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At the IFSCC Congress 2026 in Perth, the South Korean cosmetics group presented nine studies combining artificial intelligence, digital data and skin science.

Researchers have shown that extracellular vesicles produced by the placenta in early pregnancy can reprogramme certain human immune cells to help limit inflammation.

For its tenth appearance at the IFSCC Congress, the Chinese brand, which is celebrating its 95th anniversary, is presenting 12 research papers focusing in particular on the distinctive characteristics of Asian skin and their translation into anti-ageing strategies.

Greentech has received the IFSCC 2026 Podium Applied Research Award for research into the role of the nervous system in age-related focal hyperpigmentation.

A team led by Dr Maria Lúcia Paysano, a dermatology resident at the Instituto de Dermatologia Prof. Rubem David Azulay in Rio de Janeiro, presented an analysis of 38 viral TikTok videos on Korean skincare and the glass skin trend at the 2026 Congress of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology (EADV).

At the 2026 Science of Skin Summit, Allergan Aesthetics is highlighting the FACTS Principles, a science-based framework developed by its skincare brand SkinMedica® to encourage more consistent evaluation of exosome-based cosmetic technologies.

Researchers at Bar-Ilan University have shown in mice that increasing the activity of SIRT6, a protein involved in chromatin regulation and associated with longevity, can restore certain molecular parameters altered with age.

The Etaerion™ materials platform, developed by US company Paretor, is being adapted for skin applications.

At the 2026 IFSCC Congress, the Swiss beauty ingredients specialist is presenting new research into skin tone and pigmentation control.

At the 2026 IFSCC Congress, taking place from 28 September to 1 October in Perth, Australia, the speciality ingredients company is presenting a series of studies exploring new approaches to cosmetic research and formulation.

The US biotech company is extending its microbial genetic engineering platform into cosmetics with ATR-COSF, a recombinant protein technology designed for skincare applications.

The US giant is partnering with the University of Leeds in the UK to improve the matching of complexion products across a diverse range of skin tones.

Researchers from CNRS, Inserm and Aix-Marseille University have identified a new role for haem, previously known primarily for its function in cellular metabolism.

A study published in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology has shown that an anti-inflammatory formulation combining oat kernel oil and aloe vera achieved better outcomes than 0.75% metronidazole cream in patients with mild-to-severe rosacea.

A team from the Lyon Neuroscience Research Centre (CNRS/Inserm/Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University) has identified the brain mechanisms underlying the "Proust phenomenon", whereby a familiar scent can trigger particularly vivid and emotionally charged childhood memories.

The Japanese group has identified a previously unknown mechanism showing that the hair fibre continues to deteriorate during the seven days following hair colouring.

A study published in Scientific Reports (Nature Portfolio) has shown that a 1,940 nm non-ablative fractional laser (Nordlys®, Candela) induces sustained changes in DNA methylation, an epigenetic marker associated with skin ageing.

The French skincare company is strengthening its scientific strategy with the creation of the Dr Olivier Courtin Clarins Longevity Research Center, dedicated to the biology of skin longevity.

Nearly 100 students, researchers and entrepreneurs took part in the fifth edition of the D4Gen Hackathon, organized by Genopole in Évry-Courcouronnes, France.

"CP-02" (sequence: CDARSDAR) is a short peptide with pro-regenerative properties that combines efficacy with controlled production costs.