70 IN-COSMETICS PREVIEW
Inspiring the future of the personal care industry
Roziana Zulkifli, Event Director - In-Cosmetics Global
Registration is now open for the world’s leading cosmetics and personal care event, In-Cosmetics Global, which returns to the ‘cosmetics capital of the world’, Paris, from 5-7 April 2022 for its first physical European show in three years. The venue is at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. For more information and to register to attend, visit:
https://www.in-
cosmetics.com/global/. In-Cosmetics Global will reunite the
industry for a much sought-after opportunity to connect face-to-face and source the latest innovations in person. It promising to deliver even more educational, sourcing and networking opportunities. With more than 400 global ingredient suppliers confirmed to attend, visitors can join the likes of Croda Europe, Ashland Industries Europe, Clariant, Lubrizol, Symrise and Evonik. First time exhibitors include Activen, agroCO2, ARDA Natura and Bio-Gate, among many others. After three years of virtual In-Cosmetics
events in Europe, we are excited to get back to Paris to reconnect the industry face-to-face. Over the past few years, we have witnessed a growing appetite for in-person networking and collaboration. That is why this year, our emphasis is firmly on providing a safe and secure environment for the industry to do business. We are counting down the days, looking forward to a triumphant return to Paris and excited to welcome the industry as they join us.
Sustainability top of the agenda Among the exhibitors confirmed to visit, Jojoba Valley will showcase its upcycled, zero- waste squalene-based jojoba butter. With no hydrogenated ingredients, the product is a natural, stable and semi-transparent glossy wavy butter composed only of jojoba oil and olive oil squalene. It reflects the brand’s continued efforts to supply the industry with highly sustainable products, to minimise its own ecological footprint. Fellow exhibitor, Roelmi HPC will
demonstrate how it is using cutting-edge technologies driven by innovation in green chemistry and the circular economy to illustrate how sustainability can be achieved in the personal care and cosmetics industry. Among the ingredients promoted by the company at this year’s show, visitors can find out more about Olifeel, ideal for lip and eye products, body care, after sun and cleansers. It is manufactured by upcycling olive by-products from the food
PERSONAL CARE March 2022 In-Cosmetics Global is the world’s largest personal care event
industry. Meanwhile, Beausens uses sunflowers and the principles of green chemistry to create a new generation of eco-friendly cosmetics, including a lightweight emollient ester, oil-in- water emulsifier and mild surfactant. Helping cosmetic formulators and R&D specialists discover the latest ingredient launches to transform new product development, the show’s popular product areas will also return. One of the most popular features of the show, the Innovation Zone will profile raw materials that have hit the market within the last six months. Sponsored by Ashland, the zone will highlight a variety of materials available to give new finished products an innovative edge. Elsewhere on the show floor, the Sensory
Bar will profile new and invigorating sensations whether that’s evocative fragrances, opulent flavours or transforming textures. TheMake-
Up Bar will offer inspiration for the next generation of colour cosmetics, showcasing the innovative pigments and technologies available to enhance product shades and hues. Finally, the Sustainability Corner, sponsored by AAK, will promote the latest sustainable raw materials, and advancements helping cosmetic and personal care brands meet their sustainability goals. Furthermore, additional dedicated zones
on the show floor will bring together suppliers from the same sector or geographical region. Demonstrating specialist sector insights, the Fragrance Zone will welcome leading fragrance suppliers, including Eurofragrance, Ibertchem, Technicoflor and Vioryl. Sponsored by international fragrance company MG in alliance with Firmenich, it offers the aromatic components needed to elevate personal care formulations.
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