P&B and Kléaria partner to launch ultra-sensory skincare and fragrances based on microfluidics and nanofluidics
The P&B Group has launched new breakthrough innovations in partnership with the startup Kléaria, offering formulations with enhanced sensory qualities and performance through nanoemulsions and alcohol-free fragrances.
Thanks to a new partnership with Kléaria, a startup specializing in deep micro-nanofluidics, the French manufacturer is strengthening its access to patented and exclusive breakthrough technologies for brands.
The two companies have combined their expertise and skills to offer brands new possibilities for formulating technological products and ensure their industrial-scale production.
This new "droplet control technology" allows a new generation of emulsions to be obtained by reducing the droplets to nanometer size, producing high added value and high-performance products using a 100% natural, low-energy, environmentally friendly process.
This innovation allows the exploration of many formulation possibilities, such as the vectorization of active ingredients to improve the bioavailability of the skin, and the improvement of the stability of sensitive active ingredients, resulting in more effective products. This new technology will also allow the creation of highly sensory galenic formulations, as well as the formulation of coveted "alcohol-free perfumes" with high fragrance concentrations and a product skin-friendly approach.
This new innovation complements two existing patented and exclusive breakthrough innovations of the P&B Group, aimed at launching a new generation of more skin-friendly products: Advanced Water S-100®, a new generation of ionized water that is a real game-changer in the dermo-cosmetics and medical devices industries; and UHT technology for the development and production of preservative-free products.
2026-10-20
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