16 SCIENCE IN A BOTTLE
Personal care that really makes a difference
n Ben Kyte – SCS, UK
The world’s population is facing many challenges, some environmental, some political, some technological and some physiological. There are many industries looking to find solutions and support structures to either take advantage of positive challenges or to minimise the effects of negative challenges. Personal care products can enhance the lives of people in many ways – physically or psychologically.
The Science in a Bottle Conference is a two-day event that brings together experts that are involved in the creating and developing personal care products that really make a difference.
Over the two days (3 – 4 July) at the Royal Society of Medicine, London, delegates will discover key content that will provide them with a toolbox of ideas and information to design products that meet the needs of customers – before they realise it is needed.
The Science in a Bottle programme covers 4 key themes:
Protection
A focus on the biological function of the skin barrier, how certain biological mechanisms can help protect the skin from the environment and how these mechanisms
can be enhanced by the use of cosmetics. Content covering Protection include: l Our Forgotten Friends – The Cutaneous Microbiota of Humans Professor Michael Wilson, UCL
l Topical Probiotics: Innovative Therapies for Skin in Health and Well-Being Catherine O’Neil, Skinbiotix
l The Role of Mitochondrial DNA Damage and Function in Skin Ageing Mark Birch-Machin, Newcastle University
l CSI-Type/DNA Technology Taking Supply Chain Transparence Beyond Belief to Forensic Certainty Barbara Brockway, Applied DNA Sciences
l Strategy in Protecting Skin from Environmental Stresses: From Light to Pollution Aggression Dr Emelie Bony, Greentech
l The Importance of Using Protection Dr Amy Walsh, Safic Alcan
l Microbiomics Ophelle Bourgon, Givaudan Active Beauty
Happiness and Wellbeing An insight into how using cosmetics and personal care products can trigger certain emotions, enhancing the users overall experience and how this can have an
impact psychologically. Content covering Happiness and
Wellbeing includes: l Skin, Life, The Universe and Everything Paul Matts, P&G
l Feeling Good = Looking Good? Is Better-Ageing the new Anti-Ageing? A Natural Brand’s Perspective Andrea Mitaratonda, Neal’s Yard
l Personal Care Leading in Sustainability Chris Sayner, Croda
l Beauty Products, Neurosciences and the Brain – Their Role in Making You Feel Good
Patrice Bellon, Cosmetoscent
l Ageing Gracefully – Improve Your Quality of Life and Feel Happier in Your Skin at any Age, Meet Aquaxtrem Christophe Teissier, Provital Group
l Allergy Risk Management in Consumers Rachel Ward, R Ward Consultancy
l Which Products are Suitable for People Affected by Allergy? Leigh George, Allergy UK
Safety at the Fore-Front Highlighting the key methodologies that have been developed and introduced since the ban on animal testing of cosmetic ingredients and finished products, which should act as a beacon for other global
PERSONAL CARE EUROPE
June 2018
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