THE EXPOSOME

The combination of internal and external aggressors against the skin including UV rays, pollution, stress, diet and more that cause 80 percent of skin aging

WHAT IS THE EXPOSOME

The skin exposome is comprised of internal and external aggressors including UVA/UVB rays, temperature fluctuations, pollution, stress and diet that damage the skin barrier and cause up to 80% of all skin aging.

WHAT ARE THE FACTORS?

"The exposome has a major role in skin health because it is our first line of defense and largest organ of our body... Air pollution, UV exposure, abrupt temperature variations, diet and stress, as well as the excesses of urban lifestyles weaken the skin barrier function, ultimately accelerating the aging process and visibly changing one’s appearance. These daily aggressors actually account for 80% of skin aging."

Dr. Luc Aguilar, Biologist & Exposome Expert, L’Oréal Research & Innovation

OUR EXPOSOME EXPERTS

The Vichy Exposome Panel is comprised of international skin experts and scientists who research the exposome and educate dermatologists worldwide on the effects the exposome on skin.

PRODUCTS FORMULATED TO PROTECT AGAINST THE EXPOSOME

Minéral 89 Hyaluronic Acid Face Moisturizer strengthens the skin barrier and makes it more resistant to visible sings of aging caused by exposome factors such as pollution, stress to skin, and fatigue.
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LiftActiv 15% Pure Vitamin C Serum, this antioxidant formula helps to address uneven skin tone and fight signs of skin aging caused by exposome factors.
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Capital Soleil Ultra Light SPF 50 Sunscreen provides daily protection from UVA and UVB rays, which significant exposome factors that can cause skin damage and aging.
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GLOBAL EXPOSOME GRANT

Every year, Vichy Laboratoires awards three regional grants of 15,000€ each intended to promote and encourage skin exposome research globally. With the Vichy Exposome Grant, Vichy Laboratoires are aiming at supporting a fundamental or a clinical research project in the field of skin exposome, conducted within any hospital, university or other not-for-profit research institution.