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Microfactory : A New Way to go Further in Measuring the Effects of Water, Sweat and Sebum Resistance.

To you who are interested in quantifying the performances of cosmetic products, we offer a new way to go further in measuring the effects of water, sweat and sebum resistance.
Microfactory has developed a biomimetic artificial pore which allows to visualize what takes place inside pores.
Today, Microfactory’s team has made the application of their method to antiperspirant efficiency tests and they work on other applications for make-up and suncare products.
Here is a survey about the potential other applications of Smart-Pore™, the first artificial and transparent pore for efficiency tests, has been developed by @Microfactory SAS.
If you are aware about innovative tests please help them to fulfil it !
Coming from this study, they will organize a breakfast discussion,
Do not forget to leave your email if you wish to be invited.

 

English version: https://lnkd.in/gHKpH2k

www.microfactory.eu

Fabrice Monti, PhD
Microfactory
11 rue Vauquelin
Angle Rue Lagarde/Rue Vauquelin
75005 Paris
Tél: + 33 (0) 6 62 72 04 61

 

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