, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH

Biodegradability of cosmetics

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