NYSCC AT HOME LIVE 11
Sarah Jindal
2030 Global Beauty & Personal Care Trends - Sarah Jindal, Associate Director, Global Beauty & Personal Care, Mintel The next decade is monumental for beauty and personal care, as the world becomes more polarized. Businesses must direct their sails now to thrive and stay ahead. In this webinar, Sarah Jindal will explore Mintel’s 2030 Beauty and Personal Care Trends. Discussing topics such as how COVID-19 is accelerating some trends connected to our online lives and scientific advances, as well as forcing consumers to re-evaluate priorities, the webinar is an incredibly valuable resource in these times of rapid change.
Skin Barrier Repair in the Wake of COVID 19: Trends in the APAC BPC Market - Jessica Qu, Marketing Director, Personal Care Ingredients & Solutions, Bloomage/Asia As a leading market in APAC, China’s cosmetics retail value decreased sharply in Q1 2020 due to the national lockdown after the outbreak of COVID-19, but it has been coming back to normal since May 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic has made many
consumers change their lifestyles and attitudes towards the BPC market. Specific hot claims such as anti-aging and “for sensitive skin” are becoming more and more attractive to consumers and therefore manufacturers. Another key claim since the onset of the pandemic has been “skin barrier repair”. Learn about these influences in China and much more in Jessica’s webinar.
The New Formulation Trends in Europe and the Regulatory Requirements - Dr Saira De Ferrari, CEO and Senior Consultant, Cosmetic Assist / Europe In this webinar, Dr Ferrari will introduce the new formulation trends in Europe: repurpose me, beauty salad, clean beauty, microbiome, environmentally-friendly sun care products, green cosmetology, urban, no waste, vegan, neuro-sensory cosmetics. In addition, Dr Ferrari focusses on European regulation 1223/2009: key actors (responsible persons, CPNP, product information file and safety assessment).
Brazilian Cosmetic Market: The Path for Success - Dr Vanessa Arruda, Global
October 2020
Jessica Qu
Saira De Ferrari
Marketing Manager - ABC / Brazil The Brazilian Cosmetic Market is one of the largest in the world, alternating between third and fourth place in the global rankings. Unique consumer habits, differentiated sales & distribution channels and an understanding of Brazilian companies are key factors to succeed in this cosmetic market full of potential. In order to maximize this potential and
seize the right opportunities, cosmetic ingredient companies need to understand the mindset of a Brazilian company in order to successfully sell their ingredient into a final consumer product. Learn about these aspects and much more in Dr Arruda’s presentation.
SCC CEP: Essential Cosmetic Raw Materials The purpose of this two-day online CEP course is to provide an extensive review of the ingredients used to produce all types of cosmetic formulas. In this course, you will learn about the numerous functional ingredients used to deliver the benefits of hair, skin and color cosmetics. You will also understand the ingredients used to stabilize formulas and improve the product aesthetics. Additionally, we will cover the science and stories behind the latest popular ingredients to support marketing claims. And we cover both conventional and natural options for formulating. After completing this course, you will be a more knowledgeable formulator knowing what ingredients you need to produce safe, effective and legal cosmetics.
Also from At Home Live NYSCC’s ‘At Home Live’ Series also brings you ‘Anti-Aging trends and formulations’ presented by Happi, Indie 360 with
CosmeticsDesign.com, IBA and more. The Future Chemists Workshop Series invites you to a ‘90 Day Survival Guide for the Future Cosmetic Chemist’. “Although we cannot be together in
person this year for our annual Suppliers’ Day, NYSCC wanted to bring the industry together for an immersive educational event and celebrate all things beauty. Now more than ever it is important for us to stay connected and to help cosmetic chemists and the entire beauty and personal care community be as successful as possible in this ever-changing
Dr Vanessa Arruda
business and personal environment,” said Giorgino Macalino, Chairman, NYSCC, ahead of the Week of Beauty. The theme for Suppliers’ Day At Home
Live Week of Beauty was “Revolutionary Disruptors!” and the online event had relevant educational content and engagement forums for these disrupters that are impacting product development, the roles of cosmetic chemists, and the growth and success of the industry. Programs that took place included the
CEW Suppliers’ Award Finalists panel that discussed the novel attributes and technologies that made these ingredients and formulations stand out to the judges representing top brands. Indie 360, World of Chemistry and the
PCPC’s presentation on Safety, Regulatory Hot Topics were also popular programs. Other highlights included a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony led by NYSCC Chairman Giorgino Macalino, Executive Board and Committee Members, as well as the announcement of the winner of the CEW Supplier’s: Ingredients & Formulation Award. A “90 Day Survival Guide for the Future
Cosmetic Chemist” was also presented during the Week of Beauty and provided the building blocks for a solid career as a cosmetic chemist including “Talent Acquisition;” “Trends & Research – Tools to Success,” and “Discovery & Compliance.” The NYSCC Main Stage Video Bites
featured exhibitors talking about their ingredients, solutions and innovations – highlighting their achievements of 2020. An important component and
complement to the educational programming of Suppliers’ Day Week of Beauty was the Online, Searchable Exhibitor Directory where the latest new products and information for product development needs were showcased.
Suppliers’ Day 2021 Next year, Suppliers’ Day will return to its traditional timeframe: May 4-5, 2021 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City. For questions related to exhibiting or
registration at Suppliers’ Day 2021, please contact:
suppliersday@nyscc.org.
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