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growing rate of 10% annually. The consultancy predicts cosmetics and skincare will help double this by 2030. Against this backdrop, in-cosmetics Asia will explore what the country has to offer. As part of the India Country Focus, visitors will find a targeted trail around the event signposting Indian exhibitors, with the likes of Galaxy Surfactants, Keva Fragrance Industries and Trishveda Naturals set to take part. The programme will also provide attendees with updates on the raw materials presented by Indian suppliers, a series of presentations centred on the Indian cosmetic market and a full editorial programme about the Indian personal care market.
Tailor-made for visitors Seizing the spotlight by championing industry hot topics, in-cosmetics Asia will welcome experts and forward-thinking companies from up-and-coming independent brands, as well as returning exhibitors, for a comprehensive, specially curated programme of speaker panels, live demonstrations, and seminars in authentic laboratory settings. Among the exhibitors demonstrating
sustainable practices within product formulation, Luxon - a global supplier of innovative, technology-based raw materials to the cosmetic industry from South Korea - will showcase its new products Embo Silica and Elasta HSP101 which have been created using a wet coating manufacturing method. Specialising in the powder market for nearly two decades, Luxon will demonstrate its expertise in surface- treated technology. Biochempro, also from South Korea, will
offer visitors insights into its cosmeceutical ingredients’ product range, including highly active ingredients for skin lightening, anti- wrinkle, anti-acne, and moisturising, as well as specialty products such as ready-to-use for unique performances. Building on its reputation and technical services as a solution provider for cosmetics, the manufacturer is looking to expand its network in the APAC region. Visitors on the hunt for raw materials and ingredients are encouraged to visit Galaxy
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Surfactants, one of the leading players in the world of surfactants and specialty care ingredients. Manufacturing over 200 products that cater to more than 1,750 customers in 115 countries, the Indian company is set to showcase the latest innovative product offerings on its stand, comprising anionic, cationic, amphoteric, and mild surfactants, as well as preservatives, foam and viscosity boosters, plus functional actives, pearlizers, syndets, and transparent bathing bar formulations. The company will also be featuring in the
Innovation Zone, Spotlight On and hosting a session on Multifunctional, effortless, optimized preservative solution for your products in the Technical Seminar theatre. Elsewhere, GeTeCe, a distributor in Thailand with over 45 years of experience in chemical raw materials and fragrance, will present its innovations that align with futuristic trends through a sensory experience, while Skinobs, the French testing platform with more than 400 testing facilities for hair, skin, and nails, will be hosting in vivo and in vitro tests at-show to evaluate barrier functions.
Scientific discoveries, zone by zone This year’s event will see the return of several familiar themes carefully curated to reflect the industry as it stands today, including the Innovation Zone, Formulation Lab, Technical Seminars, and Marketing Trends and Regulation sessions. The ever-popular Innovation Zone,
sponsored by Mibelle Biochemistry, keeps visitors up to date with the latest ingredients, formulations, and technologies shaping the future of ingredient and cosmetic innovation. Over 90 new and recently launched personal
care ingredients will be showcased in the Zone, which will be divided into two streams: functional and active ingredients. Headlining will be the latest launches from Clariant, Evonik, Gattefossé, Lipoid Kosmetik, Provital, Seiwa Kasei, TriBeaute and more. All ingredients in the Innovation Zone will be entered into the prestigious in-cosmetics Asia Awards that will take place on Wednesday 8 November. The hands-on Formulation Lab will allow
attendees to participate in real-life workshops and learn about the science behind creating products. Leading ingredient suppliers including Ashland, Kobo Products, Nikko Chemicals and IOI Oleo will demonstrate and educate cosmetic scientists on how to perfect their formulation methods and techniques in a real lab setting. Each one-hour session will delve into the theory and practical demonstration ensuring visitors leave equipped with genuine formulation know-how. Among the specialists delivering practical
sessions will be Haruna Sawaguchi of Nikko Chemicals who will demonstrate a low viscosity, highly waterproof, milk-type sunscreen that only uses UV shields. Gaëlle Coestesquis, APAC Formulation Manager at IFF – Lucas Meyer Cosmetics will help visitors create their own customizable liposomes using Pro-Lipo Neo and common lab equipment. Meanwhile, Dr Oliver Hofmann, in-
cosmetics Asia’s official technical advisor, and technical director at Shieling Laboratories, will highlight how attendees can produce creative, high-quality formulations at a low cost. For confidentiality reasons, Formulation Lab sessions are open exclusively to formulators and R&D staff working for cosmetic and contract manufacturers, private labels and indie brands, and it is advised to book in advance. Across the show floor, the technical
seminars offer a technical overview of key personal care ingredients from industry suppliers. Ivan Marcos, Sales Manager – APAC at LipoTrue, will hold a session on ‘How to enhance your V-neckline beauty,’ while Stefan Hettwer, Senior R&D Manager Skin Care Cosmetic Actives at Rahn, will delve into active ingredients to improve self-esteem through enhancing delicate cosmetic conditions in the hair and skin. Other sessions will be led by Lipoid Kosmetik, Cargill Beauty, Chemyunion and others. The cosmetics industry is increasingly
leveraging digital platforms to gather insights around influencer marketing, social media engagement and e-commerce strategies, as well as using technology to create personalized consumer experiences. The Marketing Trends
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