Planète peau

Our journey is coming to an end. We have now arrived at the last stage of our journey on the planet skin. This unknown land is starting to become familiar. It has almost no more secrets for us. So, it is up to it to confide its weaknesses to us. What happens to the planet skin over the years? How is it affected by aging? To find out, we took two new guides on board our small tourist plane: Patricia Rousselle, research director at CNRS, a specialist in skin regeneration and Pierre-Yves Morvan, biochemist, director of research and development at CODIF Technologie naturelle. Find our podcast "Planète peau" on all listening platforms, on YouTube and on the website codif-tn.com.Illustration ©Anthony MartinHébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

It is time to tackle a new chapter in our travel guide dedicated to the skin planet. After the geographical and historical aspects, and the meeting with local populations, I suggest you observe this planet from another angle... That of politics! Strange, you might say... Not so much... The skin is an ecosystem in its own right, which is subject to influences and pressures, which must dialogue and even negotiate with external actors... With Sylvie Consoli, dermatologist and psychoanalyst, and Pierre-Yves Morvan, biochemist, director of research and development at CODIF Technologie naturelle, we will decipher the language of the skin.Find our podcast "Planète peau" on all listening platforms, on YouTube and on the website codif-tn.com.Illustration ©Anthony MartinHébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Here we go again on a journey. But this time, I am not suggesting that you travel for miles, but for years. So we are going to leave our little tourist plane aside… and opt for a time machine. Be careful, it is going to be a bumpy ride because I am taking you to visit the planet skin as it was more than 3 million years ago. Our guide will be Alain Froment, a tropicalist doctor and biological anthropologist.Find our podcast “Planète peau” on all listening platforms, on YouTube and on the website codif-tn.com.Illustration ©Anthony MartinHébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

The charm of travel is also and above all meeting local populations, discovering their customs... Our journey on the skin planet is no exception to this rule. We therefore suggest you get to know these very numerous inhabitants. But since they do not let themselves be approached easily, since they live hidden in little-known territories, we called on two guides, a kind of ethnologists of the skin planet: Richard Martin, biotechnology engineer and Marc Feuilloley, professor at the Rouen University Hospital.Find our podcast "Planète peau" on all listening platforms, on YouTube and on the website codif-tn.com.Illustration ©Anthony MartinHébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In this first episode, we will observe… observe the skin planet. Its climate, its vegetation, its relief… Decipher the geography of our fleshly envelope to better understand its vital role. In this exploratory journey, we will be accompanied by two guides: Romuald Vallée, director at CODIF Technologie Naturelle, and Jean-Claude Le Joliff, president of Cosmétothèque.Find our podcast “Planète peau” on all listening platforms, on YouTube and on the website codif-tn.com.Illustration ©Anthony Martin Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.