20 NYSCC SUPPLIERS’ DAY PREVIEW A visionary Keynote presentation by a
leading global beauty brand will kick off day two of Suppliers’ Day on 4 June. For students and young professionals,
Suppliers’ Day will once again offer the Future Chemists Workshop, career development programming, and mentorship mixers—fostering the next generation of cosmetic scientists.
The industry’s biggest show floor – ever! With 600+ exhibitors spread over 200,000+ square feet, this is the largest Suppliers’ Day show floor to date. Specialty areas include the Inspiration Hive, curated by BEAUTYSTREAMS featuring a sampling of exhibitors’ innovative, game-changing ingredients, formulations and solutions. Meanwhile, Re-Charging Stations, and the
Technical Poster Showcase offer both discovery and respite in a buzzing atmosphere of innovation.
Awards and Celebrations The NYSCC Industry Awards Night is beauty’s
NYSCC SUPPLIERS’ DAY EXHIBITOR PROFILES
Actichem (118) presents a water-soluble and COSMOS-approved resveratrol and its derivatives: Resveratrox WS. It contains a guaranteed content in monomers and oligomers of Resveratrol extracted solely from upcycled French vine shoots. Vine shoots are pruned every winter by
vine growers. Every step of production is made in France and managed by Actichem. Resveratrox WS is 100% from natural origin and standardized in natural butylene glycol. Resveratrox is a multi-benefit skin care
ingredient, tested during many technical and clinical studies with results such as healthy ageing, antioxidant, anti-pollution and anti- elastase activities and many more. For the first time, ACTICHEM will also offer two formulation ideas: a Hair Serum (with Resvinia ingredient) and a healthy ageing/detox mist (with Resveratrox WS).
ACTV Biotech (776) claims to be the first company in Turkey to develop and produce cosmetic active ingredients using plant stem cell biotechnology. The Istanbul-based company will take the wraps off Meadow Glow, which is designed to brighten and rejuvenate the skin through multiple targeted actions. These include reduced hyperpigmentation
for a more radiant complexion; the prevention of glycation and lipid peroxidation, slowing visible ageing; an increase in collagen and elastin synthesis to smooth wrinkles; and an improved balance of misfolded proteins, reducing tired, aged appearances.
Aneco (1380) is showcasing a variety of ingredients. These include a natural squalane emollient sustainably sourced from sugar; and a series of high purity ceramides NP/AP/EOP/NS/ NG and ceramide blending containing a variety of ceramides.
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biggest night out and will take at the Classic Car Club in NYC on 3 June. The finalists of the CEW Supplier’s Beauty Award for Ingredients & Formulation will be revealed. Additionally, Sci-comm influencers will be scouring the expansive exhibit floor to find their selections for the Ingredient Maverick Awards: a total of 12 exhibitors will be chosen for this distinction.
A must-attend event for the industry According to NYSCC chair John Carola, “As the nexus of science and beauty, Suppliers’ Day will feature a dynamic mix of scientific advancements, sustainability, and consumer-driven trends. It will be an exciting forum where innovation, technology, and artistry intersect to create products that not only enhance beauty but also transform lives.” Suppliers’ Day is built by the industry,
for the industry—and powered by the science and creativity that move beauty forward. Registration is open now, to learn more and secure your spot, visit:
nyscc.org/suppliers-day.
Meanwhile, AC-HPR is a new generation
anti-ageing and direct acting Vitamin A. It has the characteristics of non-irritating, high-stability and enhancing activity compared to other vitamin A derivatives. Also on show is BioSyn-Bisabolol, a 100% biocarbon-based and sustainable soothing active.
quality of azelaic acid on the market. With an unparalleled purity level of more than 99%, the azelaic acid offers enhanced efficacy and stability for a wide range of skin care applications, from targeting blemishes to brightening skin tone and improving overall skin texture, as well as improving the scalp. Produced from high oleic sunflower,
Azepur99 meets the highest international cosmetic standards and certifications. Azeco’s team of experts will be on-site to discuss technical insights, share formulation tips, and provide personalised solutions tailored to specific project needs, ensuring the potential of this innovative ingredient in cosmetic formulations is maximised.
Aneco (1380)
Ardi Gift (2449) is showcasing organic ingredients from Morocco for premium beauty, skin care, and hair care solutions. These include argan oil, prickly pear oil, hemp seed oil, Nilla, Aker Fassi, rose water and Ghassoul.
Azeco (2157) is returning to New York to highlight Azepur99, said to be the highest
Biosyntia (356) is excited to unveil the latest results from its ongoing clinical research into CitriVive, a naturally occurring monoterpene derived sustainably from citrus peel. This remarkable compound is the product of cutting-edge fermentation technology utilizing proprietary non-GMO bacteria. Following fermentation, an eco-friendly bio-based extraction and filtration process ensures an exceptional purity level of 80% perillic acid, making a high-efficacy, natural active ingredient. Perillic acid is a versatile powerhouse
with proven efficacy as an antifungal and antibacterial agent. Its targeted applications span scalp care, anti-dandruff, anti-odour, and preservative uses, showcasing its multifunctionality in personal care formulations.
Azeco (2157)
BRB (109) will present the latest advancements in its Emfinity range, highlighting sensorial innovation and empowering beauty ingredient solutions for personal care. The company will introduce new silicone elastomer gels: Emfinity SG 270, SG 532, SG 534, SG 250, and products designed to enhance texture, performance, and sensory appeal in formulations. BRB will also introduce Emfinity CGSA 200
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