LA "SOIE VÉGÉTALE", EST-CE QUE ÇA EXISTE ? La soie provient des cocons formés par les vers à soie, avant de se développer et devenir un élégant papillon. La soie du cocon est récupérée, traitée et tissée pour...
POURQUOI CHOISIR UN SHAMPOING NATUREL ? Pourquoi choisir un shampoing naturel ? Dans un monde de plus en plus conscient des impacts des produits chimiques sur notre santé et l'environnement, le choix d'un shampoing naturel s'impose...
COMMENT BIEN CHOISIR SA SOIE ? La qualité de soie se définit par son grade. Le momme désigne la densité du tissu. Oeko-tex et GOTS sont des certifications. Découvrez ici les définitions en vigueur. Définition du...
Dry hair: how to take care of it? Our hair, of all lenghts and all types, are precious. I represents us and asserts our personal style, our identity. But not only: hair is known for acting as a...
HAIR LOSS: Mechanisms and alopecia THE HAIR CYCLE Throughout our lives, our hair follows a growth loop known as the hair cycle. On average, a hair lives for four years. It dies, then falls out,...
THE SCALP THE SCALP, A SPECIAL KIND OF SKIN The scalp is the part of the skin that covers the skull and develops hair-like pilosity. The scalp extends over the entire skull and follows...
MICROBIOME AND CUTANEOUS MICROBIOTA MICROBIOME AND MICROBIOTA: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE? The microbiota is the set of microorganisms living in a specific environment (called microbiome) in a host (here, humans). We can, therefore, define the microbiome...
THE SKIN: Epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis THE SKIN: THE BODY'S HEAVIEST ORGAN CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SKINThe skin is the heaviest organ in the human body, accounting for 16% of total body weight. The surface area of...
The Scientifically Proven Benefits of Silk for Skin and Hair Silk is a natural material, used in many forms. Mainly known to the general public in its textile form, it is often perceived as a high-end fabric, due to its...
THE HAIR: Structure and Ethnic Specificities The scalp contains approximately 120,000 hairs, or between 250 to 300 hairs per cm2. Each hair lives for about 4 years, then falls out to be replaced by another. Discover...