10.18.16
DSM will be presenting the latest findings from its research into skin biochemistry at the conference of the International Federation of Societies of Cosmetic Chemists (IFSCC) in Orlando. At the event it will host poster sessions and presentations.
Scientists from the company’s personal care business unit will discuss their latest research into the underlying causes of skin dryness and skin aging. This research draws on pioneering technology that enables the investigation and visualization of skin biochemistry at a molecular level.
At the Scientific Session on Oct. 31, Dr. Rainer Voegeli, senior scientist at DSM Nutritional Products, will give a presentation on "The presence and consequence of essential and nonessential stratum corneum proteases in barrier impaired skin: the vital need for protease inhibitors." He will describe the use of bio-instrumental evaluations to reveal how protease activity influences skin barrier function, opening up new avenues for research into dry skin conditions.
Scientists from the company’s personal care business unit will discuss their latest research into the underlying causes of skin dryness and skin aging. This research draws on pioneering technology that enables the investigation and visualization of skin biochemistry at a molecular level.
At the Scientific Session on Oct. 31, Dr. Rainer Voegeli, senior scientist at DSM Nutritional Products, will give a presentation on "The presence and consequence of essential and nonessential stratum corneum proteases in barrier impaired skin: the vital need for protease inhibitors." He will describe the use of bio-instrumental evaluations to reveal how protease activity influences skin barrier function, opening up new avenues for research into dry skin conditions.