Meaningful differentiation in absorption performance has become increasingly challenging as safety expectations from regulators and consumers continue to rise. To stay competitive, businesses must rely on deeper scientific insights and advanced analytical approaches that support evidence‑based product development and stronger product and brand positioning.
The functional significance of surface pH in baby diapers is an important driver of innovation. Emerging research into pH‑dependent skin interactions highlights new implications for skin barrier integrity and demonstrates how diaper design can help maintain a balanced skin environment. At the same time, understanding absorption and moisture dynamics, including perceived wetness, enables manufacturers to more accurately evaluate real‑world performance.
In this webinar, expert presenter Cédric Schoorens will introduce a new performance scoring system for baby diapers: a robust and reproducible framework that integrates multiple parameters to distinguish performance levels more effectively and support stronger comparative assessments.
He will examine performance differentials, product claims substantiation and user expectations, along with solutions that provide the analytical infrastructure and scientific rigor needed to ensure product quality, safety, performance and regulatory compliance.
This webinar will offer insights into the latest generation of test methods and evaluation practices for absorbent hygiene products.
Agenda
- Introduction
- Importance of surface pH in baby diapers
- Understanding skin absorption mechanisms and perceived wetness
- Introducing our new baby diaper performance scoring system
- Q&A
Who should attend?
This webinar is aimed at professionals in the absorbent hygiene product industry, including R&D engineers, product developers and laboratory managers.
This webinar takes place on April 22, 2026, at 10:00 AM (Eastern Daylight Time)/4:00 PM (Central European Summer Time).
