Exsymol (Monaco)

Exsymol (Monaco) is a company in Monaco that designs cosmetic active ingredients. According to its official website, it has been developing skin-focused cosmetic actives for more than 45 years, and its expertise in skin and its metabolisms supports innovative solutions. The company states it is established in Monaco, China and Argentina, supported by more than 40 distributors. Its history page traces its origins to the commercialization of the first stabilized organic silicon in 1970 and the founding of EXSYMOL in 1972, followed by the creation of the SILANOLS range of actives in 1974.

Exsymol's history page traces its founding elements from organic silicon to treating cosmetics. In 1970, the first stabilized organic silicon was commercialized. In 1972, EXSYMOL was founded and officially entered the cosmetics market. In 1974, the SILANOLS range of actives was created, described as a world innovation based on organic silicon. In 1976, André Franco joined EXSYMOL and would become its general manager. From 1980 to 1990, worldwide distribution was developed, building a stable and efficient global network. In 1986, EXSYMOL participated for the first time in the IFSCC congress, positioning itself in a 'scientific cosmetics' niche. From 1990 to 2000, the company worked on peptides and natural actives, improving bioavailability and performance. In 1990, it was a pioneer of anti-glycation, proposing solutions in areas such as anti-glycation, cell communication, chronobiology and neurocosmetics. From 1990 to 2000, it installed and continued to implement an organization to comply with the strictest international standards. In 2000, it structured its business model, integrating three business collaborators into the Management Committee.

Scientific cosmetics / designer of cosmetic active ingredients with skin expertise.

• SILANOLS range of actives

  A range of cosmetic actives based on organic silicon, described as a world innovation.

1. 1Exsymol : Designer d’actifs cosmétiquesexsymol.com
2. 2Notre histoire - Exsymolexsymol.com
3. 3Exsymol (Monaco)wikidata.org