Ben Kyte – SCS, UK SCS FORMULATE
SCS Formulate – get noticed and get ahead at UK show
Trends in personal care continue their rapid rate of change – products that do more, increasing demands for efficiencies, faster acting, multifunctional uses, etc. The challenge is to respond with products that push the limits and to develop concepts that find an edge in the market. When it comes to creating innovative products, formulating new ideas or problem solving, there is only so much that can be achieved individually. Taking place on 17-18 November at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry, UK, SCS Formulate features the collective expertise, technology and innovation of over 220 companies and 79 speakers covering all aspects of formulating personal care and cosmetic products. SCS Formulate combines an expansive exhibition with a technical, educational and authoritative programme of seminars dealing with topics such as: trends, regulations, latest ingredient innovations, value added services, and product claims. Over the two days visitors will be able to take advantage of the potent mix of people, products, ingredients, formulation techniques and expert advice that can help formulators get noticed and get ahead. The Exhibition, Source presentations and
Formulation Masterclasses are free to attend. The Knowledge Seminars are also free – if you are a member of the Society
of Cosmetic Scientists (there is a small charge for non-members). The SCS have been working hard to ensure that SCS Formulate covers everything that all delegates (from new to experienced formulators) will need to know about formulating innovative personal care and cosmetic products.
Here is an outline of everything on offer at SCS Formulate:
The Knowledge Programme The Knowledge programme was created by the SCS to give attendees access to people with invaluable experience, expertise, insight and skills.
17 November 2015 l Microbeads – illustrating how the cosmetic industry should deal with green issues – Colin Sanders, Colin’s Cosmetic Consultancy
l Considerations for a new skincare launch – Patsy Kensit
l Male brand market trends – Shona Bear, Bulldog
l Trends and legal issues in preservation – Dene Godfrey, Independent Preservation Advice Ltd.
l Preservation, challenge testing and issues – John Reed, Donnington Laboratories
l Skin penetration – Dr Majella Lane, UCL School of Pharmacy
l UV protection and trends – Dr Jack Ferguson, Skinnovation
18 November 2015 The Good Hair Day l Haircare trends from philip kingsley brand perspective – Zoe Passam, Philip Kingsley
l Dry shampoos and hair styling trends – Clare Durrant, Good Housekeeping
l Hair dyes regulations and trends – Dr Bob Hefford, Independent Cosmetic Advice
l Haircare claims – This presentation is dedicated to the memory of Laura Marshall – David Rosslee, Reading Clinical Research
l Cosmetics legislation and regulatory update – Dr Emma Meredith, CTPA
The Source Programme All 64 presentations have been allocated, as exhibitors are keen to present their latest technology and innovation. The Source presentation programme is an opportunity to gain knowledge through the application of ingredients and formulation techniques.
17 November 2015 – Room A l Discover – pure freshness – sensidin DO the mild deodorant active – Karin Stoffels, Schulke
l Selective activity of natural antimicrobials vs. traditional preservative systems – Anna Crovetto, Active Concepts Srl & Active Micro Technologies LLC
l Visualisation and function encapsulation technologies for enhanced attractiveness of cosmetic products – Franz Klug, George Walter AG
l Exsymol Presentation – Emmanuel Coste
l Through the ages – Lauren Kempen, Cornelius
l Formulating for Asia – Valero Vergani, IMCD Italy
l Brighlette, step by step to perfectly even skin tone – Albert Cavillo, Lipotec
l Reducing Age-Spots with Gatuline Spot- Light – Caroline Ricardo, Gattefosse UK
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