Amorepacific outlines AI and sensory research presented at IFSCC 2026
A company research announcement covers nine studies presented in Perth. Conference research and retail product evidence should be read at their own scope.
Published
19 October 2026 — In an announcement dated 2 October, Amorepacific outlined nine studies presented at the IFSCC Congress held in Perth, Australia, from 28 September to 1 October 2026. Its account focused on AI, digital measurement and consumer research.
The research areas described
The company highlighted work on predicting skin-aging responses, digitally measuring product sensations and analyzing consumer interviews. It reported recognition for two presentations in the congress’s fundamental and applied research categories. This brief attributes those statements to the company’s announcement rather than independently evaluating the studies.
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