An explosion of new substances (5)

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"Swisscare pour Givenchy". Advertising for gel containing double liposomes and named "Fondamental care". 1989.

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"Swisscare pour Givenchy". Advertising for "Lifting double séquence", a 30 days intensive firming serum. 1993
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As of the end of the 1980s, the launching of new products accelerated. Collaboration with dermatology and biology, research in physicochemistry, phytochemistry (plant chemistry), colloid science [1], extraction from plants and algae gave rise to numerous innovations. New hydrocolloids issued from algae, hyaluronic acid issued from biotechnologies, vitamins, retinol derivatives, lecithin-based natural liposomes, microemulsions, Niosomes ®, new plant extracts, new types of emulsions, new formulations for powders and pigments, new applicators, new evaluation techniques, provided more efficacy, new gestures and new sensorialities [2] to personal care and makeup cosmetics. Science messages incorporate marketing, imparting it strictness and seriousness.

 

Advertising for "Capture", Complexe Liposomes by Christian Dior. 1986.
 
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"Capture" Complexe Liposomes by Christian Dior. Anti-aging complex for the face. 1986.

 
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Advertising for Helena Rubinstein "Force C", a daily re-activating cream with fresh Vitamin C. 1996.
 
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Advertising for Lancôme "Primordiale", a rejuvenation cream enriched with Vitamin E. Source: Duty free magazine. 1999.
 
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×Colloid: suspension of one or several substances homogeneously dispersed in another substance, constituting a system of two separate phases. For example, liquid or semi-solid suspensions.
×Sensoriality: impact of a given cosmetic formulation on our senses.
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