While we're making progress in phasing out animal testing in the cosmetics industry around the world, there's still a ways to go in terms of regulatory measures (some 35 US states still allow it), ...

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In a pioneering effort to replace animal testing, an international team of scientists has developed a lifelike, 3D-printed skin model equipped with living cells, offering a reliable and ethical ...

Beauty brand L'Oreal is 3D printing human skin tissue in order to test cosmetics. The company has partnered with bioprinting specialist Organavo, which can produce living human tissues that mimics the ...

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Skin may soon be created on 3D printers in quantities large enough to treat burn victims, people recovering from surgery or simply for cosmetic purposes. Some analysts believe the industry creating 3D ...

The L'Oreal Group hasn't tested its products on animals worldwide since 2013, instead relying on a predictive model that utilizes a "Reconstructed Human Epidermis" -- basically bits of skin grown in a ...