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As of the 1920s, scientific progress was extensively used by the cosmetic industry. The better mastered raw materials and the development of petroleum chemistry opened up new applications. Cosmetics also took hold of the base products of nutritive media used for the development of the first in vitro cell cultures. Placental and glandular extracts as well as amniotic liquids started being used in skincare products and became an argument of “youth” efficiency in advertising.

Industrial location and working organisation at Roger & Gallet factory. La Parfumerie française et l’Art dans la présentation. Paris: La Revue des marques de la parfumerie et de la savonnerie, 1925.
 
BIU Santé Pharmacie : cote RES 8536.

Details of an advertising for cream "Vivormones". Guide des industries de la parfumerie. Paris: éditions Publi-Guid, 1950-1951.
 
BIU Santé Pharmacie : cote P 50155-1950/1951.

Advertising for "Tréphonine" anti-wrinkle serum. Guide des industries de la parfumerie. Paris: éditions Publi-Guid, 1950-1951.
 
BIU Santé Pharmacie : cote P 50155-1950/1951.

Advertising for "Antisolaire Givaudan ". Revue des marques: Parfums de France, 1936.
 
BIU Santé Pharmacie : cote P 15268.

Advertising for Leopold Laserson products. Revue des marques: Parfums de France, 1939.
 
BIU Santé Pharmacie : cote P 15268.

Advertising for Manucol products with pure soda alginate . La Parfumerie moderne, 1938.
 
BIU Santé Pharmacie : cote P 15270.