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and ensures the balance of skin microbiota. Lipotrue will also promote its award-winning Æonome, a bacterial ferment obtained from an ancient underwater cave located in Mallorca, Spain. Æonome unveils itself as an ‘agebiotic’ that induces the release of antioxidants by a balanced microbiota protecting skin from visible signs of ageing.
Zoning in on sustainability Attendees can not only find the latest ingredients ideal for new natural, organic, free-from or waterless formulations: New for 2023, in-cosmetics Global will help attendees understand what it means to be truly sustainable. Since 2017, the Sustainability Corner at the event has grown in popularity, with an increasing number of attendees looking for suitable solutions. But it’s not just eco- friendly ingredients and ethical sourcing that make a company or product sustainable. The new Sustainability Zone has been
introduced to expand the show’s sustainability offering, providing more information and opportunities for attendees to discover how to become more sustainable. The zone will consist of the existing Sustainability Corner display and theatre (sponsored by AAK), but for the first time will be joined by a new sustainability pavilion (sponsored by Farmforce). The new sustainability area at the show is supported by The Green Chemist Consultancy and presented in partnership with Ecovia Intelligence.
Dedicated zones put specialist ingredients in the limelight Elsewhere on the show floor, dedicated zones will focus on specialist topics – bringing together suppliers to help attendees discover the companies and solutions available to meet their unique challenges. The latest ingredient launches in the show’s
popular Innovation Zone, sponsored by Ashland and in association with in-cosmetics Discover, will help attendees discover the very latest ingredients and materials to give finished products that innovative edge. It will include displays from exhibitors including Ashland, AAK Sweden, Berkem, Chemyunion, CLR Berlin, DSM, Elkem Silicones, Galaxy Surfactants, Lipotrue, Mibelle Biochemistry, Normactive Kozmetik and Robertet. Meanwhile, tailored product showcases will
see international suppliers including Luzi and CPL Aromas take attendees on a journey of new scents and fragrance trends in the Fragrance Zone, sponsored by Moellhausen. The latest developments in the world of lab equipment can be found in the Lab Zone, while the Testing and Regulation Zone will take a deep dive into the safety, stability and shelf-life of personal care products. Furthermore, the ‘Boost your Test’ feature, organised by Skinobs, will help match the most appropriate testing methods to the evaluation specifications. The Sensory Bar will invite attendees to
identify new and invigorating sensations for their next cosmetic creation, with Brazilian company, AQIA to showcase its latest innovations. The Make-Up Bar will profile innovative pigments and technologies to deliver
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captivating shades and hues. Also returning to the show to connect
attendees with the latest products and brands – both established and new – will be the event’s dedicated R&D Tours. Following their resounding success at in-cosmetics Global in Paris 2022, the tours will be open exclusively to R&D professionals from cosmetic/contract manufacturers. The themes for this year’s tours include Microbiome - Advancements in skincare and anti-ageing (sponsored by Symrise), Skinification (sponsored by Codif)and Biotech (sponsored by Mibelle Biotechnology).
Indie Trail Also available in a digital and printed format for on-site visitors, this year’s Indie Trail will help attendees navigate the event with greater efficiency, creating new business opportunities. It creates a direct line for indie brands to identify exhibitors who supply ingredients and support a smaller production. Those confirmed to participate on the trail include Activen, Laboratoires Prod’Hyg, Mibelle Biochemistry, Microcaps, Roelmi HPC, Rossow, Swedish Algae Factory, Biolie, The Upcycled Beauty Company, Nako Naturals and Apoena Biotech. Brands and ingredients will also be on
show by location. The event’s dedicated country pavilions will capture the trends and innovations showcased by suppliers, spanning France, UK, Brazil, Spain, China, Tunisia, South Africa, and new to the show this year, Indonesia.
Learning from industry experts While the show floor will offer boundless opportunities to source the latest ingredients, the education programme at this year’s in- cosmetics Global will bring together leading industry experts to explore the more pertinent trends impacting cosmetics and personal care brands. Market intelligence will be explored in the Marketing Trends Theatre, where experts will be on hand to deliver the latest industry research and market analysis. Representatives from Euromonitor, Kline,
Light Years, Mintel, Beautystreams, Globaldata, Gallinée, NPD Group, Asia Cosme Lab, Beauty Cluster Barcelona, Beauty Kitchen and more will all take to the stage over the course of the three days, covering a wide range of topics from fragrance innovation, Gen Z and the new purpose-driven era of beauty, transformation of haircare in a post-pandemic world, and more. The Sustainability Corner Theatre, sponsored by AAK, will see experts from Roelmi HPC,
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