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TP: Going back to what you were saying about bringing new organisations into the sphere of cosmetics like beauty supplements and so on. Is this an unremitted good thing or do they pose somewhat of a threat? AE: Other areas of science, industries and organisations do not pose a threat. Connecting with others can help to inspire new solutions. We all have the same target, which is to get the best product to consumers for their needs. And we all understand that


we all have unique strengths and areas of expertise. We have a better chance at success by collaborating. For the event on beauty


supplements, we hosted people from both the supplement and cosmetic sides to showcase synergies between the two areas. The two sides were able to network and learn from each other, and the SCC gained a few new members. Also, building new partnerships


with other organisations has helped the NYSCC to expand its influence. We value the perspective that they bring and the shared growth.


TP: It’s still early days, but have you learned anything that you didn’t know during your time as NYSCC chair? Is there anything that has surprised you? AE: Cosmetic professionals are very interested in embracing new things and learning more about market segments and topics beyond their immediate responsibilities. We see that in the feedback that


we’ve been getting about some of the newer topics that we’ve


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