Explore our annual webinar program.
Café Academy webinars offer valuable opportunities to stay informed about the latest industry developments. Our experts discuss key emerging topics, sharing insights, knowledge, and practical guidance for professionals in the sector.
You can also access our webinar archive to watch recordings of all previous events on demand.
Next webinar
September 30, 2026 – H 10:30 (Canadian time)
Skin microbiome & Beauty.
Testing approaches to unveil the effects of cosmetic products.
The microbiome is fundamental in skin health and is increasingly recognized as a critical factor in cosmetic research and product innovation. Understanding how cosmetic products interact with the skin microbiome is essential to support safety, efficacy, and substantiated beauty claims for your customers.
During our webinar we will be exploring, with our experts, the importance of testing approaches used to evaluate the effects of cosmetic products on the skin microbiome. Testing is important to obtain safe and effective products.
Stay tuned!
October 21, 2026 – H 10:30 (Canadian time)
Blue Light Exposure.
Risks, myths and protection strategies.
Blue Light has multiple and underestimated effects on skin. It reaches deeper in the skin than UV light. The main sources is sunlight with high levels during midsummer.
The are not only negative effect, sunlight can be good in reducing inflammation or some tipe of infections, with the right dose the risks are minimized, learn about it more during our webinar on october 21 th.
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Webinar on demand
Understanding the skin barrier function
The skin barrier plays a fundamental role in protecting the body and keeping the skin healthy. A deep understanding of its structure and lipid architecture is essential for interpreting different factors like skin physiology, its relation to pathology, and the clinical impact of barrier impairment.
Request our webinar to gain a comprehensive overview of the skin barrier function, with a focus on its anatomical organization, the role of lipids in barrier integrity, and the clinical effects associated with barrier disruption.
