Between May 7 and 10, San Diego (CA) hosted the Annual Meeting of the Society for Investigative Dermatology (SID), one of the leading scientific events in the field. The meeting brings together specialists, academic and private institutions with the aim of advancing the study of skin biology and disseminating the latest advancements in the field.
We had the honor of having Juliana Lago, scientific manager of pre-clinical research at Natura, representing the R&D team.
She presented a poster presentation developed at our innovation center, focusing on casearia and jatobá extracts, ingredients that have shown potential to inhibit cellular senescence and thus prevent premature skin aging. This technology is present in a transversal way in the new launch of the Natura Chronos Derma brand.
Initiatives like this reinforce our commitment to science, innovation, and the development of products based on a deep understanding of nature and skin.
