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ISSN 2041-0441 COVER STORY
Scientivity: combining technical innovation with the imagination
To be successful in the world of personal care, it is essential that companies get in touch with their customers’ individual needs, both from their clients’ perspective, and most importantly to the ultimate supporter, the end-user. Some companies will start the trends that become critical to building business, while others will simply ride the wave of another's discovery.
Today's fast-paced environment strongly impacts the ever-changing needs and wants of customers. With mounting pressure on careers and home life, and less time than ever to spend on taking care of ourselves, the personal care sector has to tune into the evolved algorithms of daily life and solve the growing demand for performance and efficiency without compromising quality.
Innospec understands this new reality and we believe that we can articulate it to our customers in a way that will inspire and support the development of highly desirable trendsetting consumer products. Over the
coming months Innospec will be inviting you on our journey to Inner Beauty, demonstrating our desire to connect more closely to our customers, the consumers, the community, and global influences. Innospec will challenge the status quo by capturing the imagination and combining it with technical innovation a phenomenon that we uniquely term ‘Scientivity".
We embark on this journey at in-cosmetics 2016, Paris and cannot wait to welcome you aboard to share our vision for the future of personal care.
• in-cosmetics: New show areas featured in 2016 Paris show • ‘Our Fragrant World’: review of IFRA Fragrance Forum • Geographic link to efficiency of Helichrysum italicum • Ingredients focus: men’s grooming products • Formulating for beards and moustaches • Styling wax emulsions for hydrous formulations • High-performance styling products with sustainability • Q&A: developing innovative technology in hair care • The rise of deep eutectics from nature to cosmetics • Sustainability means actions, not just words • Néré seeds: a sustainable source of skin hydration • Challenges of formulating with natural emulsifiers • Emulsifier system influences O/W emulsion preservation • Modified baker’s yeast cell wall active rebalances skin
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