Neumann, co-founder of MyMicrobiome, said it is important to take a “down to earth” approach to making claims around microbiome-focused products. “Under harsh weather, oxidative stress is triggered, DNA can be damaged and create less protein functionalities.” Clariant’s new Galactinol Advanced formula could be a solution to these skin care issues.Ī panel discussion on ‘Microbiome mapping and working with skin microflora’ was led by Sarah Parsons (Cosmetics Business) brought together experts Dr Kristin Neumann from MyMicrobiome, Barbara Paldus (Codex Beauty) and Fanny Coste (Cosmebiome). “Climate change and exposure can deeply affect skin health,” added Droux. Julie Droux, Senior Technical Marketing Specialist at Clariant, said the plants are able to survive months and even years without water, essentially putting themselves on “pause” until conditions become more favourable.Ĭan these plants be used as a source of inspiration for new skin care developments? “All it takes is for a couple of people to get a bad product out of your refill dispenser to start a negative trend," he explained.Ĭlariant zeroed in on ‘Nature-inspired innovation: From resurrection plants to skin resilience’. Networking at Cosmetics Business Live 2022Ben Elmadi, Technical Manager at MSL Solution Providers, said staff training for refill station housekeeping is key for beauty brands to keep customers safe and satisfied. Moving onto product safety and testing, MSL Solution Providers covered ‘Microbiological considerations for progressive cosmetics’. “There is plenty of evidence that brands who invest in media and advertising during challenging times not only perform well during that period, but also come out stronger.” Govier, Category Leader for Beauty at Amazon, said in order to navigate the current cost of living crisis, beauty brands should continue to invest in their advertising and marketing strategies. The day’s first panel discussion, organised by Cosmetic Executive Women (CEW) UK brought together Celine Gilg of Puig, Space NK's Margaret Mitchell and Amazon’s Huw Govier to discuss 'The cost of living crisis: how to survive in a downturn'. You may have a huge range, but that hero product will be the one that gets known.” Travers-Smith, founder and CEO of Hot Pot China, said: “China is a hero product market. In conference room B, Jonathan Travers-Smith and Yihu He from Hot Pot China, who provided guidance for those brands looking to successfully break into the lucrative China market with ‘How beauty brands can win over Chinese consumers’. The event provided a platform for brand owners, manufacturers, suppliers and retailers to come together to discover the latest trends, share knowledge and grow their customer network. Cosmetics Business Live 2022 wrapped up its first in-person edition yesterday at London’s iconic Business Design Centre.
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