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Yatsen Group Expands Scientific Presence at Prestigious IFSCC Cosmetics Congress with Record 20 Research Presentations

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Yatsen's 20 studies were selected from more than 1,200 submissions following three rounds of expert review, underscoring its sustained investment in scientific innovation and its leading role in China's cosmetics sector.

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Yatsen Group's scientific poster presentations accepted at the 36th IFSCC Congress

Breakthroughs Across Nine Cutting-Edge Fields

"IFSCC is a leading science forum in cosmetic industry" said Jing Cheng, Chief Scientific Officer of Yatsen Group. "Achieving a record 20 accepted contributions across our core brands reflects the collaborative strength of our global R&D ecosystem. We remain committed to translating cutting-edge science into high-efficacy beauty solutions for consumers worldwide."

Yatsen's featured research spanned nine cutting-edge fields, including advanced scientific mechanisms, active ingredient innovation, efficacy evaluation, skin microbiome, color cosmetics innovation, skin neuroscience, preservative and microbiological science, computational toxicology, and formulation & delivery system innovation.

At the congress, Yatsen Group's R&D Director, Yi Deng, delivered a podium presentation on a novel microbiology testing methodology that minimizes preservative interference and reduces false negatives, establishing a quality assurance standard more reflective of real-world production across cosmetic formats.

Deng Yi, R&D Director of Yatsen Group, presenting research findings at the 36th IFSCC Congress
Deng Yi, R&D Director of Yatsen Group, presenting research findings at the 36th IFSCC Congress

Additionally, Yatsen's major brands —  DR.WU, Galénic, Eve Lom and Perfect Diary,  — presented technological applications spanning gentle skincare, anti-aging, eye-area care, clinical skin research and color cosmetics innovation.

Sustained R&D Commitment

Yatsen's R&D network spans an advanced manufacturing hub, three global R&D centers, six joint laboratories and more than 20 joint research platforms. The Group has invested over RMB 770 million in R&D, with annual spending exceeding 3% of revenue for four consecutive years. As of June 30, 2026, it filed 282 patent applications and published 55 academic papers.

About Yatsen Group

Yatsen Holding Limited (NYSE: YSG) (Yatsen Group) is a leading China-based beauty group with the vision of becoming a world-class beauty innovation pioneer. Founded in 2016, its brands — including Galénic, DR.WU (mainland China business), Eve Lom, Perfect Diary and Little Ondine — cover consumer segments from the mass market to prestige and clinical-grade skincare.

Media Contact: 

Website: www.yatsenglobal.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/yatsen
Contact:public.affairs@yatsenglobal.com 

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