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Industrial synergies
Dermocosmetology draws on the Lyon industrial fabric.
Life Sciences
 | For its renowned companies (Lipha, Merck, etc.) and synergies with biotechnologies (well-developed public and private fundamental research)
| | 66,000 jobs
| | 20% of national activity |
Chemistry
| For its raw materials: pigments, silicones, etc. |
| 24,000 jobs |
| 16% of national activity |
Textile
| For its contribution to innovation: cosmeto-textiles, silk worms, etc. |
| 46,000 jobs |
| 13% of national activity |
Unequalled training courses
Specialized training
| IPIL (Industrial Pharmacy Institute of Lyon): DESS (1-year postgraduate diploma) in industrial cosmetology
| | ITECH (Textile and Chemistry Institute of Lyon): engineering and technical diploma applied to industrial production and formulation
| | Inserm (French Institute of Health and Medical Research): Cobip, skin biology courses |
A complete training base
| 4 engineering schools: ITECH, CPE Lyon, INSA, Ecole Centrale de Lyon
| | 2 universities: Pharmacy Faculty, Catholic Faculty
| | Advanced studies: EM Lyon (Lyon management school) |
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Recognized expertise
Active principles and raw materials
| A turnover of 60M€
| | 44.5% of the region's dermocosmetology
| | Powerful companies: Coletica, Gattefossé, Givaudan-Lavirotte, Texinfin |
Cosmetic testing
| Dermscan: compaction and texture of cosmetic products
| | Institut d'Expertise Clinique (IEC - Clinical Expertise Institute)
| | Episkin: development of patterns to carry out safety and efficiency tests |
Global leader in skin substitutes
| 5 major skin research laboratories
| | Advanced related research centers |
Key figures
| 200 companies (157 in the cosmetics industry)
| | 2,000 jobs
| | Advanced research with: Bioderma, Alpo Société Nouvelle, Sicobel Laboratories
| | A turnover of 135M€
| | 200 companies (157 in the cosmetics industry) |
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