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AUTHORS’ BIOGRAPHIES
Paolo Giacomoni acts as an independent consultant to the Skin Care industry and is Head
of R&D with L-Raphael Beauty Institutes, Geneva, Switzerland.He has served as CSO of
Élan Rose International (2015-2018), as VP of Skin Care R&D with Herbalife (2011-2014)
and was Executive Director of Research at Estée Lauder (1998-2011). Dr. Giacomoni was
also in charge of research and communications for Clinique and has conducted research on
cell and surface biochemistry for best-selling products.
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During his tenure at L’Oréal, as Head of the Department of Biology, and then as scientific
attaché to the Director of Applied Research, he built a record of achievement through
research on DNA damage and metabolic impairment induced by UV radiation as well as
on the positive effects of antioxidants.
Dr. Giacomoni was one of the founders of the European Society for Photobiology as well
as of the European Network for the Study of the Biology of Aging. He has authored 100+
publications and patents. He received his Ph.D., in biochemistry from Université Paris VI,
a Laurea in Atomic Physics from Università di Milano, and had Post-Doctoral Training at
Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum, Heidelberg, at University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
and at University of California, San Diego, CA.
Vincenzo Paolo Maria Rialdi is Managing and Technical Director of Vevy Europe,
an Italian company of research and production of specialized ingredients for dermo-
pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. He has been working for nearly four decades in the industry
during which time he has been worked in the areas of research and formulation.
He has authored 30+ publications and patents. For more than a decade has been Professor
on Contract at the Department of Pharmacy of the University of Genoa and holds positions
in several industry institutions. He has been a member of SCC since 1995.
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