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UV Mune 400: our Biggest Sun Filtering Technology in 30 Years
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Do cosmetic products contain heavy metals?

Natural ingredient, of natural origin or chemical, how to see more clearly?

Traces of impurities and contaminants: what are they and how to identify them?

What is the classification and regulation of CMR substances?

Allergens in cosmetic products: how to disentangle the real from the fake?
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Babies, children, teenagers and pregnant women: how to meet their specific needs?

What is an endocrine disruptor?

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What are beauty apps for and how to use them?
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Sun protection: Beauty that protects

Sun protection: UV Mune 400

Sun protection: a real public health issue

What impact do ultraviolet rays have on our skin?

Suncare products: understanding the protection factor

How is reconstructed skin produced in the laboratory?

Sun simulator: sunlight reproduced in the laboratory

Formulation challenges of suncare products in Brazil

Sunscreen products and the aquatic environment

Sunscreen products: evaluating their efficiency

Sunscreen products: formulas to protect you better and better
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Pro-Xylane discovery journey

Pro-Xylane: the ultimate well-ageing Green Chemistry Active

Science of Proxylane

Silicones: should we do without them?

PPD and PTD hair dyes

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Parabens: what are they for?
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Inclusion: change the conversation about curl beauty

Inclusion: advanced tool to find the right shade for everyone

Inclusion: beauty that's all about me

Inclusion: introducing our numerical foundation name system

The beauty of future

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VP/HEXADECENE COPOLYMER [VP/HEXADECENE COPOLYMER]

VP/hexadecene copolymer is used to thicken cosmetic formulas and for its film-forming properties.

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