10:00 am – 1:00 pm


Moderator: Gayle De Maria, Senior Editorial Manager – TKS This exclusive session explores how biodesign is reshaping the way personal care is conceived, developed, and delivered – moving from foundational biological platforms to real-world innovation. Through a curated story arc, speakers examine how new biological tools and materials are expanding what’s possible across efficacy, sustainability, formulation, and scale.


Rather than positioning biotechnology as a trend or single solution, the session presents it as a transformative design approach—one that connects performance, responsibility, and imagination. Grounded in real examples and forward- looking perspectives, this conversation highlights how biotechnology is shaping today’s innovations and defining what comes next for personal care. Lunch voucher included in registration fee.


10:00 am – 3:00 pm


Moderator: Kimberly G Norman, PhD, DABT, ERT/Senior Director, Safety and Regulatory Toxicology – Personal Care Products Council.


This educational program provides an overview of the regulatory and scientific foundations required to bring cosmetic products to market. The program covers cosmetic ingredient nomenclature under the INCI system, MoCRA requirements, product labeling obligations, ingredient and finished product safety, and Good Manufacturing Practice expectations across the product lifecycle. Participants will also gain insight into international perspectives, helping them navigate global compliance considerations with confidence. There will be a lunch break, and a lunch voucher included in registration fee.


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