Tuesday, september 22, 2026 | Paris
Program
08:30-09:00 AM
Welcome of participants
Breakfast
09:00-09:10 AM
Opening speech
Weak Signals, major disruptions: where Is Beauty Heading?
Marketing & Foresight – Towards a Hybrid Care
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Bioelectricity : Signals from Asia’s Avant-Garde
Electroporation, iontophoresis, lifting effects… At the forefront of beauty tech, Asia’s leading players are reshaping non-invasive skincare by harnessing the power of electricity. Learn more...
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Electricity: From a Universal Force to a Catalyst for Innovation in Cosmetics
Invisible, elusive, yet omnipresent, electricity has spanned the ages as a fundamental force linking the realms of the divine and the scientific, the symbolic and the technological. Learn more...
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Break
Networking
At the heart of signals: understanding electrome
Science of electrome
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Bioelectricity in epithelial tissues: principles and biological implications
Bioelectricity refers to the full range of electrical phenomena produced by living cells. Learn more...
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Electroporation: An innovative physical method for molecule delivery
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Cutaneous Bioelectricity: Endogenous mechanisms and therapeutic applications of electric fields
In physiological conditions, the epidermis actively maintains a trans-epidermal ionic gradient (notably Na⁺, K⁺, Cl⁻), generating a basal electrical potential. Learn more...
Electroporation is a physical method of cell permeabilization that relies on the local application of electric pulses via electrodes. Learn more...
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Electrical Dimension of the Skin Microbiome & E-Skin Cosmetics
The skin is much more than a physical barrier: it is a bioelectrical organ whose properties are deeply modulated by its microbiome. Learn more...
Evidence & Safety — Measure, Validate, Secure
Assessment & Quantification
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Microcurrents: where do cosmetic effects end and physiological effects begin?
The rise of microcurrent technologies—galvanic current, devices responsive to the skin’s electric field, and targeted micro-stimulation—is profoundly reshaping beauty care. Learn more...
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3D bioprinting and neuro-cosmetics: assess your products' emotional impact on a smart, connected artificial skin
Epidermal keratinocytes are not only the terminal endpoints of neuronal receptors for heat, pain, and touch, but they also possess a strong intrinsic bioelectric capacity and regulation through abundant ion channels, transporters, and pumps.
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Break
Networking
From the modulation of bioelectric pathways to mechanotransduction
New mechanisms of action
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Mechanisms of a biological alternative to electroporation for skin care
This presentation explores the skin as a bioelectrical tissue capable of communicating through ionic signals that regulate homeostasis, defense, and regeneration. Learn more...
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Bioelectricity and skin ageing: toward a promising anti-ageing pathway
Bioelectricity relies on the exchange of ions (Na⁺, K⁺, Ca²⁺, Cl⁻) across the plasma membrane. Learn more...
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Modulating sweat gland bioelectricity: an innovative approach to reduce body odour and improve consumer well-being
Bioelectricity, though imperceptible, is ubiquitous in the body and plays a fundamental role in cellular communication and in the regulation of many physiological processes, including sweating. Learn more...
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Targeting Mechanosensitive Channels: Can Touch be ameliorated in Aging Skin?
Touch is a fundamental biological function that enables cells to convert mechanical stimuli into biochemical signals through mechanotransduction. Learn more...
When skincare becomes technology
Beauty Tech: the new energy of skincare
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Break
Networking
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When Electricity meets Beauty
In our current digital and tech-savvy society, consumer demand for efficacy is driving the emergence of new needs in the beauty industry: the boom in aesthetic procedures and the rise of devices based on physical stimuli for improved skin and hair performance. Learn more...
The program presented is indicative and may evolve in the coming weeks based on necessary adjustments. We will make sure to keep you informed of any changes.