NYSCC SUPPLIERS’ DAY PREVIEW
The nexus of science and beauty comes to life
Annie Scully - New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists
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On 3-4 June, all eyes in the cosmetics and personal care world will turn to the Javits Centre in New York City for New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists (NYSCC) Suppliers’ Day - a powerhouse event where scientific breakthroughs meet consumer trends, and the future of beauty is written in real time. With its fitting theme, The Nexus of Science
and Beauty’, Suppliers’ Day promises a dynamic celebration of innovation, sustainability, and global industry connection. Now in its most ambitious edition yet, this two-day experience is poised to gather thousands of chemists, marketers, R&D pros, and brand visionaries from across the globe.
Unlocking the science behind the beauty This year’s programme features more than 100 hours of education, curated by the NYSCC Scientific Committee with collaborations from leading industry partners and experts. From AI- driven product personalization to sustainable formulation strategies, the topics speak directly to the evolving needs of beauty professionals. Some standout educational tracks include: ■ Brains + Beauty = Neuroaesthetics, exploring the science of how our brains perceive beauty. ■ Dermabeauty, where medicine meets skincare. ■ Biotechnology in Beauty: Discovering how
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biotech continues to redefine formulation frontiers. ■ Hair & Scalp Innovation: Where skin science meets trichology, with forward-looking scalp care. ■ Microbiome: Inside Out Beauty: Investigating full-body skin health, from scalp to gut, driven by cutting-edge microbiome research. ■ Advancing Sustainability in Cosmetics and Household discussing transformative formulation practices in both these categories, and two new association partners: American Cleaning Institute (ACI) and European Federation for Cosmetic Ingredients (EFfCI) ■ Fragrance: The Invisible Art, a lunch and learn discussing essential oils, naturals and synthetic alternatives along with fragrance trends in consumer packaged good. ■ Global Industry, Global Perspective: Whether it is the World of Chemistry sessions, a technical track on China Skincare Trends & Innovations, or the deep dive into regulatory fundamentals by PCPC & IKW, this year’s Suppliers’ Day is a true international exchange of expertise.
The formulators’ tour: a new kind of journey Making its debut this year is the Formulators’ Tour: The Wellbeing of Water, a curated walkthrough exploring waterless innovation,
aquatic-sourced ingredients, and products that conserve, mimic, or enhance water’s role in formulation. Limited spots mean this will be one of the most talked-about activations of the show.
INDIE 360° returns - bigger and bolder Back by popular demand, the INDIE 360° Pavilion, presented in partnership with IBA and CEW, shines a spotlight on 20 emerging brands pushing the envelope in ingredients, branding, sustainability, and compliance. The complementary INDIE 360 conference
track covers every angle: from branding and insights from founders, to contract manufacturing & packaging, supply chain, as well as legal/ regulatory and suppliers providing tools to start- ups. Attendees will have a say in selecting the INDIE 360° People’s Choice Award, recognizing the most transformative brand on display.
Hands-on, future-focused Ahead of the main event, SCC CEP Courses will give participants hands-on formulation experience in makeup and sensory testing. During the show, attendees can engage with topics like universal shade formulation, pet care product development, and ingredient- driven consumer trends on the Main Stage and Formulation Forum.
May 2025 PERSONAL CARE
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