Webinars
Formulating Solutions for Hawaii: Ready-to-Go Suncare for Hawaii Compliance
11.07.18
In June 2018, the US state of Hawaii signed into law the world’s first ban on the sale of sunscreens containing two UV filters in particular - oxybenzone and octylmethoxycinnamate. This change creates considerable challenges for sunscreen formulators, since the US market also has the least amount of allowable sunscreen filters in the world. Concerned about how to maintain adequate SPF protection with the loss of two key UV filters, companies have begun actively seeking new solutions to meet existing SPF levels.
In the webinar, we will discuss:
- What are the latest developments and what is behind the regulatory shift?
- How can companies formulate to meet SPF targets in the new regulatory climate?
- Ready-to-go Hawaii compliant sunscreen formulations in the top product formats
SPEAKERS:
Sonia Dawson, Regional Marketing Manager, DSM Personal Care North America
Luciana Uttembergue, Sr. Regional Technical Manager, DSM Personal Care North America
Plant Stem Cells - A World of Possibilities in Cosmetics
10.03.18
Stem cells are a promising topic for scientists across the world that conduct many studies to learn how stem cells work and their potential in many different approaches. Their research holds a tremendous promise in many fields such as cosmetics. Plant stem cells are also a sustainable source of active ingredients for the cosmetics industry and fit perfectly well in Provital's DNA which considers nature our main stakeholder. The fact that for us sustainable development is the source of a any new type of technologic innovation and growth has led us to develop an interesting range of plant stem cells for a better skin.
Speakers:
Blanca Martínez Teipel, PhD in Organic Chemistry from Universitat Ramon Llull
Anna Balaguer, degree in Chemistry from the University of Barcelona; graduate in Business Studies from the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya; Program in Marketing Management from ESADE Business School
Moderator:
Christine Esposito, Associate Editor, Happi
The Secret to Developing Fragrances with Lasting Color and Scent
09.12.18
Modern fragrances must appeal to all senses to trigger emotions. In fine fragrance or personal care, developing perfumes with a colored juice that stay stable overtime can be a challenge as each creation is a unique combination of fragrance and dye. As a formulator, identifying the right combination of ingredients to protect both color and fragrance and anticipate regulation changes can be difficult and time consuming.
Sensient Cosmetic Technologies's leader in cosmetic ingredients and expert in color has partnered with Sensient Fragrance, to develop a new product that provides superior color and fragrance protection against UV and temperature to the widest range of fragrances and address market concern with the presence of OMC. In this webinar, our experts will take you through the different elements that can impact the stability of a fragrance overtime as well as the evaluation, development and testing protocole that led to the launch of Sensisorb CF+.
Speakers:
Veronique Guyot-Ferreol - Senior Manager R&D and Innovation - Sensient Cosmetic Technologies
Loic Bleuez - Director R&D fragrances - Sensient fragrances
Moderator:
Christine Esposito - Associate Editor - Happi
Speakers:
Veronique Guyot-Ferreol - Senior Manager R&D and Innovation - Sensient Cosmetic Technologies
Loic Bleuez - Director R&D fragrances - Sensient fragrances
Moderator:
Christine Esposito - Associate Editor - Happi
Keeping up with consumer’s appetite for semi-permanent hair coloration
04.04.18
As consumers embrace cosmetics as the perfect tool for self-expression and expect their palette of makeup color to keep up with their daily mood, it comes as no surprise that sales of semi-permanent and temporary hair color products are on the rise globally. With pictures of incredibly vibrant hair colors and hues popping up relentlessly on Instagram, and as a new rainbow hair trend constantly chases the previous mermaid trend, consumer’s expectations have been hyped like never before! Vibrant and easy to apply as become the new long-lasting.
But formulation of semi-permanent coloring products comes with its own set of challenges: selecting the right dyes with the best dying performance, or optimizing dyes blend and formulation conditions to assure shade consistency over time, can make the product development process tedious. On top of that, fast evolving regional regulations for hair dyes, in Asia or in Europe, add up to the list of burdens hindering product development.
In this webinar, Sensient’s hair color expert, Patricia Vesque, will dive into the latest trends for semi-permanent hair coloration and explore the latest dye technologies developed to meet consumers’ expectations. This 1-hour session will cover market trends, a review of semi-permanent hair dye technologies and insights to achieve high performance formulations, and will touch on what lies in the future for hair color as natural ingredients are becoming omnipresent on beauty shelves.
SPEAKERS:
Patricia Vesque – Senior Innovation Manager, Hair Color
Sensient Cosmetic Technologies
Carole Desplechin – Product Manager
Sensient Cosmetic Technologies
But formulation of semi-permanent coloring products comes with its own set of challenges: selecting the right dyes with the best dying performance, or optimizing dyes blend and formulation conditions to assure shade consistency over time, can make the product development process tedious. On top of that, fast evolving regional regulations for hair dyes, in Asia or in Europe, add up to the list of burdens hindering product development.
In this webinar, Sensient’s hair color expert, Patricia Vesque, will dive into the latest trends for semi-permanent hair coloration and explore the latest dye technologies developed to meet consumers’ expectations. This 1-hour session will cover market trends, a review of semi-permanent hair dye technologies and insights to achieve high performance formulations, and will touch on what lies in the future for hair color as natural ingredients are becoming omnipresent on beauty shelves.
SPEAKERS:
Patricia Vesque – Senior Innovation Manager, Hair Color
Sensient Cosmetic Technologies
Carole Desplechin – Product Manager
Sensient Cosmetic Technologies
Skin Resilience - The Future of Beauty
09.22.17
As we age, our skin is constantly changing and thus the needs of an effective skin care regimen also change with time. These changes in skin appearance, however, are not exclusively a matter of the number of birthdays we’ve celebrated, but more so, the visible impact of repeated exposure to stresses which compromise the integrity of our skin barrier. The traditional focus in skin aging has been centered around changes in the dermal skin layer, however, Skin Resilience is an expansion of skin care to include the significant visible and sensorial benefits that can be achieved with a focus on the skin barrier – the epidermis.
The skin resilience needs of the different generations - Baby Boomers, Generations X, Y (Millennials), and Z, vary due to the degree of exposure that each have had to different stress factors. Understanding epidermal functionality according to different generational needs allows cosmetic innovators to assess the necessary intervention points for a holistic beauty care approach to address relevant consumer needs such as dry and sensitive skin as well as enlarged pores and pigmented spots.
With its CORNEOCARE™ platform, DSM has focused successfully on creating new innovative products and concepts to address consumers every day need for holistic beauty care specifically related to the skin barrier.
Join our webinar to discover:
• A scientific view of critical skin barrier changes over time, presented by a leading independent researcher in the field of epidermal science
• The differing generational needs for skin resilience (Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z)
• Powerful hero ingredient solutions that can counteract these changes
Speakers
Anthony (Tony) Rawlings, BSc, Ph.D., FRSC, FRSB.
Director, AVR Consulting, Ltd.Dr.
Dr. Mathias Gempeler
Head Global Marketing Skin Care, DSM
The skin resilience needs of the different generations - Baby Boomers, Generations X, Y (Millennials), and Z, vary due to the degree of exposure that each have had to different stress factors. Understanding epidermal functionality according to different generational needs allows cosmetic innovators to assess the necessary intervention points for a holistic beauty care approach to address relevant consumer needs such as dry and sensitive skin as well as enlarged pores and pigmented spots.
With its CORNEOCARE™ platform, DSM has focused successfully on creating new innovative products and concepts to address consumers every day need for holistic beauty care specifically related to the skin barrier.
Join our webinar to discover:
• A scientific view of critical skin barrier changes over time, presented by a leading independent researcher in the field of epidermal science
• The differing generational needs for skin resilience (Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z)
• Powerful hero ingredient solutions that can counteract these changes
Speakers
Anthony (Tony) Rawlings, BSc, Ph.D., FRSC, FRSB.
Director, AVR Consulting, Ltd.Dr.
Dr. Mathias Gempeler
Head Global Marketing Skin Care, DSM
Moderator:
Christine Esposito
Associate Editor, Happi
Location: Ramsey, NJ
Contact: Christine Esposito
Phone: 201-825-2552
Make the Right Choice! The Keys to Cosmetic Ingredient Selection and Management
05.17.17
From supply chain and regulations to stability, safety and now consumer sentiment, there are myriad issues to consider when making a decision about the raw materials in your cosmetic formulation, and managing those ingredients in production. This new Happi webinar will cover key information that today’s cosmetic brands must track as more and more consumers seek companies that are transparent in their processes and practices. Led by industry expert Dr. Nava Dayan, key topics to be covered will include composition; supply, market & regulatory status; stability/shelf life and batch-to-batch consistency; natural compounds; safety assessment; and efficacy data—key issues that can help your company design a smart process for selecting cosmetics materials. A sound plan can help protect your company’s reputation and lead to greater success.
Speakers:
•Nava Dayan Ph.D.
Nava Dayan Ph.D. Pharm has 27 years of experience in the skin care segment, and has yielded more than 150 publication credits in numerous industry-respected journals and in four books. She has been awarded the In-Cosmetics Gold Award for innovation and commensurate recognition from the NYSCC and the CRS for excellence. Dr. Dayan is the owner of Dr. Nava Dayan L.L.C, a skin science and research consultancy serving the pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and personal care industries; dermal and transdermal. Dr. Dayan advises on product feasibility in skin care, composition of R&D plans covering efficacy and toxicology; planning, execution and data interpretation into claims, formulations, delivery for improved efficacy and attenuated toxicity. Sample areas of expertise include: drug-skin interaction, bio-markers (genomics and proteomics), skin/age related sensitivities, inflammatory skin disorders, innate immunity and biota. Contact: nava.dayan@verizon.net
•Skip Hulme, Business Solutions Manager, Blytheco
Skip Hulme has consulted with hundreds of businesses both as a Strategic Business Analyst and Business Solutions Manager at Blytheco, and as a Senior Product Manager at Sage Software. Skip knows Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) products inside and out after working with them for more than 10 years, and has helped many businesses find and implement the right software for their needs. He has extensive expertise and interest in process manufacturing.
Moderator:
Christine Esposito, Associate Editor, Happi
Location: Ramsey, NJ
Contact: Christine Esposito
Phone: (201) 825-2552
