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the transparent gel with suspended exfoliating particles is uniquely formulated to deep clean skin and support its self- recovery.
Formulating sustainability In conjunction with a demand for natural ingredients is a strong focus on making the entire beauty and personal care industry more sustainable, from formulation through to product packaging. With a strong belief that it is both a company and global responsibility to develop formulations sustainably, Dr Achim Friedrich, head of Innovation Management Leave-On at Evonik, will lead a session in the Formulation Lab on CAREtainable formulations and how to make sustainability tangible in product development. In this session, he will demonstrate two emulsions – one O/W-emulsion and one W/O- emulsion – and discuss how sustainable products enable a more efficient formulation process while reducing their environmental impact. Elsewhere, Carole Corvez, global
formulation senior manager at Lucas Meyer Cosmetics, will reveal how to formulate a sprayable emulsion in a sustainable way. In this practical session, attendees will get hands-on with Lysofix – a unique pure lysophospholipid O/W emulsifier for flexible formulations such as sprays and creams – which, besides its technical benefits, brings active properties and boosts active ingredient efficacy.
Hands-on for hair care With an increased interest in sustainability, consumers – especially Gen Z – are actively seeking out hair care products that do not negatively impact the environment. They are also willing to pay a premium for these formulations and are not prepared to compromise on performance. In one Formulation Lab session, Tuttu Nuutinen, group leader Technical Service
Care Specialties at Ashland, will show participants how to create next level texture naturally by creating a multi-functional hair styling formula. During the session, Tuttu and the Ashland team will demonstrate a technical solution for a natural styling gel that leverages their naturally derived polysaccharide polymers, such as guar and cassia derivatives, and cellulose derived rheology modifiers. This natural styling gel exceeds performance expectations such as fixing properties, improved manageability and style longevity, plus favourable on-hair aesthetics, on both wet and dry applications.
Another session focusing on hair care will be led by Leandra Moraes, marketing manager Hair Care at Chemyunion, who will show R&D professionals How to create a hair care formula that is making up Brazilian consumers’ minds! Developing a water-free, silicone-free and non-sticky minimalist formula can be a big challenge for formulators. In this session, Leandra will demonstrate that it is possible to formulate a hair product with natural ingredients, immediate anti-frizz and intense shine with no build-up effect.
Sessions in sun care Growing consumer demand for radiance- related claims and skin care that goes beyond basic UV protection has triggered the launch of a host of new skin care products focused on the effects of the sun. Responding to this trend, the Formulation Lab will present a number of free-to-attend sessions dedicated to formulating for sun care.
Svenja Badeck, formulation and application expert at Clariant, will lead a session on Sunshader – fun protection with powerful actives to protect and hydrate skin. Participants will get hands-on with Clariant’s innovative sensorial sun care formulation: Sunshader SPF 30. The ultra- lightweight bi-phase spray ensures the face
ABOUT PAssion
At Düllberg Konzentra, pas-
sion has many names – just as the people who work for us. Thanks to their passion for quality, their passion for frag- rances and their passion for service. We create fascinating products solutions for the cos- metic, pharmaceutical, food and chemico-technical industries. For us, passion is not just a fee- ling. – For us, it is a driver for success.
Düllberg Konzentra. Bringing passion to perfumery.
www.duellberg-konzentra.de April 2020
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