Naolys COMPANY PROFILE


Naolys is the world’s leading company in plant cell culture, delivering the largest range of active ingredients made with sustainable biotechnology for the cosmetic industry. From moisturisation to anti-ageing, from energising to slimming, Naolys active ingredients support a wide range of claims while always respecting the skin’s natural mechanisms.


Using biotechnology and specialized expertise, Naolys has developed innovative active ingredients, beyond classic cells: active plant shells – a cell with a molecule inside – or active sister cells, from various plant species. Refresh existing products. Create new stories about actives. Offer unique finished products.


The four following natural formulae designed for face care and make up include four Naolys different active ingredients – shells and sister cells in two main forms, all in glycerin. They are:


• A protecting fluid to moisturise, protect and balance with Healthy Perfection (Vitis flower)2


active sister cells of grape – Merlot & Cabernet sauvignon.


• An eye contour serum to decrease wrinkles, limit puffiness and dark circles with InitialE [PT+TMG]


active plant shell made of tuberose cell and betain.


• A protective foundation to rejuvenate and repair skin with LightWaves Defense [JS+M]


active plant shell made of Indian jasmine cell and mangosteen extract.


• An energising night cream to increase radiance with OvernightEnhance [MJ+C]


active plant shell made of Four O’Clock (Belle de nuit) cell and caffeine.


All Naolys products are available in four forms to fit any type of galenics, such as emulsions, gels, oils, including transparent formulae – water-based or oil-based products. In liquid forms they are all compliant with European natural standards (COSMOS), ISO 16128 certificate on request.


Naolys 86, route d’Arcachon 33610 CESTAS FRANCE T: 0033 5 57 29 03 70 E: naolys@naolys.com www.naolys.com


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