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Editor Richard Scott richardscott@personalcaremagazine.com


Business Manager Chris Vincent chrisvincent@personalcaremagazine.com


Publication Administration Katy Cockle katycockle@personalcaremagazine.com


Design Aaron Batson


Publisher Geoff King geoffking@personalcaremagazine.com


Publishing Director Trevor Moon trevormoon@personalcaremagazine.com


In memory of Josh Taylor EDITORAL BOARD


Lorraine Dallmeier CEO, Formula Botanica


Giorgino Macalino Innovation Manager, Estée Lauder Companies


Anthony O’Lenick Principal Consultant, Nascent Technologies


Dr. Fred Zülli Managing Director, Mibelle Biochemistry


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The formulation of sun care products is a real test of skill for formulators in our industry. These products need to deliver high levels of efficacy on a wide number of attributes, with only a limited portfolio of ingredients


with which to cover the key attribute of protecting against the sun’s rays. In recent years, we have seen the question of coral reef bleaching impacting this sector, leading to the development of ‘Reef Safe’ products. Very high up the list of important attributes


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for sun care products is texture, which is also a focus area this month. Texture is vital for sun care products as it promotes re-application of the formulation and helps to ensure it is applied correctly and evenly. You may have a product that protects well at the testing stage, but if people do not enjoy applying it, the chances are it will not perform well in the real world. Texture really makes a difference here. Texture is also a quality which can provide


that element of playfulness which consumers enjoy and can often get people interested in making their own cosmetics. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic left many people with a lot of time on their hands and some of these


people decided that making cosmetics would be a positive use of this time. In this issue we speak to online organic formulation school CEO and Personal Care Global Editorial Board Member, Lorraine Dallmier. Her school, Formula Botanica, has seen major growth in students looking to start formulating over the past year, and as we discover in the interview, small independent brands can become major players incredibly quickly in today’s marketplace. In this month’s news pages we also bring you a


report from one of the first major in-person events to take place anywhere in the world for many months. It is heartening to see this indication that some semblance of normality is starting to return, at least in a few regions. We hope to bring you more news of a return to in-person events very soon. As you will see at the back of this issue, we


have a section in Japanese to coincide with the CITE Japan event, which will at the time of going to press is still an in-person event and is being held 19-21 of this month in Yokohama. Details of CITE can be found here: https://www.citejapan.info/en/ index.html Hopefully these two events taking place (albeit


with many health and safety precautions) marks a new beginning. We look forward to meeting up with our industry friends again at events around the world as soon as possible, but in the meantime we hope you are staying safe and well.


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