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RIHANNA VISITS MACY’S

Award-winning popstar Rihanna visited Macy’s Herald Square in New York City on April 29 to celebrate the launch of her -Continued on Page 118

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CEW DISCUSSES TIME-DEFYING SCENTS Cosmetic Executive Women (CEW) hosted their Women in Beauty Series in New York City on April 28 to discuss the timelessness of the fragrance industry with Veronique Gabai-Pinsky, global brand president of Aramis Designer Fragrances, BeautyBank and IdeaBank for The Estée Lauder Companies, and Christine Dagousset, executive vice president of fragrance and beauté for Chanel Inc. -Continued on Page 110

AHAVA REJUVENATES

The Procter & Gamble Company BRAND IMAGE recently announced that Ed Ahava Dead Sea Laboratories, known Shirley, vice chairman of beauty in the global market for their mineraland grooming, will retire from based products, has recently rebranded its -Continued on Page 118 core skin care product lines to simplify CAMPINELL TO RETIRE the brand’s collection and refocus its AT L’ORÉAL USA attention on the practical needs of the Joseph Campinell, consumer. president of L’Oréal To steer the company in this new USA’s Consumer direction, Ahava has brought in beauty Products Division industry veteran Elana Drell Szyfer, will retire from the formerly of Estée Lauder, to lead as company, effective GM/CEO of North America and bring -Continued on Page 118 an overall cohesiveness to the brand.

ID BEAUTY PARTNERS “Ahava means ‘love’ in Hebrew, which WITH FUSION BRANDS is reminiscent of our brand’s philosophy The Paris-based beauty corporaand values of ‘loving your skin’,” said Drell tion known for its technologySzyfer.

“We’re incredibly true to who and driven skin care, cosmetic and -Continued on Page 118 what we say we are down to the littlest detail. We want to bring the experience ZRIHEN HOSTS of the Dead Sea to the consumer.”

INSIDER’S BREAKFAST

CEW’s Carlotta Jacobson with The Estée Lauder Companies’ Veronique Gabai-Pinsky and Chanel’s Christine Dagousset.

FASHION GROUP HOSTS TRANSFORMATIONAL BEAUTY SYMPOSIUM The Fashion Group International hosted a business symposium with a panel of beauty industry experts to discuss the topic of transformational beauty. Held in New York City on April 28, the symposium featured the insights and ideas of esteemed panelists Caroline PieperVogt, CEO of Fusion Brands, Inc.; Marc Speichert, chief marketing officer for L’Oréal USA; Maureen Case, president of Specialty Groups Worldwide for The Estée Lauder Companies; and Kathleen McNeill, president of Beauty.com.

Caroline Pieper-Vogt, Marc Speichert, Maureen Case and Kathleen McNeill.

Moderator Karen Young, CEO of The Young Group, asked each panelist to describe their efforts towards transforming the beauty business by ways of reinvention and innovation.

“Everything we do at Fusion Brands

Clarins’ Jonathan Zrihen and Rochelle Bloom of The Fragrance Foundation.

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FASHIONetc.com’s Jack Rotherham and Jessica Scaildone.

Givaudan’s Karen Flinn, Kate Greene and Jenine Guerriero with The Estée Lauder Companies’ Karyn Khoury (2nd r.).

The sold out event allowed attendees to get an inside look at the strategic approach that the fragrance industry takes when creating, nurturing and marketing scents that resist the hands of time.

To introduce the two fragrance experts, CEW chairwoman Jill Scalamandre said, “Of the top five women’s fragrances in 2010, identified by The NPD Group, two are Chanel, and two are Estée Lauder.”

Commenting on the recent post-recession average increase in fragrance sales, Ms. Gabai-Pinsky said, “We see signs of recovery, but the ‘average’ may not be

Romane Fragrances’ Renee Bukowski and MarieAnna Ferdinand (2nd r.) with Takasago’s Valerie Belmont and Robin Lane.

pointing to the true reality of the business. A polarization of the market is happening right in front of our eyes.

There is a strong divide between what people consider to be a true luxury, and what people consider commodity… and the things in the middle, well they are struggling.

There has been a shift in the understanding of what luxury stands for.”

Ms. Dagousset reflected on Chanel’s strategy to bring fragrance to the forefront of the young consumer’s mind once again.

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Givaudan’s Cos Policastro with Chrysallis’ Jill Scalamandre and Paul Austin of Austin Advisory Group.

Chanel’s Einat Kleiner, Christine Dagousset and Julie Thibault.

NPD Group’s Lori Monaco with Gurwitch Products’ Claudia Poccia and Avon’s Jeri Finard.

IFF’s Yves Cassar and Mehdi Lisi (r.) with Veronique Gabai-Pinsky.

Sandra Cicio with Ralph Lauren Fragrances’ Guillaume de Lesquen and Givaudan’s Michelle McCabe.

Firmenich’s Frank Voelkl and Bart Schmidt (r.) with The Estée Lauder Companies’ Trudi Loren.

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Veronique Gabai-Pinsky with her husband Joel Pinksy of Violight.

Robertet’s Jérome Epinette and Pierre Wulff (r.) with Byredo’s Ben Gorham.

The Estée Lauder Companies’ Lynne Greene with Claudia Poccia.

Women’s Health’s Ellen Cummings with L’Oréal Paris’ Tennille Kopiasz.

“We’ve gone back to relying on quality fragrances,” Dagousset said.

“We are very loyal to our product, and we want to give our customers more than just fragrance—we want to give them an experience. We need to go back to the roots and recreate that ‘special’ experience associated with wearing a fragrance.”

Ms. Gabai-Pinsky also shared a few of

her key principles in the world of fragrance.

“Don’t compromise on quality, and don’t launch if it’s not ready,” Gabai-Pinsky said. “Stay true to the brand and the business model. Right now the only battle worth fighting for is reinventing the experience of fragrance. We need to create appetite and excitement, while telling the brand’s story in a very compelling way.”

Chanel’s Jenna Hershey, Kara Andrea, Ruthie Vexler and Kate Shone.

mark.’s Gail Boyé and Vanessa Reggiardo.

The Estée Lauder Companies’ Diana Espino and Diane Kim (2nd r.) with Karyn Khoury and Cos Policastro.

ICMAD’s Penni Jones and Pam Busiek.

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NEWPRODUCTS BARE ESCENTUALS

bareMinerals Pretty Amazing Lipcolor Category: Makeup Launch: May 2011 Claims: Available in eight shades from vibrant red to coral pink, this lipcolor combines the coverage of a lipstick with the high shine effects of a gloss to deliver fullbodied, velveteen color with a comfortable, long-wearing finish.

Key Ingredients: Micronized freshwater pearl powder and encapsulated hyaluronic acid.

Stats: $16.00

KORRES Quercetin & Oak AntiAgeing & AntiWrinkle Concealer Category: Skin care Launch: May 2011 Claims: Highlypigmented, yet ultra-pliable, this concealer helps to instantly camouflage dark spots, circles, blemishes, and other imperfections, while helping to reduce the appearance of fine lines and improve the skin’s texture.

Key Ingredients: Quercetin, oak extract, hyaluronic acid and olive oil.

Stats: $22.00

Claudia Poccia with IFF’s Julianne Pruett.

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Since the beginning of time, the Dead Sea has been a natural wonder, and known as the “world’s original spa”—a place where Cleopatra used the mud and mineral-rich water for beauty treatments. People traveled to the sea from all over to experience the “mystical properties” of the water, and would collect the mud and water in containers to take with them in order to use as beauty treatments or treat serious skin ailments. In 1988, a small group in Israel living on the banks of the Dead Sea developed the idea for the brand, driven by a deep passion to unearth the secrets of the revitalizing effects of minerals on the skin. Today, the brand still has a lab and manufacturing plant at the Dead Sea, with a permit from the Israeli Government, and is headquartered in the Modern Tel Aviv District of Airport City, Israel.

Now sold in over 30 countries worldwide, Ahava remains the only cosmetics company indigenous to the Dead Sea region, and therefore aimed to repackage, reposition and reformulate in order to create one cohesive look to represent this link to the brand.

“My Skin Reborn,” the company’s new campaign slogan, will appear on all marketing communications materials at the point of sale to reflect this fresh approach. The new, recycled-paper packaging aesthetic includes a nature-inspired look— echoing elements of water, mud, salt and plants from the Dead Sea region

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to strike a balance between scientific research and natural wonder.

Ahava will also be unveiling a unique stripe-based naming system for the facial care collection to communicate the various levels of skin care offerings. One stripe represents basic care, while two and three stripes denote an increased level of intense, age-defying ingredients— a system created to address the developing and ever-changing skin concerns of the brand’s consumers.

“We are very strong in our body business, and one of our strategic priorities is to increase awareness of the performance of our face products,” said Drell Szyfer. “New launches in 2011 and beyond will focus on building this category.”

The new face collection’s key proprietary ingredient, Osmoter, allows for each product to include an exact replication of the 21 minerals in the Dead Sea, and recharges the skin’s natural functions by optimizing cell metabolism, protecting from UV damage and increasing moisture levels to keep it looking young.

While some formulations have been enhanced more than others, each one will now be free of parabens and other harsh ingredients.

“As far as reformulation, we wanted to ensure that what was inside was as natural as possible,” said Drell Szyfer.

“We invested a large amount over a period of years in research and

development, as we place a strong importance on the brand’s authenticity.”

Another area of large investment was in sampling, using innovative methods like Birchbox, a company that hand-picks luxe beauty samples and delivers them to consumers on a monthly basis, creating a new path to purchase.

“In-store, we treasure our relationships with our retail partners because we are an open-sell brand without beauty advisors,” said Drell Szyfer.

“We rely on their support and the strength of our brand message in order to be successful. Our new merchandising signs for retail display will help tell the story of the brand, and highlight our ‘top sellers’ and ingredient stories. Ahava has an incredibly passionate following once someone discovers it.”

The new collection is now available in select stores and online at ahavaus.com—the brand’s completely revamped website, which now includes the history of the brand, mineral dictionary and other innovative features to keep the brand moving forward throughout their new efforts.

“Our current strategy includes our goal to focus on the U.S. for the next three and a half years—hopefully making the U.S. our largest market,” said Drell Szyfer. “I joined the company to further these efforts, and no detail has been left untouched.” ■CW

NEWPRODUCTS MALLY BEAUTY

24/7 Brow Express Category: Makeup Launch: May 2011 Claims: Available in three shades—taupe, medium brown and sable— this new double-ended tool features a pencil to define the arch, and a powder dabber to blend in the colored shadow and highlight the eyebrow.

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Lord & Taylor’s Barbara Zinn Moore and CEW’s Lisa Klein and Carlotta Jacobson with Bari Seiden of The Estée Lauder Companies (2nd r.).

Nordstrom’s Lisa Kellam, Denny Meadows and Mitzi Rogers with Don Loftus of P&G Prestige (2nd l.).

Sephora’s Allison Slater and Givaudan’s Kate Greene and Rose Eckart with Carlos Timiraos of Coty Prestige (2nd r.).

Gilt Groupe’s Alexandra Wilkis Wilson with John Demsey of The Estée Lauder Companies.

Condé Nast’s Lucille Duran and LVMH’s Nicholas Munafo with Terry Alvar of Seventeen.

Self’s Elaine D’Farley and Jadzia Tirsch of Shiseido.

we consider to be transformational,” said Pieper-Vogt.

“It’s what the beauty world is demanding now, and we can no longer conform. We’re bringing hybridization to beauty. Our multi-channel business strategy is unique with mass and prestige brands—it’s about the communication of the products.”

Ms. McNeill, also vice president of beauty for drugstore.com, highlighted the standout features on her company’s website, including skin care diagnostics, ingredient stories and beauty horoscopes.

“We’re really focused on educational and editorial content that allows the consumer to be more involved in the shopping experience,” said McNeill. “Features like our video library, hair consultations and live chat option give them the ability to learn so that they can find the products that are best fit for them.”

Mr. Speichert—who is in charge of bringing L’Oréal USA’s marketing capabilities to the next level—pointed out the

Fusion Brands’ Danielle Milata, Caroline Pieper-Vogt, Dana Kline and Greg Black.

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importance of understanding the consumer’s path to purchase.

“At L’Oréal, there is lots of conversation about what’s happening before the consumer gets to the store,” said Speichert. “We recently initiated a media and digital collaboration with Demand Media to help generate specific content for consumers. They can learn how to use a variety of products to apply makeup or style their hair through how-to videos, and then decide which items they’d like to purchase.”

As the head of mega-brands Bobbi Brown, Jo Malone and La Mer, Ms. Case has extensive experience in brand building strategies and global business operations.

“It’s not just about the product, but it’s about the experience,” said Case. “Companies need to be able to transfer their brand’s DNA to each of their distribution channels so that the consumer can get the best treatment. Beauty is an indulgence and the consumer needs to feel indulged and pampered.”

Arcade Marketing’s Diane Crecca and Annette Green of BobCar Experiential Media.

Robertet’s Pierre Wulff and Ben Gorham of Byredo.

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ZRIHEN HOSTS INSIDER’S BREAKFAST -Continued from Page 109

hosted by Jonathan Zrihen, president and CEO of Clarins Group North America, on April 21 at Clarins’ offices in New York City. Tailored to provide attendees with a unique opportunity, these events allow members of The Fragrance Foundation to interact and learn about select beauty industry leaders and their companies, in an informal and intimate setting.

Clarins Group, a privately-owned family company and currently the top prestige skin care brand in Europe, is now estimating more than $1.5 billion in annual revenue. In addition to skin care, Clarins is known for their star-studded fragrance portfolio, which includes Thierry Mugler Angel and David Yurman’s fragrance trio, among others, and a new Swarovski fragrance to be unveiled next year. Mr. Zrihen, now in his 17th year, started with the company as an intern, and has held six different positions in seven countries since he joined.

“I believe that you are only as good as your team,” said Zrihen.

“We have a very high sense of entrepreneurship and an open culture that allows employees to contribute in other areas of expertise aside from their own. We are a big company with small layers, and we can execute tasks very quickly.”

On the global front, Mr. Zrihen is

responsible for introducing the brand to China and India, and led the development of special products for the Asian market, which represents 18% of Clarins’ business today. Moving forward, Jonathan is focusing on expanding the brand’s awareness in the U.S. “The U.S. is the biggest, but one of the most difficult markets in the world,” said Zrihen. “We are working to make the brand more desirable here, but once you get the consumer to the counter, the brand needs to become irresistible. And in a crowded market, it is important to nurture your point of difference.”

Nearing almost 60,000 Facebook fans, Clarins is also focusing on expanding the brand’s digital presence, and working closely with bloggers.

“We are introducing a new website in July with a new experience for our consumers,” said Zrihen. “The Internet and digital has to be fun.”

Busy with the responsibilities that come with being president of a global, billion-dollar company, Jonathan still manages to balance w o r k a n d f a m i l y. A s a h a p p y husband, and father to a son and twin girls, he says he has landed his ultimate dream job.

“I am a very happy and fortunate employee of a fantastic company,” said Zrihen. “The grass is pretty green at Clarins.”

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Category: Makeup Launch: May 2011 Claims: Available in 15 vibrant shades with matte, iridescent and diamond finishes, this waterproof liquid eye liner guarantees intense weather, tear and sweat-proof color, all day and all night long.

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PEOPLE & PROMOTIONS BOND NO. 9

Bond No. 9 has hired its first chief operating officer, Jack Wiswall, to assist founder and president Laurice Rahmé in expanding the company. Mr. Wiswall formerly spent 20 years at Estée Lauder, where he served as senior vice president of sales at Clinique, and then was appointed president and general manager of Aramis. He subsequently moved on to L’Oréal, becoming president of its designer fragrance division, and then retired, but recently decided to reenter the world of fragrance.

COSMETIC ESSENCE INC.

Peter Martin has been appointed CEO of Cosmetic Essence Inc. and will also become a member of the company’s Board of Directors. Mr. Martin succeeds Vincent Langone, who served as interim CEO of CEI since the company was recapitalized.

CEI also named Benoit Cossart senior vice president of global operations.

DROM FRAGRANCES

Christine Petersen is supporting drom Fragrances in Baierbrunn, Germany as an international key account manager, which represents another step in drom’s plans to expand its international sales force. She has 15 years of experience at Givaudan, where she was in charge of Unilever as an international category account manager.

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Betsy Olum has been appointed general manager of beauty and merchandising strategy for HSN, where she will be responsible for developing and implementing innovative merchandising strategies designed to maximize HSN’s beauty business.

ROMANE FRAGRANCES

Smita Chand has been named regional director of Romane Professional, a division of Romane Fragrances. In her new capacity, Ms. Chand will play a pivotal role in launching and developing all three Romane Professional fragrance brands throughout the U.S. MAY 9, 2011 COSMETIC WORLD

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ORIGINS ROCKS EARTH MONTH

MARIE CLAIRE CELEBRATES EARTH MONTH WITH JOSIE MARAN

rigins celebrated Earth Month by hosting a free concert featuring Grammy-award winner Train on April 20 at Webster Hall in New York City.

Origins is preparing to plant 5,000 trees on behalf of concert attendees and live stream/rebroadcast viewers.

The Estée Lauder Companies’ Jane Lauder, William Lauder and Lynne Greene.

Over 170,000 people around the globe logged-on to watch the live-stream and rebroadcast of the concert.

Train.

SELF HONORS ITS 2011 BEAUTY AWARDS WINNERS

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elf hosted a breakfast in New York City on April 26 to honor the winners of their 2011 Healthy Beauty Awards. More than 2,200 of the magazine’s readers tested a year’s worth of new beauty products—1,187 in all—to narrow it down to 87 winners in categories for hair, face, makeup, body and sun.

Self’s Lucy Danziger and Laura McEwen.

“Self is a trusted, go-to brand; it’s a friend that wants to help you live your best life,” said Lucy Danziger, editor in chief of Self. “Over 62% of our readers rely on word of mouth for their beauty buys, so it was important that the readers chose the winning products.”

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arie Claire hosted an event with eco-friendly beauty guru Josie Maran at Sephora in New York City on April 21 to celebrate Earth Day. Josie Maran, founder of the earth-friendly, yet luxurious Josie Maran Cosmetics brand, discussed her love of makeup and the environment with Ying Chu, beauty director at Marie Claire, in front of a crowd of Sephora shoppers.

Marie Claire’s Ying Chu with Josie Maran of Josie Maran Cosmetics.

“I grew up in a very eco-conscious family, so from an early age I cared more about the environment than a lot of my friends,” said Maran. “Our skin is our biggest organ, and it is important to use products that are healthy and green. I wanted to create a line that was good enough for a makeup artist and good enough for the planet; I wanted the best of both worlds. The green trend is awesome, and I think it’s gonna last a while.”

ESSENCE REVEALS BEAUTY STUDY RESULTS

ssence unveiled its first segmentation study on AfricanAmerican women and their unique relationship to Panelists Dr. Elena Jones, Makeup Artist Cynde Watson and Essence’s Corynne Corbett and Mikki Taylor with beauty during a The Estée Lauder Companies’ Susan Akkad and panel event on Celebrity Hairstylist Eric Bland.

April 14 in New York City titled, “Smart Beauty V: A Revealing Look at the Mindset of Passionate African-American Beauty Consumers.” Hosted by Corynne Corbett, beauty director at Essence, this fifth installment of the Smart Beauty series, developed in conjunction with research firm Insight, uncovered the psychographics that drive the beauty purchasing behavior of African-American women across hair, skin, cosmetics, fragrance and personal care. The study also discovered four distinct beauty archetypes among African-American women based on mindset, product usage and knowledge.

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first fragrance, Reb’l Fleur. Over 500 fans turned out to take their picture with the superstar, and purchase the Reb’l Fleur fragrance package for $138.00, which included a 3.4 oz.

EDP spray, 1.7 oz. EDP spray, 6.7 oz. body lotion and glamorous clutch bag.

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P&G, effective January 1, 2012, after 33 years of service. Until that time, effective July 1, 2011, Mr. Shirley has been named vice chairman on special assignment, continuing to report to Robert McDonald, chairman of the Board, president and CEO. Dimitri Panayotopoulos, vice chairman of global household care, has been appointed vice chairman of global business units, assuming responsibility for both the beauty and grooming and household care businesses.

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June 2011.

Mr. Campinell has had a long and productive career at L’Oréal since he joined the company in 1986 as vice president of marketing for what was then known as Cosmair, L’Oréal’s licensing agent in the US. He was promoted to senior vice president and general manager of the L’Oréal Retail Hair Division in 1996, and a year later was appointed president of the combined L’Oréal Retail Hair, Cosmetic and Fragrance Divisions.

In 2002, Mr. Campinell was named president of the entire Consumer Products Group at L’Oréal USA which includes L’Oréal Paris, Maybelline New York-Garnier and SoftSheen-Carson.

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roll-out in Sephora stores, and Fruit Forever is scheduled to hit undisclosed retailers in late 2011. Additionally, Fusion will act as the sole distribution channel for iD’s exclusive fragrance licenses—including the launch of the premier fragrance from Diane von Furstenberg in October 2011.

2011 HBA GLOBAL EXPO

This year’s upcoming HBA Global Expo & Conference, scheduled for June 28-30 at the Jacob K. Javits C o n v e n t i o n C e n t e r, h a s b e e n redesigned to offer an extensive, yet flexible list of sessions, seminars and activities to cover all aspects of the beauty industry.

HBA Global has created a new zone on the show floor called the Trends Pavilion, which will highlight hundreds of new products from the show’s exhibitors, and feature a variety of activities from a group of trend experts, research companies and makeup artists.

Another Expo highlight will be the keynote address given by Dan Brestle, chairman of the Board of Directors for the Personal Care Products Council, who will focus on globalization, as well as the industry issues and opportunities that exist today.

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NEWPRODUCTS TOO FACED

Glamour Gloss Category: Makeup Launch: May 2011 Claims: Available in two new shades—This is Pretty! and Chihuaua Bite—this super shine lip gloss offers a natural plumping system, sensual cooling sensation and high color impact for perfect lips.

Key Ingredients: Omega 3, 6, and 9, Vitamin E, jojoba oil and avocado oil.

Stats: $19.00

ISSEY MIYAKE PARFUMS L’Eau d’Issey Summer Limited Edition Category: Fragrance Launch: May 2011 Claims: Created by Jacques Cavallier, this sparkling and crisp eau de toilette voyages into the heart of a lagoon, warmed and brightened by the sun, with turquoise water and bright orange coral to create the sensation of a poetic and joyful encounter.

Key Notes: Rose, pear water, peony, carnation, osmanthus and precious wood.

Stats: 3.3 oz., $64.00

LUSH Gorilla Perfume Dirty Body Spray

Rutgers’ Fred Bernath and Hae Chang Gea (r.), CIBS’ Ted Boccuzzi and Nick LoPrinzi (2nd r.) with Erika Roberts and Ivan Chen.

Cosmetics Industry Buyers and Suppliers (CIBS) awarded their annual Eugene M. Roberts Memorial Scholarship to Ivan Chen on April 13 at their monthly luncheon at the Manhattan Club in New York City.

Mr. Chen, currently a senior at Rutgers, is enrolled in the Masters of Industrial Distribution fall program and received a check for $3,000. ■CW

Category: Body Care/ Fragrance Launch: May 2011 Claims: Infused with the “Dirty” scent—a fresh and invigorating herbal fragrance—this body spray is perfect for those that care about their appearance, but don’t have time for a full-on routine in the morning.

Key Notes: Thyme, tarragon, oakmoss and sandalwood.

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Women in Flavor & Fragrance Commerce Annual Open Golf Outing Farmstead Golf & Country Club • Lafayette NJ 1:30 PM (732) 922-0500 www.wffc.org

JUNE

Cosmetic Executive Women Beauty Awards Luncheon Waldorf=Astoria • NYC 11:00 AM (A) (TA) (646) 929-8026 www.cew.org

Fragrance Foundation FiFi Awards Damrosch Park, Lincoln Center • NYC 6:00 PM (A) (TA) (212) 725-2755 x103 www.fragrance.org

JUNE 8

JUNE 21

JUNE 9

JUNE 22

CIBS Monthly Luncheon The Manhattan Club • NYC 12:00 PM www.cibsonline.com

Cosmetic Executive Women Women in Beauty Series with The Estée Lauder Companies’ Jane Lauder Harmonie Club • NYC 5:30 PM (R) (S) (TA) (646) 929-8026 www.cew.org

Fragrance Foundation “Pop Your Cork...Naturally” Wine & Food Tasting Event The City Winery • NYC 6:00 PM (R) (TA) (212) 725-2755 x103 www.fragrance.org Women in Flavor & Fragrance Commerce Woman of the Year Dinner Chart House • Weehawken NJ 5:00 PM (R) (732) 922-0500 www.wffc.org

JUNE 28 JUNE 12 - 13

The Makeup Show Chicago Venue One • Chicago (T) www.themakeupshow.com

Skin Cancer Foundation “A Night the Stars Shine On” Benefiting the Skin Cancer Foundation Central Park Zoo • NYC 6:30 PM (B) (TA) (212) 725-5176 www.skincancer.org/events

JUNE 16

JUNE 28 - 29

ICMAD Annual Meeting - Cosmetic Innovators of the Year Awards (A) (M) (TA) (847) 991-4499 www.icmad.org

JUNE 20

HBA Spa & Resort / Medical Esthetics Expo Javits Center • NYC (T) (609) 759-7603 www.hbaexpo.com

JUNE 28 - 30

CIBS Joe Baroncini Memorial Golf Outing Colonia Country Club • Colonia NJ (TA) www.cibsonline.com

HBA Global Expo & Conference Javits Center • NYC (T) (609) 759-7603 www.hbaexpo.com

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MAY 9, 2011

COSMETIC WORLD