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On the cover: Alyson Oldoini, the art of perfume creation

N. 6 ANNO XXXIX SEPTEMBER 2019 SETTEMBRE 2019 - BIMONTHLY DIRETTORE RESPONSABILE GIUSEPPE TIRABASSO Autorizzazione del Tribunale di Milano n. 85 del 16/02/1991 Spedizione in abbonamento postale 45% art. 2 comma 20/B Legge 662/96 Poste Italiane Filiale di Modena - Italy - Tassa riscossa Taxe Perçue - aut. fil. E.P.I. Modena

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PASSION, CREATIVITY, INNOVATION: 2019, MANE’S SUCCESSES CONTINUE TO MOVE Unexpected and elegant, the creations of MANE perfumers lead to the discovery of new emotions.

The Maison ERMANNO SCERVINO debuts with a creation born to excite, tactile, rich in facets and the result of the collaboration between Mathilde Bijaoui, Julie Massé and Véronique Nyberg.

The fragrance opens up with an irresistible gourmand touch, given by Gianduia accord that blends with the preciousness of Neroli. In the heart, a surprising Tuberose is enhanced by the rich notes of Coconut Neo Jungle Essence™, a MANE specialty. The delicious and floral soul of the blend rests on an Oriental Woody base, where the seductive Vanilla Absolute intertwines with the enveloping nuances of Cashmere Wood, accentuating the sensual character of the fragrance for a timeless refinement.

Alex Lee has captured the enchanting essence of the queen of flowers in the new fragrance GIANFRANCO FERRÉ BLOOMING ROSE, a creation that becomes a symbol of romantic femininity. The sparkling top notes of Raspberry Jungle Essence™, a MANE specialty, are elevated by the exuberant nuances of Pomelo, adding a joyful vibe to the floral heart, where the romantic shades of Rose and Freesia meet the luxuriant charm of Jasmine Absolute. In the background, the majestic Cedarwood interlaces with the refined and creamy Sandalwood, giving the final seal of a modern elegance.

Véronique Nyberg built MANDARINA DUCK LET’S TRAVEL TO MIAMI FOR MAN paying homage to the two extremes of the city of Miami, the warm and persistent breeze of the beach and the fresh invigorating taste of the sea. The fragrance opens with the intriguing notes of Violet Leaves which, made sparkling and modern by Bergamot and Cardamom, blend with the enveloping nuances of Lavandin and Nutmeg in the heart, giving a unique personality to the creation. The circle closes with the sensual dry down, where the intriguing facets of Leather are enhanced by the fascinating Amber Wood and the sophisticated Guaiac Wood, giving the blend the charm of irresistible contrasts.

After the success of the latest EMPORIO ARMANI masculine, Cécile Matton created STRONGER WITH YOU INTENSELY, an addictive Fougère that features notes of Pink Pepper, Vanilla and an Ambery Wood accord. An audacious fragrance based around a warm and addictive heart, with its signature Sugar Coated Chestnut accord in overdose, contrasted with fresh & spicy aromatic top notes.

An intense fragrance that reflects the personality of today's young man.

Mathilde Bijaoui created for DOLCE&GABBANA a new chapter in the Velvet Collection. VELVET ORIENTAL MUSK is a tribute to the most treasured scent of all: Musk. The fragrance is a mystical blend dedicated to the majestic, monumental land of Sicily that combine notes of Oriental perfumery with the finest Italian ingredients. Accords of ancient Woods and Spices are associated with refined notes of the precious Rose Damascena. An evocation of the spirit and majesty of Ancient Sicily.

More fragrant surprises are waiting to be unveiled…

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ALYSONOLDOINI once upon a time there was layering

Olfactory memory is characterized by a number of peculiarities: it is a complicated process that involves multiple cognitive mechanisms that range from individuation to identification to mental representation; all operations that require attention and memory, and the cognitive aspect which is most connected to olfaction is, in fact, the mnemonic component because it ensures the conservation of the sensitive perceptions, with the information connected to them, and allows recognizing the object source of the stimulation associating it with real-life experiences.

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Recognizing a perfume means representing it to ourselves, and therefore having already breathed it: it is far from easy; the identification of an olfactory sensation starts from the comparison of the present experience with the past ones, in order to put it into a classification of the information according to each person’s semantic and verbal categories.

The olfactory memory has a unique ability to bring back, when stimulated, a past experience that is deeply positioned in memories: nothing is more unforgettable than a perfume, it is able to resist the passing of time like no other sensory data.

Innovation in research has allowed the ALYSONOLDOINI brand to create an original layering between Bourbon Oud and Ambra Guaiac. The two fragrances/accords have been studied to be misted on their own or together.

The molecules present in the formulas have been developed to blend with the skin of the wearer and to create an original and bespoke perfume.

Dark and deep Amber embodies the imperial Vanilla. It is the beginning of a unique, unforgettable and endless collection signed by ALYSONOLDOINI, the prestigious brand of high artistic perfumery.

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BOURBON OUD OLFACTIVE FAMILY: ORIENTAL, GOURMAND VANILLA VANILLA, SPICY NOTES, COCOA AMBER, TONKA BEAN, BENZOIN, MUSK

AMBRA GUAIAC OLFACTIVE FAMILY: ORIENTAL, WOODY, AMBER BERGAMOT, PEPPER FUSION, GINGER ROSE, CINNAMON, SAFFRON, ORANGE BLOSSOM OUD, PATCHOULI, GUAIAC WOOD, LABDANUM, VANILLA, OLIBANUM, TONKA, AMBER, KASHMIR FUSION

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I FIORI DEL MALE when beauty is extracted from evil The person who has dared to create a collection of fragrances inspired by poetry and the same desire to shock and the same mysticism is Massimiliano Minorini, a creative talent in the beauty and fragrances sector for twenty-five years.

The famous collection of poetry by Charles Baudelaire, “Les Fleurs du Mal” is the inspiration for this mysterious collection The fragrances evoke the concepts of complexity and mutual influence, ecstasy and torment.

With their complex, many-faceted structure, they seek above all to mystify and capture the senses.

Five floral fragrances with pure, reassuring notes, each influencing the other to create discordant harmonies and daring melodies.

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Unexpected olfactory notes that first unsettle, then release their full impact, conquering and reconquering with their ambivalence and emotional charge.

The complexity of this new creative challenge has been interpreted with flair and passion by Luca Maffei, an up-and-coming master perfumer.

The collection is joined by five sophisticated candles made from pure essences and select waxes to fill interiors with the line’s contrasting fragrances.

The fragrances Ylang Addictif is carnal, inebriating and wrapped in a profound, enigmatic blend of incense and opoponax.

Bitter hints of Artemisia and soft breath of cashmeran light a new flame among the musk notes.

Iris Obscur is an iris as dark as the soil into which it plunges its roots,

enhanced by carrot seed, cedar, ambrarome and musk.

Cool touches of cardamom sublimate the hot, shocking pimento.

Tubéreuse Maléfique is an extreme and sensual tuberose: a deep hit of ylang ylang and amber overlays vibrations of bergamot and petit grain.

The vetiver sublimates the animal hints and mysterious touches of black amber.

Violette Lisergique is a black violet with hallucinogenic undertones of wormwood and crunchy rhubarb.

Iris and heliotrope reveal powdered secrets, enfolding the wearer in enigmatic timbersilk and precious ambroxan.

Rose Narcotique is a dark, seep rose of patchouli and guaiacum wood, agarwood and styrax. Aromatic notes of calamus and spicy touches of cumin create a hypnotic effect.

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From 13th to 15th September, the Stazione Leopolda in Florence becomes the meeting place for international artistic perfumery, new products and trends in beauty and well-being and the most exclusive skincare lines, presented by 150 brands and companies, including long-established names and new talents on the world scene.

Leading brands, names and noses are at the city’s Stazione Leopolda to share new trends and experiences

PITTI FRAGRANZE Florence once again hosts the

international event on artistic perfumery The German writer and philosopher Walter Benjamin provided the theme for this year’s Pitti Fragranze: “The veiling is essential for beauty, preventing its undressing and unveiling.” The image that presents

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this edition starts from and is developed following the duo of art and beauty. Beauty as a harmonious element, a dynamic and changeable reality, in which we must learn to be and move. Serving as inspirations for

the visual created by graphic artist Diego Soprano is the art of Antonio Canova and Gian Lorenzo Bernini: contact and blending as essences on the skin, classic contemporary, sublime and veiling.

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Pitti Fragranze is a unique observatory for the international community of artistic perfumery, thanks to its great selection and attention to the quality of the products alongside high-profile international scouting and a full and multi-faceted programme of events on contemporary olfactory culture.

Special guest: Jean-Claude Ellena This year’s special guest is Jean-Claude Ellena, who has had an extraordinary influence over the perfumery sector, not only aesthetically but also technically and intellectually. During his career, he has created several fragrances that have entered the history of perfume.

His masterpieces and a series of photos of his life and career will be at the centre of an experiential installation and the maestro will also be in conversation with Chandler Burr – the curator of the project – to tell the elusive story of his fragrances, which include First for Van Cleef & Arpels, Dia Pour Femme for Amouage, Ambre Extrême for L’Artisan Parfumeur and then legendary perfumes such as Terre d’Hermès.

Exhibitors On show at Pitti Fragrance there are both iconic fragrances by international perfumery houses, olfactory creations conceived by the most prestigious noses but also lines developed by

new talents and independent houses in artistic perfumery.

Truly international, the exhibits include Italian fragrances, great French perfumery, names from the English tradition and from the luxury of the Middle East.

The exhibitors are not only from the world of fragrances but also products for the face and body: creams, oils and soaps, anti-ageing serums, shaving products where tradition and research merge and where the curative properties of plants meet a medical-scientific approach.

Spring: the venue for new talents Spring is the area of the show reserved for new names, lines of recently-launched fragrances and at their first rendezvous with the international public.

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Skincare focus

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A special focus on skincare features this year, with a selection of innovative brands and new products designed for a public that is increasingly attentive to well-being, the self and the environment, in search of transparency, authenticity, pure raw materials and an eco-aware approach.

The evolution of skincare is also the subject of “Like a Second Skin: trends and the future”, a talk where leading figures of the sector will discuss the concept of “second skin”: ingredients, formulas, products and treatments that adapt perfectly to the body and male and female beauty rituals compared.

Raw, the section devoted to the raw materials of fragrance, features wood this year.

Mane, the world leading French company in the creation of fragrances, tells the story of the paths of woods: secrets, trends and orientation.

This second edition of the Observatory continues its investigation into the economic dimension of the sector of artistic perfumery, with a focus on the economic sustainability of the sector’s business models, and an analysis of the distribution system and its future prospects.

The Pitti Fragranze calendar is completed by talks on the hot topics of the world of artistic perfumery, a digital workshop for the first time and events in the city of Florence, including an olfactory visit to the exhibition of men’s fashions from 1989 to the present, and the project The Art of Fragrance at the city’s prestigious Rinascente department store.

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ASTRA MAKE-UP International expansion, new openings in Ecuador

ASTRA MAKE-UP IS GETTING MORE AND MORE INTERNATIONAL AFFORDABLE LUXURY CROSSES THE OCEAN WITH QUALITY, APPEAL AND PERSONALITY

Simone Settimi and Lucia Menghella

Astra Make-Up, the brand of cosmetics produced and distributed by the Umbria-based company Giufra, is continuing its project of international expansion and has arrived in Ecuador.

The new openings are part of a strategy of distribution which will see the brand grow in the EU and in markets outside Europe, together with a consolidation of its extensive and widespread presence on the Italian market.

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“Development on international markets is today one of our priorities,” says Simone Settimi, General Manager of Astra Make-Up. “Our image is increasing and we want to grow more and more and differentiate ourselves on the market with a strong and distinctive identity: today we make 85% of our turnover in Italy and our business plan expects to reach a percentage of 50-50 between Italy and international.

We are taking part in various trade fairs, as well as Dubai, we have been to Teheran and Bogotà precisely with the objective of expanding.

We do not have plans for retail development but there could be plans of diversification in new channels and a strong drive on e-commerce”.

In Ecuador, the brand has entered the De Prati department stores and will be present in thirteen windows in Quito and Guayaquil.

The brand was officially launched in Guayaquil with an exclusive in-store event where guests were able to enjoy a genuine Astra beauty experience, with makeup artists and hair stylists.

The Astra corners reflect the image and the philosophy of the brand, an affordable luxury for daily beauty which combines the quality of Italian production with a democratic price.

The Astra range includes references for eyes, lips, face, hands and beauty accessories; in every store, the brand will make available highly qualified multi-lingual cosmetics professionals, to guide and advice consumers from all over the world.

Already distributed in some MUSH department stores, Astra Make-Up expects, by the end of August 2019, to activate a presence in the Etafashion chain as well.

"We are on the side of women, we want every woman to be able to express her personality,” continues Lucia Menghella, CEO Astra Make-Up. “As a growing brand, Astra Make-Up aims to become the best ally of all women who want to release their inner creativity while they sublimate their appeal."

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The uniqueness of Astra Make-Up lies not only in the formulations of the products but above all in the passion with which the current management is leading the company today, with creativity and innovation.

Colours, textures and formulas capture the dynamism of the trends of the moment and offer the must-haves for every woman’s everyday beauty.

imperfections and wrinkles thanks to its soft focus complex and Vitamin E withy antioxidant properties.

Alongside this, by the end of the year, Astra Make-Up will be launching other exclusive products to meet the needs of its consumers with new ideas and offer a range of exclusive e cosmetics in view of the holiday period.

The new products for Fall 2019 include the Cultstick, the eye shadow in a stick with an even and blendable stroke that encapsulates in eight essential colours a rainbow of must-have shades for an unforgettable eye look. Its water resistant and long lasting formula, tested up to eight hours.

Stays impeccable all day long without settling in the creases of the eye.

The creamy and comfortable texture adheres perfectly to the eyelids, minimizing

Astra Make-Up closed 2018 with a turnover of euro 12 million (+4% compared to 2017, +20% in the past three years) and a distribution now in 3,500 points of sale.

The company, founded in 1988 in Todi (Perugia) by the pharmacist Giuliano Settimi, is today under the management of his son Simone and his wife Lucia Menghella, who have taken the philosophy of “affordable luxury” to over 30 countries, on the strength of the very high quality of its their products which have created customer loyalty and increased the demand.

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BIORESCUE the skilful combination of nature and technology

Biorescue, the line of high performance and effective cosmetics with natural and organic ingredients by Montalto, is based in particular on one very special ingredient: Radice di Luce®, an extract of Dioscorea Batatas.

This sinuous, climbing perennial with long tubers has been used for thousands of years by traditional Chinese medicine for its general benefits in overcoming stress and for its invigorating power in the health of the kidneys, lungs and metabolism of the adrenal glands.

A line of four products that offers biological relief for the skin Latest research by Western medicine has also confirmed the powerful anti-inflammatory action of Dioscorea Batatas and its amazing healing abilities: when assimilated by the skin, it is rich in proteins, amino acids, vitamins, polysaccharides and saponines and accelerates cell formation and regeneration.

Giuseppe Montalto continued the heritage of Chinese wisdom and previous research by anthroposophist Rudolf Steiner, mixing it with scientific rigour and registered the extract as Radice di Luce® (“root of light”).

The extraction of the active ingredient is absolutely natural and takes place through complex and meticulous processing, which also includes special attention to the phases of the moon.

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The process produces an extract which is very rich in allantoin; a completely botanical alternative to snail slime which is even more effective as regards the restructuring action on the skin.

Biorescue is the result of the skilful combination of nature and high technology.

It is a completely natural and certified organic anti-age line, designed to reconstruct the beauty and health of the skin.

The result is a feeling of regeneration, of freshness and compactness that can be detected from the first application of each of the four products, all dermatologically tested.

Organic Facial Oil contains precious oils, Radice di Luce® and rare flower extracts to contrast the formation of wrinkles and sagging skin and stimulate and deeply nourish and revitalize the skin.

The velvety and illuminating effect makes the face look more relaxed and more radiant.

24H Tightening Serum has

a formula with an energizing action that awakens the vitality of the skin, immediately becoming more toned, luminous and compact, from morning to night.

Thanks to the perfect combination of its active ingredients, it has a powerful immediate lifting effect to activate the energy of the skin and erase all signs of fatigue.

Regenerating Face Cream contains Radice di Luce®, activators of youthfulness and hydration stimulators which work in synergy for an exceptional anti-ageing effect, giving the skin a burst of brightness.

Gel Roll On Eye Contour has a pure steel massaging sphere which, with the action of the active ingredients, acts on the signs of ageing of the eye contour, draining, smoothing, illuminating and relaxing it for revitalized eyes.

It also stimulates the microcirculation of the skin, helping to lighten dark circles, increase skin elasticity and reduce wrinkles, for immediately silky skin.

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CHROMAVIS a private event in New York Make-Up Vision 2020/2021

by Chromavis is a journey into collections with contrasts, very lightweight textures saturated with colour and highly advanced ingredients conceived for city-dwellers in situations of mobility and overcrowding.

The make-up is “city-smart�, to be worn in the day and removed in the evening for healthy and cleansed skin.

It contains active ingredients which create a selective and breathing barrier that can reject polluting and harmful agents and at the same time protect and help the skin become reinforced.

The lists of ingredients are increasingly shorter, the textures are vegan and the films are imperceptible but with very high performances and full colours.

Chromavis presented its new make-up vision collections 2020/2021 in New York from 9th to 13th September 2019

The products take on character and even the pastel shades come to life with soft and fine formulations with nuances, transparent effects and new and never boring results.

Metallic effects, reproduced on imperceptible textures but with high performances evoke strong and self-confident personalities who ask for resistant and high-performing products.

It is a new vision where luxury becomes minimal, technology soft and imaginative, protection takes on strong colours, metals are sculpted

in fine and very lightweight films and colour is always intense.

Chromavis is an excellence in contract manufacturing make-up sector and a leading company on the world scene for the production of cosmetics, with 10 manufacturing plants (7 in Europe, 1 in Ukraine, 1 in the USA and 1 in Brazil), a commercial office in New York and one in Paris, 340 clients in all the segments of the market distributed in 75 different countries.

Its main areas for distribution are EMEA (50%), the USA (40%) and the remaining 10% is distributed in Asia.

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LOCHERBER new sources of inspiration

for the latest home collections

The new collection is a tribute to the “Pearl of the Mediterranean” Locherber Milano’s latest stop on its olfactory journey is the island of Capri, which inspired its new fragrance for summer 2019.

Capri has inspired poets, painters and intellectuals for centuries with its lush and uncontaminated vegetation an surrounded by deep, blue sea. Locherber Milano has translated the timeless appeal of Capri into Capri Blue.

The notes of this fragrance evoke the intense and captivating scents of the Mediterranean undergrowth and flora: the fresh citrus notes of lemon, orange and mandarin are followed by the floral scents of orange blossom and the spicy notes of cardamom and tea leaves; the base notes are sweet and sensual with caramelized vanilla and white musk.

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The elegant hand-painted blue glass bottle has a new fabric label which in its geometric pattern recalls the famous Capri majolica tiles. The characteristic T2 cap is fine Azul Paradise marble is an exquisite detail that makes the fragrance diffuser an object of elegant and exclusive design.

Capri Blue comes into being where the sky and the earth meet: as fresh and weightless as the sea breeze, as intoxicating as a Mediterranean garden.

The Capri Blue collection is made up of fragrance diffusers with reeds (sizes from 100 to 5000 ml) with or without an LED base and with a T2 cap in varnished ashwood or walnut (with a steel plate) or Azul Paradise marble (exclusively for the 2500 ml size); or with a pebble cap in walnut or clay, spray fragrance diffusers, Eau de parfum, scented candles and a linen sachet with Sicilian sea salt for drawers and wardrobes.

The new home fragrance is inspired

by Banksia, a wild Australian flower Banksia is a wild Australian flower which plays a fundamental role in the food chain of the aborigine populations; when it is in blossom, Banksia produced considerable amounts of nectar, an important resource for all nectarivore animals and after flowering the banksia cones, full of insect larvae, are used by the aborigines in south-west Australia as a source of protein.

Locherber Milano has been inspired by this plant for its latest home fragrance: Banksia.

The cone’s woody consistency is characterized by a fascinating texture, which has been used in the special edition of the original cap with its iconic lines that identify the brand.

These Banksia cones are extremely rare and difficult to source, which makes the Locherber Banksia collection something particularly exclusive and the craftsmanship of the Locherber artisans even more exquisite and original.

The fragrance is aromatic, woody and spicy: it opens with the balsamic notes of Australian Eucalyptus and the citrus notes of Grapefruit, to then evolve in the more floral nuances of Monoi, Frangipane and Boronia.

The base is intense and enveloping with the woody notes of Australian sandalwood and cedar wood and the spicy hints of Vetiver and Banksia nectar. Banksia by Locherber also recalls the land of Australia in its colours; the opaque glass hand-painted bottle is a deep brown which with the light shows violet highlights and recalls the flower of the banksia.

The cap has a refined detail: the brushed copper ring which protects the wood from any residue of the fragrance while the jacquard fabric label recalls the texture of the cone.

Banksia is the latest addition to the “Lifestyle Collection” of Locherber Milano, which uses fine materials for the caps of the diffusers and complex aromatic architectures for the fragrances developed ad hoc by skilled perfumers.

The fragrances come in the sizes 250 ml, 500 ml, 1 l and 2.5 l.

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The exhibition, held as usual at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, welcomed from July 26 to 28, 2019, retailers, distributors, beauty brands and suppliers from across the world, offering unique opportunities to make new relationships, foster collaborations and get inspired, bringing the world of beauty under one roof.

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The largest B2B beauty exhibition in the Americas ended up with unparalleled business networking opportunities The show floor space covered 312,38 sqf (29,045 sqm) of space, up 3% from 2018.

There were 1,435 exhibitors from 43 countries; over 40,000 visitors could see and experience new programs, special areas, and run interesting networking opportunities.

All facets of the beauty industry have been showcased at CPNA. There were three main sections, two of which were dedicated to Cosmetics & Personal Care, with growth in the skin care sector, and Professional Beauty.

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Country pavilions from 8 different countries featured beauty brands that showed authentic elements and innovation from their markets in the beauty industry.

The special show floor areas included Discover Beauty, Discover Beauty Spotlights, Discover Green, The Beauty Vanities, and Tones of Beauty.

COSMOPROF & NORTH AMERICA AWARDS The Cosmoprof North America Awards celebrated the most outstanding finisched products that exhibited. At CPNA, while the Cosmopack North America Awards recognized the best in formulation and packaging design. The ‘Awards’ winners were selected by a jury and announced across ten categories during a ceremony at the show.

2019 Award Winners: Haircare 18.21 Man Made: Man Made Wash | Spiced Vanilla 3-1 Body Wash, Shampoo and Conditioner inspired by the spirit of prohibition era bootlegging.

The third section of CPNA, acting as a “show-within-a-show” was Cosmopack North America, dedicated to the entire supply chain of the cosmetic industry: contract manufacturing and private label, machinery, primary and secondary packaging, applicators, ingredients, and raw materials. The launch of the first edition of Cosmopack was accompanied by initiatives including the special curated area Discover Pack for some new exhibitors, dedicated Buyer Program, packagingrelated conferences, and the Factory, an activation that recreated the entire manufacturing process of a cosmetic product live, thanks to the participation of a selection of Cosmopack exhibitors. In this first edition, Factory produced the Pure Factory clean beauty face highlighter.

One of the top priorities of the 1th edition was the Buyer Program, attracting top buyers including Alibaba, Blue Mercury, Cos Nar, CVS Health, Macy’s, and Space NK. Retailers, international buyers and professional distributors from across the globe could meet CPNA exhibitors in a specially dedicated area.

Make-up Nutracosmetic GmbH: Nutraskin Silk & Smooth Concealer / Nutraskin Super Wear HD Foundation Nutraskin Super Wear HD Foundation refines the skin texture for a fresh radiance, like a day in fresh air-and remains invisible.

Nutraskin Silk & Smooth Concealer nourishes with extracts of white and black tea and reliably covers redness, dark circles and fine lines.

Skin Care ACURE: Seriously Soothing Serum Stick Stick it to dry skin with this nourishing combo of blue tansy oil, grape seed oil, and hyaluronic acid.

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Tools & Devices PMD Beauty: PMD Clean Pro RQ Smart Facial Cleansing Device with ActiveWarmth and Rose Quartz Massager.

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BOUTIQUE, A CHARITY INITIATIVE Boutique, as in Bologna and Hong Kong, is a beauty sampling bar, featuring products from exhibiting companies and providing visitors the opportunity to curate their own customized beauty bag, created in collaboration with HCT Packaging, to take home. All donations collected onbehalf of this initiatives benefited “Look Good Feel Better”, a charitable foundation dedicated to improving the quality of life and self-esteem for people undergoing cancer treatment.

The 18th edition of Cosmoprof North America will be held in June 30-July 2, 2020.

ICMAD Names Winners of 2019 Indie Beauty Innovators Awards 2019 Award Winners: Accessories / Tools / Brushes NuFace, Fix Line Smoothing Device Bath & Body Queen V, Rub Me The Right Way Fragrance Raw Spirit Inc, Wild Spirit Discovery Set Innovator Brand of the Year NuFace Haircare Virtue Labs, Virtue ColorKick Makeup Beautyblender, BOUNCE Liquid Whipped Long Wear Foundation Men’s Caldera + Lab, The Good Skincare SPF Ventures, Brush On Block Protective Lip Oil SPF 32 Green Innovator Brand of the Year Distil Skincare, AO Skincare​ Charitable Company Handcrafted Honey Bee, Smarty Pits Entrepreneur of the Year Alicia Grande of Grande Cosmetics

“Innovation is the lifeblood of our industry,” states ICMAD President, Dr. Ken Marenus. “The personal care and cosmetics industry is experiencing exponential growth thanks to brands disrupting through innovation and

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ICMAD has announced the winners of the 2019 Indie Beauty Innovator (IBI) Awards, an annual awards program that celebrates innovation across product development, brand stewardship and overall talent in the beauty industry.

This year’s IBI Awards, formerly knowns as the CITY awards, honored winners across 11 categories. Winners were announced during the awards dinner event on Tuesday, July 29th at the Four Seasons Hotel in Las Vegas. The event was hosted by ICMAD President, Dr. Ken Marenus, and ICMAD Chairman & Rare Beauty Brands President & CEO, Chris Hobson. Keynote speakers included an esteemed lineup of industry leaders, including David Olsen, former CEO of Cos Bar, Joel Bines, Managing Director at AlixPartners, Anne-Marie Kline, Former CMO of Living Proof, who spoke about building a beauty brand in an increasingly crowded market, and Brian and Sandy Stewart, Producers of Sharkwater Extinction, who discussed the importance of formulating products with care and consideration for the impact on endangered species.

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This year’s awards were a wonderful celebration of excellence and ingenuity and we congratulate all the finalists and companies honored with the 2019 IBI Award.”

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Cosmoprof India Mumbai closed the 2019 edition with excellent results, reflecting the constant growth of the cosmetics industry in India: from 107 exhibitors in 2018, 237 exhibiting companies from 23 countries and regions took part to the 2019 edition.

Compared to 3,898 attendees last September, 7,429 professionals attended the three days of the event this year.

COSMOPROF india 2019 IN MUMBAI Huge development of the second edition, with 237 exhibitors and 7.429 professionals

“These figures well represent the growth of Cosmoprof India, compared to the preview edition of September 2018, thanks also to the new location, the Bombay Exhibition Center, with a richer exhibition offer - declares Enrico Zannini, General Manager of

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with significant growth rates in particular for the perfumery sector (+ 19.6%) and for make-up (+ 13.1%).

To facilitate networking and business between companies and international and local operators, for the next edition we will increase the display area available to exhibitors, focusing on manufacturing, a key sector of the cosmetics industry in India.

We are sure that these are the first steps for the development of an event, which will soon become a reference appointment for the beauty sector in India.” Mr Yogesh Mudras, Managing Director, UBM India said, “We are impressed with the immense success of the debut edition of the Cosmoprof India Show. It is indeed an amazing achievement to organize a show of this caliber in such a short while since the preview edition.

Cosmoprof India proudly encourages a Made in India concept of beauty: we wish to do so by setting new standards for the sector through the immense amount of exposure and networking between local and global brands.

This give and take will no doubt inspire new ideas, innovations, technology and solutions and will play its part in making the market set to reach the projected valuation of USD 35bn even before 2035.”

Cosmoprof India has hosted the best of local and international companies for all sectors: ingredients and raw materials, machinery, OEM, contract manufacturing and private labels, primary and secondary packaging, service providers, finished products - divided into Perfumery and Cosmetics, Beauty Salon and Spa, Hair, Nail and Natural & Organic.

Country pavilions from Italy, USA and South Korea exhibited on the show floor, too.

Over 100 top buyers have been invited to the event, as part of the Buyer Program, a consolidated tool for all the events of the Cosmoprof platform. Particular attention was paid on the one hand to retailers and salon owners from the main Indian states, on the other to key markets for the local cosmetics industry – China, Czech Republic, Kenya,

Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Spain, Thailand and United Arab Emirates.

Great success for the eight seminars of CosmoTalks, with the involvement of 20 international speakers and 800 participants.

The issues analyzed by the partners of the initiative - BEAUTYSTREAMS, CENTDEGRES, EUROMONITOR INTERNATIONAL, KLINE & COMPANY, MINTEL, ONELINE WELLNESS, STYLESPEAK and WGSN - provided companies and professionals with interesting suggestions, helping them to identify the trends that are influencing the Indian market and to understand which are the most suitable strategies to face the consumers’ demand for sustainable products.

At Cosmoprof Onstage, selected exhibiting companies - DERMAPEN, DNG GROUP with BARBA ITALIANA, LOOKX, PEVONIA INTERNATIONAL, RICA and SWATI - presented their products and services to operators and buyers, with live demonstrations.

Cosmoprof India Awards rewarded exhibiting companies that are investing in research and innovation, to present new proposals to Indian consumers.

The winners, chosen by a jury of 11 international cosmetic industry experts, were announced at the Cosmoprof India Gala Night, on Wednesday, June 12. The international trend agency Beautystreams contributed to the initiative; the exclusive trophy was created by centdegrés, global design agency.

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New products, innovations, trends and the most significant initiatives of the event were shared by the five Official Bloggers of Cosmoprof India 2019, who involved their followers - about 1 million fans - in the international Cosmoprof community.

The 2019 edition has received considerable feedback on the main social media, too - instagram, facebook and linkedin: since last year, the official pages of the event have reached over 62,000 followers.

The key trends of the local market are the subject of the CosmoTrends report, prepared with the participation of Beautystreams, one of the most interesting content for professionals participating in all the Cosmoprof events.

The initiative aimed at highlighting the most recognizable trends at Cosmoprof India Mumbai, chosen

by Beautystreams trend scouters.

Thanks to CosmoTrends, buyers, journalists and influencers will have an exhaustive overview of what is new for the beauty universe in India.

Among the most appreciated areas in the event, #VibrantIndia: The Scented Fabric Play, in collaboration with centdegrés.

The installation offered a new perspective to understand the potential of the Indian market, starting from the culture and traditions of the country.

To the thousand colors and fabrics that represent India all over the world, centdegrés

has combined the scents which have always made the country recognizable, offering visitors the opportunity to personalize a candle.

Next appointment with the Indian market trends is for the next edition of Cosmoprof India, from 2 to 4 September 2020.

THE ITALIAN COSMETIC INDUSTRY AT COSMOPROF INDIA After the success of the first-ever edition last September, Cosmetica Italia will renew its support for Italian companies in the sector that will be attending Cosmoprof India 2019.

The event, scheduled to take place from 12 to 14 June at the Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre in Mumbai, adds to Cosmoprof’s international network, as the fourth in this series after Bologna, Hong Kong and Las Vegas. Twenty-four Italian companies, of which nineteen are Cosmetica Italia members, will be in Mumbai representing the entire sector and production chain. Cosmetica Italia also supports the Italian group participation promoted by ITA, the Italian Trade Agency, bringing together eight companies, of which six are members.

The delegation of Italian companies at Cosmoprof India will also meet the General Consul for Italy in Mumbai, Stefania Costanza, during a reception to be held on Thursday 13 June.

«Our entrepreneurs are interested in India. Last year, the figures for this market came close to €11 billion, placing India in sixth place for cosmetic use after Europe, the US, China, Japan and Brazil - says Renato Ancorotti, president of Cosmetica Italia The penetration of our companies is still marginal, but the figures should obviously be seen as an opportunity to seize. With this in mind, Cosmoprof India is a key moment for local operators to meet and an exclusive forum for analysing the trends in this market».

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India ranks 40th in terms of exports of Italian cosmetics, at a value of nearly €18 million. However, it is the growth trend of these exports which is particularly striking, with an increase of 23% in 2018 on the previous year. In addition, considering only the Asian area, India ranks seventh in terms of exports of Italian cosmetics. The cosmetics categories with the highest exports, in terms of value, are alcohol-based perfume products and face and body products, accounting for €6.6 million and €3.7 million respectively which, along with make-up (€3.1 million), comprise two thirds of Italian exports to India. Indian consumers are mainly interested in products that meet primary needs, such as daily hygiene items, which account for over half of cosmetics used. Mintel forecasts for 2019 point to a buoyant growth in haircare products, above all hair colour products (+11.2%) and gels/waxes (+10.8%). In the medium/long-term, forecasts for 2022 indicate increasingly important trends for make-up products, with an average annual growth of 10.5%. Turnover of the Italian cosmetic industry in 2018 exceeded €11.2 billion, up by 2.1%. International markets recognise the quality of Italian products, with significantly high exports close to €4.8 billion (+3.8%). These trends have had a positive impact on the trade balance which reached a record figure of nearly €2.8 billion in 2018. The cosmetics industry as a whole, from ingredients to machinery, packaging and finished goods, reached a value of €16.2 billion.

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The dates are in everyone’s diaries: from 29th September to 4th October 2019, Cannes becomes the focus of the duty free and travel retail industry with its annual world exhibition and conference.

Delegates will have an unparalleled opportunity to view the latest brand innovations, network with leading players in duty free and travel retail, and join the debate on pressing industry issues in a comprehensive conference and workshop programme at the usual venue of the Palais des Festivals.

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world exhibition & conference 2019 Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair announced as keynote speaker Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Tony Blair is to be a keynote speaker at this year’s TFWA World Exhibition & Conference.

He will share his experience of working on the frontline of UK and international politics and offer his thoughts on Brexit, foreign policy and other pressing geopolitical matters.

TFWA President Alain Maingreaud commented, “As always at the TFWA World Conference, our aim is to engage speakers who can help us better understand the times in which we live and do business.

Our keynote speaker this year is someone with unrivalled experience of regional and global politics, who is able to address the often complex issues that are shaping the world economy.

We are delighted to welcome Mr Blair to Cannes and look forward to hearing his thoughts on a wide range of issues.”

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TFWA Innovation Lab This year sees the debut of the new TFWA Innovation Lab, a development of the TFWA Digital Village of previous years.

Situated at a new location within the event perimeter close to the Majestic Beach and under the banner of ‘New ideas.

Fresh thinking’, the TFWA Innovation Lab will welcome around 30 exhibitors showcasing novel ideas and new products in areas such as customer engagement, digital technology, brand activations,

in-store design and sustainability.

Airports and brands are also welcome to use the TFWA Innovation Lab to showcase their latest initiatives in customer engagement.

Munich Airport has confirmed its support of the event, while tech and wellness brand Breo will be present as part of the Innovation in Action section, presenting examples of new thinking in practice.

The event will start at 9 a.m. on Tuesday 1st October after a workshop, which also centres on the theme of ‘Innovation in action’.

This will be followed by a press breakfast which will give exhibitors and visitors the opportunity to meet the leading journalists in the sector.

The TFWA Innovation Lab can be found at an exclusive tented exhibition area facing the Majestic Beach, beside the main exhibition at the Palais des Festivals.

Additional changes Other changes this year include increased exhibition space at the Beach Village, a new location for the registration area at the Gare Maritime, and a new venue for the Opening Cocktail, The Scene and Le Premium Evening, which will now all be held at Port Canto. For the first time, the

Opening Cocktail will be open to all visitor and exhibitor badge holders, while delegates registered under the full delegate package and attending Le Premium Evening will have full free access to The Scene nightspot on the evening of Thursday 3rd October.

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The twenty-fourth edition of the TFWA Asia Pacific Exhibition & Conference was held at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, from 12th to 16th May this year and confirmed the importance of this region for the industry.

For the first time, exhibition floor space was expanded to over 11,000 square metres to accommodate the larger number of brands and visitors that attended this year.

TFWA ASIA PACIFIC EXHIBITION AND CONFERENCE 2019 attendance figures set new record This year’s Singapore event highlighted the strength of the Asia Pacific duty free and travel retail market A total of 314 companies exhibited, including 66 brands that made their first appearance or returned after a short break.

In fragrances and cosmetics these included Nuxe and Mavala.

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The number of exhibitors was up 1.6% from 309 last year.

A total of 3,367 delegates visited the show this year, an increase of 5% compared to the 3,194 visitors last year.

This figure included representatives from 1,426 companies, up by 10.5% from 1,290 in 2018.

The number of delegates from duty free and travel retail operators,

landlords and agents stood at 2,567 compared to 2,534 last year.

TFWA’s exclusive ONE2ONE meeting services arranged 436 meetings with senior executives from Asia Pacific airports and airlines, as well as cruise and ferry companies.

Monday’s conference was also well attended with 1,481 delegates hearing from a range of keynote speakers from the duty free

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and travel retail industry and the wider geopolitical landscape, including Alain Maingreaud and Andrew Ford, respectively TFWA President and Asia Pacific Travel Retail Association President, Robert Guest, Foreign Editor of The Economist and Kate Ancketill, CEO of GDR Creative and one of the world’s top trend forecasters. Andrew Ford detailed the four areas of his organization’s activity – advocacy and helping the industry defend itself, research (including a report on young China produced in partnership with TFWA), training and events. With more and more issues facing the industry, and the policy changes that have been taking place in Europe coming to Asia, airports are, he said, more engaged and more aware of the need for advocacy. The association’s Economic Impact report will, he said, provide valuable insight into the scale and scope of the industry in Asia.

Robert Guest’s thought-provoking keynote address looked at how the geopolitical climate is affecting

trading relationships between the world’s superpowers. He spoke of how societies can be ‘open’ or ‘closed’.

Travel, he said, can only be good for the world as it broadens the mind.

When you let people in, he concluded, you get the benefit of their ideas and cultures – and that makes the world more prosperous.

Kate Ancketill offered fascinating insight into how ‘new retail’ (combing online, offline logistics and data across a single value chain) will define the retail landscape of the future. Topics covered by other speakers included the retail revolution that started with e-commerce and accelerated with the development of smartphone technology; the situation from an airline’s perspective; how travel retailers should strive to be ‘unforgettable hosts’; the role of retail in the airport of the future; the launch of an industry-wide training platform; sustainability; the challenges arising from legislative constraints and a look into the future of technology.

The social events scheduled for the event were as successful as ever, ranging from the golf tournament on the eve of the first day to the Chill-Out Party on the Tuesday at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel and the Singapore Swing Party at Ola Sentosa Beach on the Wednesday evening with a fairground theme.

Alain Maingreaud’s comments summarize the success of this year’s show: “Of course it’s gratifying to see our numbers up yet again, but it’s not just about the quantity of visitors – quality matters too. We certainly had a substantial number of important decision-makers in our exhibition halls this week, which is a great reflection of the dynamism of this region, We were delighted with the positive feedback we received from our delegates during the week, and we’d like to thank all exhibitors and visitors for taking the time out of their busy schedules to be with us. We’ll now be seeking the views of delegates and listening to their feedback to build on the platform we have created for next year.”

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May 20th - May 22nd, China Beauty Expo 2019 (hereinafter referred to as “CBE”) recently completed its 24th successful show in Shanghai.

The 3-day exhibition brought together more than 3,500 exhibitors and over 10,000 brands covering the entire beauty supply chain from finished beauty products to the latest packaging solutions from 40 regions and countries. CBE filled the Shanghai New International Expo Center with 260,000 sqm of exhibition area covering 27 halls and 50 pavilions.

Top international players including L’ORÉAL, SHISEIDO, PROCTER & GAMBLE, JOHNSON & JOHNSON, UNILEVER, together with Chinese leading brands such as SHANGHAI JAHWA, JALA, PECHOIN, CHICMAX, PROYA, OUSIA and LOVEFUN created a good mix of different beauty cultures and offered a multi range of products.

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China Beauty expo 2019 The Hub of Beauty in Asia industry professionals who are seeking to learn and try the largest range of beauty products and manufacturing solutions in Asia, which boasted 521,300 visits of industrial professionals during the 3-day show.

This year’s expo featured an “Innovation and Fashion” theme to connect international cosmetic players across each segment of the industry.

CBE has become more and more international thanks largely to cooperation with Asean Cosmetic Association (ACA), helping to bring more International qualified buyers to the show. Over 200 VIP International buyers have been invited from India, USA, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Myanmar, Laos, Singapore to visit and scout new products and technology.

The increase of international roadshows and promotion has raised International pre-registration by 20%.

Beauty Blooming in East and West Japan, Korea and Thailand Leading in International Exhibitors from Asia This year, Thailand was the Country of Honor of CBE, reflecting the growing popularity of Thai cosmetics products in China. Together with the Thai Cosmetic Manufacturers Association and Thai-Chinese and Southeast Asia Business Trade Association, CBE showcased the latest Thai beauty products. A huge increase of exhibitors came from Japan this year at CBE, accounting for over 300 companies.

Beauty products made in Japan is synonymous to quality, safety, trendy and young generation and are gaining ground in the Chinese and Asia market. Also to cosmetics giants such as SHISEIDO, KAO and KOSE came from Japan this year CBE this year has added two new Japanese cosmetics halls E8 and N8 with brands such as

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ALBION, KATE, CURE. The booming of imported Japanese, Korean and Thai cosmetics indicates that the beauty brands of these leading Asian countries of beauty industry have witnessed the business opportunities in China.

European and American Brands on the Rise According to a recent report from Amazon, European, American, and Japan, and South Korean brands all hold similar shares of the cosmetics and skincare market.

However, European and American products appear positioned to pull ahead.

Younger consumers seem particularly interested in niche products from Europe and the US. At the same time, Germany, Britain, France, Spain and Italy are among the top 10 countries where younger consumers prefer to purchase their products.

They’re some of the fastest growing sources of products on Tmall Global, which shows that European and North American cosmetics are becoming more popular among Chinese Millennials and Gen Zers.

European and American brands are playing a larger role this year and

China Beauty Expo has opened a new pavilion for the fast-growing European and American Products.

Under the banner, “Fashion and Beauty”, E9 pavilion showcased the brands PANTHER GROUP, NATUTEK, COSMETIC VALLEY, BIOSTHETIQUE INTERNATIONAL, ISIS PHARMA, LYSEDIA, SLOW COSMETIQUES, THEOPHILE BERTHON, BEIHAO, UNIQ 10UE, HR HANDELS GMBH, DERMA FUTUR GMBH, BEIJING HUOLISANYI, BMWI/AUMA, BÖCKLING HEALTH GMBH · NEOBÖMI, BOERLIND GMBH, ARKANA, BIOXUS, NATURELLA, PHARMANN. International brands dominated nearly 50% of exhibition space at CBE this year, which is expected to see an unprecedented boom in imported brands in Chinese beauty market during the coming years.

According to statistics, there are 228 million of post-80s, 174 million of post-90s and 147 million of post-00s in China now.

The total number of people between 1980 to post-00s is 549 million.

Whether for middle-class or young consumers of Generation Z, China will become the world’s largest consumption market.

It is the best time for global cosmetics brands to focus on Chinese beauty market and China’s Generation Z.

Concurrent Events Empowering the Business of Beauty Retailing More and More International Players at Business Meetings Asia 2019 CBE offered the international exhibitors matchmaking with more and more international buyers.

The cosmetics brands of finished goods from France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Germany, Hungary, Greece, USA, Israel, Switzerland, Russia, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, India had more than 200 matchmaking meetings with the importers and distributors from Chinese and Asia’s market at Business Meetings Asia this year. China’s top import agents and local distributors aside, for 2019, CBE had new online buyers such as Tmall Supermarkets.

International leading buyers occupied one-third of all buyers including Chemist Warehouse, Anouvong Import-Export Sole Co., Ltd, Cityflow from Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Myanmar and Laos.

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Retail Summit Bringing Value Back into Retailing After years of research and on-line development, retailers feel they need to highlight again on service.

Relationship between customers and shops, loyalty between clients and shop manager are very important.

At China Cosmetics Retail Summit 2019, the consulting experts such as Nielsen, and brands like L’Oréal, Shiseido and P&G discussed how retailers create “loyalty” with their clients and potential consumers.

The summit also invited Sherry Sjiamsuri, CEO of Sogo Indonesia,

Mari Tsutsumi, Director & General Manager of Overseas Enterprise Division of Sogo & Seibu Co to give international views on the roles of retailing.

With the favorable new regulations for the registration of imported non-special purpose cosmetics and the reduction of import tariffs issued

by Chinese Government last year, offline retailers and distributors are still the mainstream channels for cosmetics. CBE is at the right position to be the window of the general trade of beauty industry and offer the guideline on the retailing trend in China’s local market.

Trend in Cosmetech – Beauty Supply Chain Section Represents the Beauty Factory of the World Thanks to growing domestic and international demand for premium cosmetics by young generation consumers, China has more than 4,000 cosmetics manufacturers with advanced technologies, and packaging solutions that meet international standards. China has become an international sourcing hub for stateof-the-art manufacturing solutions, equipment, suppliers, as well as OEM and ODM services. The growing market for personalized cosmetics packaging places new demands on stable and sustainable packaging material across the supply chain.

Rising awareness of environmentallyfriendly packaging is one trend that is shaping the industry. According to WGSN, emerging trends include the use of recyclable and eco-friendly paper materials, reusable packaging, and DIY designs. At the same time, smart packaging is also becoming more popular. CBE Cosmetech attracted a large range of International Cosmetic suppliers, including INTERCOS, COSMAX, KOLMAR, THAI HO GROUP, B.KOLOR, HCT GROUP, WECKERLE, TOLY GROUP FOR OYM, together with the

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ingredient suppliers like SYMRIES, BASF, DSM, GATTEFOSSE gathering at the largest “Beauty Factory” in the world. Supply Chain Summit – World-China Cosmetic Technology Conference is a cosmetic industry forum organized by China Beauty Expo. It allowed the world to learn more about China and also connected China to the world.

Hall N6 Advanced Science & Innovation – CBE Cosmetech’s N6 Hall (AS&I) is dedicated to share the latest science on beauty ingredients.

Leading suppliers such as BASF, DSM, ASHLAND, GREENTECH, and GATTEFOSSE brought the timely insight from Beauty safety, human health and beauty, new technologies, claims and fundamental knowledge in skin biology. China Beauty Expo is benefactor member of IFSCC (International Federation of Societies of Cosmetic Chemists). Moreover, AS&I had the new player, IKW - The German Cosmetic, Toiletry, Perfumery and Detergent Association, to share the safety assessment training which supports the application of cosmetics legislation. B GREEN Concept “The Green Beauty wave continues to seduce the world and China particularly. At CBE Cosmetech section 2019, centdegrés launched “B-Green” concept which was composed of experts and suppliers specialized in sustainable & organic beauty, offering a one-stop comprehensive eco-friendly solution for brands.

SAVE THE DATE: China Beauty Expo 2020, 19-21 May 2020 China Beauty Expo (CBE), Asia’s largest beauty trade show, will celebrate its 25th anniversary at the Shanghai New International Expo Center from May 19 - 21, 2020.

CBE 2020 will bring together 500,000 trade visitors from 85 countries and regions.

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MANDARINA travels to Miami with DUCK its new fragrance Fragrances for him and for her inspired by the Florida city that has it all!

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by Mandarina Duck for the third port-of-call on its olfactory journey.

With its palm trees, pink sands, the intense turquoise of the ocean and its pools, it is also a cultural centre with Art Basel and an architectural landmark with its colonial and art deco buildings. In a strategic position very close to Latin America and about four hours by plane from both New York and Los Angeles, Miami is also a magnificent film set in the open air, having been the setting for unforgettable films such as Scarface and long-time favourite TV serials like Miami Vice.

The Mandarina Duck fragrance for her is a like holding fruit cocktail while sinking your feet into the warm sand. There is something exciting and sensual in the air as she watches the sun plunge at dusk into the ocean.

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This enchantment has been created

by Adriana Medina Baez, starting from top notes of Bergamot, Blackcurrant and Yellow Grapefruit. The heart has irresistible Peach and Passion Fruit over the floral scent of Magnolia and Gardenia. This special olfactory composition is sealed by the sensual base notes of Musk, Cedar Wood and Amber. Let’s Travel to Miami for him conjures up the sight of a young man running, training and meeting his friends to the notes of his playlist.

The perfumed air on the beach is warm and persistent, while the sea tastes of fresh salt. Véronique Nyberg’s version of this vision starts with top notes of Bergamot, Violet Leaves and Cardamom which introduce the heart of Bitter Orange, Nutmeg and Lavender, closing the circle with the

base notes of Leather accords, Guaiac Wood and Amber Wood.

Let’s Travel to Miami marks the debut of the new Mandarina Duck logo: the dusk’s head is not in a graphic, stylized and modern version with its beak that could be a USB drive but is actually an M in diagonal while the head is a D with a dot in the centre.

It is a logo destined to travel in the world and in people’s hearts.

The box has a metallic finish with the unmistakable skyline of Ocean Drive seen from the sea and framed by palm branches, the symbol of the tropical climate of Miami, The woman’s fragrance is coloured the warm shade of the orange sand bathed by the ocean with silver and deep blue lettering, while the box for the male fragrance is palm green with lime yellow lettering.

The beautiful glass bottle is unchanged with an oval shape and a round chrome-plated cap with the new logo. The woman’s fragrance is the colour of the orange sand with deep blue lettering on the front and on the cap, and the men’s fragrance is the colour of a new palm leaf, with lime-yellow lettering and cap details.

The visual is a mix between photography and illustration. Against the background of a photo of Ocean Drive with the Bay Watch look-out point, there is an illustration of a smartphone with a couple taking a selfie. The name of the fragrance with the two bottles appears in the lower part, against an evocative beach fabric.

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Packaging Première, the selective show dedicated to luxury packaging that took place from 28 to 30 May in Pavilion 4 at Fieramilanocity, has closed the doors on its third edition with 6700 individual visitors, a figure that is 40% up on last year, demonstrating how packaging has a decisive part to play in every sector, particularly the cosmetics and perfume, fine food, wine and alcoholic beverage sectors.

Packaging Première Great success for the third edition FIGURES FOR PACKAGING PREMIÈRE 2019 • 242 exhibitors (attending either in their own right or represented by others); • 90 companies exhibiting for the first time; • 13.000-m2 exhibition space; • 6700 visitors (+40% compared to 2018) • 12 conferences organised to explore a number of different areas.

“We are very happy with the results achieved by the t hird edition of the show.

The featured brands, all of which had been selected with great care, helped to create a truly stylish atmosphere, confirming Packaging Première’s role as a unique event and a reference point in the sector,” states Pier Paolo Ponchia, the organiser of Packaging Première.

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The Packaging Première Art Gallery was the perfect complement to the show itself, examining the subject of packaging material metamorphosis through artwork by: • Agnese Del Gamba: PET recycled to create sculptures, jewellery and clothing http://www.agnesedelgamba.it/ • Francesca Meana: paper combined with various materials, used as creative elements http://www.pourquoipaslab.com/ • Daniele Papuli: vinyl, material of synthetic origin and paper, transformed into designer materials http://www.danielepapuli.net/ • Alessandro Rametta: drawing inspiration from the legendary Hephaestus, she specialises in working metals such as copper, steel, bronze and iron https://www. lafucinadiefesto.com/it/scultura/ • Simone Crestani: sculptures made from blown glass https://www.simonecrestani.com/ glass- artworks/glass-bonsai/ • Giorgio Rastelli: soft and inviting wooden sculptures, going beyond matter https://giorgiorastelli.com/it/

Packaging Première, in partnership with Esxence - The Scent of Excellence (the leading event on the international artistic perfumery scene) and Milan Polytechnic – Department of Design, presented the results of an innovative educational project that guided students through an experimental training course incorporating artistic perfumery, design and luxury packaging. One of the most eagerly awaited events was the conference held by Smithers Pira, a world authority in the packaging sector, who discussed some important ideas on the current situation and the future evolution of luxury packaging in Europe.

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NIPPON SHIKIZAI 90 years at the service of global beauty Nippon Shikizai is the only Japanese and Asian cosmetics manufacturer to have production sites in Europe, specifically in France.

With a history dating back to 1930, when the pigment production company was founded by Isaku Okumura, the company’s 2018 turnover amounted to US$110 million, with a double-digit growth since 2014 when it was US$63 million.

International activity has been growing to reach 30% of the turnover.

There are five production sites in the world, three in Japan and two in France (Thépenier Pharma & Cosmetics and Nippon Shikizai France) and more than 60 people are engaged in Research & Development.

The Japanese company with production sites in Japan and France presents its know-how and products

Production in France The factories in France are located in Normandy and in Orléans and together occupy a surface area of 16,500 square metres (buildings) and have a total of 165 employees, with a total revenue of €20 million.

Thépenier produces pharma products, skincare and mascara, with GMP

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pharmaceutical, ISO 22716 and Cosmos Ecocert certification.

Nippon Shikizai France produces lip and powder products, with ISO 22716 and Cosmos Ecocert certification.

Thépenier has developed Blue Light Shield Mist, an efficient blue light shield to apply all day long to ensure maximum protection of the skin

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Tsuyoshi Hasuo, President Thépenier Pharma & Cosmetics and Nippon Shikizai France

light is one of the first causes of this phenomenon. The formula contains Indian chestnut flower extract, Indian Ginseng roots, highly powerful reticulated hyaluronic acid and seaweed extract. Thépenier’s iCream has a formula that is absorbed very quickly by the skin, without any feeling of stickiness or greasiness.

It contains Green ester, for a soft touch and immediate nourishing sensation and a hybrid emulsifying agent which leaves a light protective film for soft and comfortable hands.

Its In&Out Pollution Cleanser is a thick oil-like gel that is transformed into a milk when it is rinsed off.

The touch of the formula and the finish on the skin are silicone-like for maximum sensoriality and comfort after application. When massaged on the face, carbon microbeads softly scrub the skin and remove pollution.

This soft cleaner leaves skin clean without tugging or drying the skin.

It contains oil of prairie pearls, carbon microbeads and glycerine, squalene and plant esters.

and the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and marks. Sun care products in Japan must have a texture that is very pleasant on the skin, fresh and, unlike the old think and sticky creams of the past and they must be transparent, without leaving white traces.

Nippon Shikizai’s answers are Fresh UV Gel SPF50 PA++++ (ENFG-12A), a gel with a transparent texture and very high resistance to water, and Non Chemical Watery UV Cream SPF50 PA++++ (AMGUV-N50WG-NS16),

a fine and light cream which does not leave white traces on the face with mineral filters and again, very high resistance to water.

The Transparent Stick SPF50+ PA++++ (ACST-96UV) is easy and practical to use, both under and on top of make-up, while the Loose Powder SPF50 (Non-Cemical) (LPNC-094) is an SPF50 mineral powder without chemical filters and without nanoparticles which protects from UVA and UVB rays with a light and silky texture.

Nippon Shikizai is also specialized in mascara, having developed a 3W (Warm Water Washable) Mascara in 2003, which lengthens and gives volume to lashes. A 3W (Warm Water Washable) Liquid Eye Liner has a fine brush for application, a long-lasting formula and allows drawing fine lines and thicker strokes, as well as obtaining a cat’s eyes effect.

from the blue light of computers and smartphones. The mist format is extremely practical and it can be applied on bare skin or on top of make-up. With 99.3% of natural ingredients, the formula includes Indian Ginseng roots, plankton extract, mineral extract of Malachite, glycerin and biosaccharides. For the specific area of the eye contour, Thépenier has also developed a Blue Light Shield Eyelid Gel. The eye contour is where the first lines and wrinkles appear and blue

Beauty the Japanese way The eternal aesthetic of Japanese beauty is in perfect balance between technology and tradition and could well revolutionize the whole concept of beauty.

For Japanese women, fair skin is fundamental therefore protection from the sun is essential, with sun care products and foundations with high SPFs (even SPF50+ PA++++) to reduce exposure to ultra-violet rays and avoid photo-ageing

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LAUNCH

Sarya Couture Makeup A journey into health and beauty, in the constant search for pure formulations offering high performance makeup products.

Created taking the future to heart, Sarya was conceived to accompany confident women in their life, offering safe, natural and organic products to nurture the skin and enhance first of all natural beauty.

Each product features high-performance antioxidants, natural vitamins and essential oils, and Sarya is proud to be a transparent brand, making no compromises and based on the idea of purity and transparency.

Sarya presents a line of natural, moisturizing lipsticks, leaving hydrated and soft lips all day long; four different shades of eyeshadows, for a silky and velvety finish on your eyes; and a line of vegan brushes designed to improve the finish of your makeup.

All products are Made in Italy, with ingredients sourced throughout the world and selected for their beneficial and effective properties, and manufactured in organic and natural certified labs.

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The vivid and long lasting shades are bold, fashionable, and really hard to resist, and the trendy design and contemporary look set it apart from the conventional organic beauty.

Sarya is your tailor-made beauty at hand.

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VALERIE KAMINOV – BIOGRAPHY Having spent over twenty years working with a vast array of luxury, premium and niche beauty brands and fragrances, Valerie has extensive knowledge and practical experience of their supply, distribution and retail, pertinent commercial practices and consumer habits on a global and local basis.

Her expertise has been highly valued by multi-national organizations, SMEs, start-ups, privately owned companies and financial investors.

Certified in Corporate Governance from INSEAD Business School, Valerie has the remarkable ability to successfully set the company’s strategic direction, often across diverse product markets and geographies, and monitor the firm’s risk profile.

As a qualified Non-Executive Director who was awarded the prestigious Financial Times Post-Graduate Diploma, Valerie Kaminov is highly trained in corporate governance and is an experienced NED and Director enabling her to have an holistic understanding of boards.

She advises both as a consultant and an NED. Valerie’s experience earned her a reputation with major players in the industry who hired her to establish them globally.

Her expertise in brand evaluation, acquisition due diligence, risk assessment and commercial growth has been highly valued by Private Equity Funds, multi-national organizations and financial investors.

She is also dedicated to passing her knowledge along through a range of conferences and events.

Valerie has been a guest speaker at the non-profit organization CEW’ Mentoring Services where leading executives offer insights into beauty industry issues and inspiration for professional growth.

As the International Manufacturers & Distributors Forum (IMF) Master of Ceremony, Valerie organizes one of its kind conference in Europe, key global gathering for manufacturers, brand owners and distributors to come together and discuss the challenges facing the industry and their businesses by giving the attendees unlimited networking opportunities.

calling time on plastic pollution

The beauty industry is a glittering, glamorous world of lotions, potions and brightly coloured bottles on bathroom shelves. Everything seems so pretty from the outside… but it has an ugly side. In 2018, Zero Waste Week – an annual awareness campaign – reported that more than 120 billion units of packaging were produced every year by the global beauty industry, most of which are not recyclable. In the time it takes you to cleanse your face, one truckload-worth of plastic is dumped in the ocean. The beauty industry has officially been recognized as one of the worst offenders when it comes to the overuse of plastic packaging, of which an alarming percentage is non-recyclable. This plastic packaging will end up in landfills and waterways where it will remain for centuries, causing toxicity to our oceans, rivers, lakes, beaches and lands. Most plastic items will never fully disappear they will just get smaller and smaller. They will be swallowed by animals mistaking them for food, making their way back onto our dinner plates and into our tap water. Today, we have become addicted to disposable plastics and it is having severe consequences on our environment.

In total, half of all plastic produced is designed to be used only once and then thrown away. Around the globe, one million plastic water bottles are purchased every minute and 5 trillion single-use plastic bags are used every year. These worrying trends are intensifying each day. As you read through this article, plastic waste continues to clog sewers and provides breeding grounds for mosquitoes and pests, increasing the transmission of vectorborne diseases like malaria.

Plastic packaging will end up in landfills and waterways where it will remain for centuries, causing toxicity to our oceans, rivers, lakes, beaches and lands.

REPORT So how did we even get here? In the past century, plastic production has ballooned.

It's cheap, light, strong, and versatile making it no surprise that it has become so popular.

But plastic consumption has heavily contributed to climate change by polluting our waters and threatening our wildlife.

Since the early fifties, researchers estimate that more than 8.3 billion tons of plastic have been produced, with 60% of it having ended up in either a landfill or in the natural environment.

The rate of plastic production has grown faster than that of any other material.

But where does plastic come from exactly?

More than 99% of the plastic we use is produced from chemicals derived from non-renewable resources including oil, coal and natural gas.

By 2050, if current trends continue, the plastic industry is expected to account for 20% of the world’s total oil consumption.

Plastic Consumption, An Uncontrollable Experiment Gone Wrong Plastic pollution has become one of the biggest environmental concerns.

While it might seem like plastic waste is inevitable in the world we live in today, each one of us can help with tackling the plastic pollution issue by being aware of its dangers and taking steps to reduce waste.

As the population grows, the amount of disposable plastic products, including beauty products, continues to increase at a worrying rate.

While it might seem like plastic waste is inevitable in the world we live in today, each one of us can help with tackling the plastic pollution issue by being aware of aits dangers and taking steps to reduce waste.

Plastic is dangerous and it’s found all over the planet. It contains toxic pollutants that damage the environment and contaminate our land, water, and air in the long-run. Today, 300 billion pieces of plastic waste can be found in the once-pristine Arctic and on various remote islands in the Pacific, making it the highest concentration of plastic pollution in the world. Less than a fifth of all plastic gets recycled globally. In the U.S., it’s less than 10%. There are 500 times more pieces of microplastic in the sea than there are stars in our galaxy. By 2050, it is estimated that there will be more plastic than fishes in the ocean, with 99% of all the seabirds on the planet having consumed some. To sea turtles, plastic bags in the water can look like jellyfish. To seagulls, floating plastic bags on the surface of water can appear to be a tasty snack. Marine litter has harmed more than 700 marine species so far, with some predicting it to be the 6th mass extinction of life on Earth. If this doesn’t make you flinch, think about the fish you eat for dinner. You have very probably already eaten some of the plastic that’s been thrown in the ocean and of course, just as it is for animals, plastic finding its way into our body tissues can have harmful consequences. But that’s not all.

Plastic microparticles contained in synthetic clothing and beauty products are washed away into the sewage system. While a huge percentage passes through treatment plants and ends up in the sea, the rest of the particles are caught up in the sewage used to fertilize fields. After it dries out, it may get picked up by the wind and blown about, polluting the air we breathe.

The Beauty Industry is Drowning the Earth in Plastic The beauty industry has officially been recognized as one of the worst offenders when it comes to the overuse of plastic packaging, a high ratio of which is non-recyclable. The industry also utilises plastic ingredients in a wide variety of products.

The plastic materials we are referring to include synthetic, non-degradable, water insoluble solid materials made up of polymers mixed with additives to give materials the desired properties and functionalities. But many of these plastic particles found in beauty products – including thermoplastics, silicones and polymers - are so small they are invisible to the naked eye. These materials have various functions such as film formation, viscosity regulation, skin conditioning and emulsion stabilizing to name just a few and can be found in a wide range of beauty products including shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, wrinkle creams, moisturizers, shaving cream, sunscreen, facial masks, makeup and even children’s bubble bath.

The Start of Government Positive Action The world is slowly waking up to the problem with governments starting to act, from running public awareness campaigns, to offering incentives for recycling and from introducing levies to banning certain products outright.

In the last few years, national and local governments around the globe have started adopting policies to reduce the use of disposable plastic; and the number continues to grow.

The world is slowly waking up to the problem with governments starting to act

In the United Kingdom, shifts have been noticeable since 2015. The government has pledged to make sure that recyclable plastic is actually recycled and to build the necessary infrastructure that is needed. Plastic bags in supermarkets now cost 5p and advertisements discouraging the use of single-use plastic bottles have become common.

More recently, it has banned microbeads (summer 2018). But it is important to highlight that many of the synthetic polymers found in cosmetic formulations do not fulfil the criteria for microbeads and microplastic.

The WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature) has been welcoming the governmental pledges but keeps emphasizing on the fact that big companies producing the plastic waste in the first place should be taking responsibility for all the toxic material choking our oceans and killing our wildlife. Greenpeace has pointed out how many of the leading consumer brands involved in the beauty industry have no plans of reducing their overall plastic output in the near future. While the industry is slowly responding to consumers’ concerns about the impact of plastic waste, the individual commitments being made by the companies to date just don’t go far enough.

The problem is that leading beauty brands have already produced more plastic waste than our recycling systems can cope with, with the overflow is being dumped in southeast Asia or burnt in incinerators.

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Together, they launched the Clean to Skin, Clean to Planet campaign to raise awareness on the importance of preserving access to clean waters and keeping beaches plastic-free.

Remember, just because something is recyclable doesn’t mean it will be recycled.

But it’s not only the plastic particles that are harming the environment.

Harmful skincare ingredients include BHA and BHT, two popular toxic preservatives often found in moisturizers and makeup that tend to bio-accumulate and kill aquatic organisms.

Another toxic chemical is the oxybenzone, which is often found in sunscreen and contributes to the destruction of coral reefs.

With profits, often being the core focus of many global beauty brands, only relatively minor changes in the way companies are tackling sustainability and actively finding alternatives to packaging materials have seen daylight.

Positive action has just started but the truth is, we all need to take part in it and do more.

On June 5th, the world celebrates the World Environment Day, with the United Nations calling on people around the globe to take concrete actions to beat plastic pollution.

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Beauty Brands Are Leading the Way Multinational corporations have promised changes but consumers are still being exposed to the health risks caused by the microplastics present in beauty products.

All large multinationals in the industry still add these microplastics – pieces of plastic smaller than 5 millimetres in size to their cosmetics.

The United Nations Environmental Program has revealed that there are 67 different types of microplastics used in cosmetics, making it almost impossible for consumers to buy plastic-free products from big groups.

Consumers therefore take part – unwittingly – in the growing plastic soup in our oceans; and because of their extremely small size, these microplastics are not filtered out of our waste water, causing us to increasingly be exposed to important health risks.

If this wasn’t enough, plastic does not decay and is often a source of toxins, particularly endocrine disruptors and plasticizers.

So far, products have not been designed with these facts in mind.

But the industry is waking up to the problem and brands are starting to act.

Boots, one of the U.K.’s leading beauty shopping destinations, with over 400 brands has started carrying the Pack Recycling Logo along with other recycling guidance to ensure consumers start engaging with recycling plastic.

In addition to this, Boots has also committed to reducing single-use plastic by welcoming the U.K. Plastic Pact – working towards best practices, packaging redesigns and recycling options.

Other beauty brands including MAC, through its MAC Programme initiative, have started offering incentives to customers with recycling systems.

Every time customers return six primary packaging containers; they will receive a free lipstick. Le Labo, high-end perfumer encourages customers to bring back their empty bottle to the P.O.S. for a refill and in return, gives 20% off the final price.

Hourglass and Dior have also launched their first refillable lipsticks.

Such incentives seem to be a positive drive for change, with more than 25% of British consumers saying they would be more inclined to live a sustainable lifestyle if they were rewarded through incentives.

But the brand that has caught our attention the most is REN Clean Skincare.

The London-based skincare brand has always challenged innovation in its category.

From its inception, back in 2000, REN has had at its heart the objective to deliver high-performance results-focused products which avoid any skin unfriendly and toxic ingredients.

By saying no to harsh chemicals and waste since the very beginning, REN has led the way in finding new ways of improving positive impact on the world.

Ahead of Earth Day 2018, the brand announced its partnership with the Surfers Against Sewage – an organization committed to protecting beaches and ocean from toxic waste.

Together, they launched the Clean to Skin, Clean to Planet campaign to raise awareness on the importance of preserving access to clean waters and keeping beaches plastic-free. REN has since encouraged its customers, retailers and employees both in America and the U.K. to participate in more than 300 Surfrider Beach Cleanups.

So far, more than 1,600 beach cleanups have been organized, welcoming about 70,000 volunteers and recording more than 27,000 plastic bottles – not including debris – intercepted and recycled.

REPORT As part of the #GivingTuesday campaign, REN also gave £5 of every order to the organizations, helping them to keep their efforts going to get cleaner beaches, oceans and spread the word. Impressive, right?

But the brand didn’t stop there.

It organized its own Black Friday Cleanup, giving back 4 days, 18 hours of its employee’s time for each order taken during the Black Friday week. To show its Clean to Planet ethos goes beyond the act of helping out to clean beaches, it also partnered with TerraCycle, leading innovator in recycling to create a new 100% recycled bottle – 20% of which will be plastic collected by global NGO’s from oceans, rivers, lakes and beaches – for its Atlantic Kelp and Magnesium Body Wash products, in homage to its sustainable ocean-sourced bio actives.

The bottles will, in turn, be recyclable.

To further reduce the environmental impact of these Ocean Plastic Bottles, their pump, which contains a metal spring, has been replaced with a metal-free pump, making it even easier to recycle.

To show its Clean to Planet ethos goes beyond the act of helping out to clean beaches, it also partnered with TerraCycle, leading innovator in recycling to create a new 100% recycled bottle – 20% of which will be plastic collected by global NGO’s from oceans, rivers, lakes and beaches

This comes at a time when plastic consumption has reached a crisis state. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is said to be 4 to 16 times larger than previously estimated and contains approximately 80 thousand tons of plastic. This toxic floating island has become a striking symbol of the urge to act to save our environment and the wildlife that inhabits it.

At the end of the year, REN also took centre stage at Stylist Live, where it showcased its products on sustainable stands made from upcycled materials including repurposed scaffolding and compressed wood chips.

There, it was able to collect over 1,000 customer empties for recycling that were traded in for samples.

Last but not the least, the brand teamed up with environmental activist Lizzie Carr to become REN Clean to Planet Hero.

It supported her to become the first person to successfully paddleboard the Hudson River in New York. With community help, Lizzie was able to geotag over 2,000 samples of plastic waste collected and logged into Plastic Patrol, while educating guests on the environmental effects of plastic pollution and the importance of recycling.

REN Clean Skincare has become one of the first prestige skincare brands to offer consumers a product in a 100% recycled bottle containing reclaimed ocean plastic.

As REN progresses towards its 2021 Zero Waste goal, additional programmes and initiatives will be announced in the near future.

To get there, the brand pledged to remove all unnecessary packaging and make all packaging completely recyclable. In addition to this, it will choose recycled plastic over making new plastic for products and will let customers choose whether they would like their products housed in refillable or reusable packaging.

In the not-too-distant past, beauty products did not involve any plastic packaging: perfumes, a symbol of luxury, were packaged in elaborate glass containers, soaps came in bars and hair-care products were powders or pomades packaged in small jars.

During the mid-20th century, however, the beauty and personal care industry, along with many other industries, jumped on the full-speed plastics bandwagon. Plastic was revolutionary: it could be moulded in packaging that was sturdy, flexible and most of all, light, making it easier for once heavy and delicate glass containers to be transported further and more easily. Fast-forward to 2019, the beauty and personal care industry ’s plastic footprint has exploded. In the U.S. alone, the amount of plastic packaging has increased by over 100 times since the sixties with approximately 70% of that waste piling up in landfills.

Shampoo, lotions, deodorants, cleansers, you name it, they all come in hard plastic cases, often fully or partly unrecyclable. The excessive and pervasive use of plastic packaging is becoming too much. We have come to be dependent on it and we are drowning in it. Each year, 12 million tons of plastic will end up in the sea, with only 9% of all plastic waste being recycled. In the last year alone, more than 700 marine species have been found entangled in plastic. These are scary statistics, but if you thought only the packaging was made out plastic, think twice: the packaging is only the visible tip of the iceberg. Scrubs, shower gels and toothpastes are just some of the products containing the biggest amounts of microbeads solid plastic particles of less than one millimetre frequently made of polyethylene, polypropylene or polystyrene, mainly used because of their exfoliating properties. A single shower, according to the product used, could result in 100,000 plastic particles entering the ocean. More types of plastics are added to beauty products, other than the classic plastic microbeads including polyethylene, polypropylene or nylon.

These microplastics, once released into the environment, not only persist for centuries but also cause particle toxicity in diverse biological systems. Only recently have governments started to take a stand against plastic pollution.

Many large beauty companies have also started to respond to changing consumer behaviours by making commitments to phase out plastic particles by 2020. Interesting alternatives have begun to appear with the invention of biodegradable and bio-sourced plastics, but efforts and results remain to be proven.

Some companies - including REN Skincare, Neal’s Yard Remedies and Aveda - are trying to pare down their plastic footprint by reconsidering their products, packaging and supply chains. In the coming years, the industry will undertake substantial efforts to go forward with proactive and voluntary initiatives.

Refills are available for washing up liquid and fabric conditioner, why not shampoo, conditioner and cleansers? Through research, investment and reformulation great progress will be made. The results achieved so far, through lengthy, complex and costly processes have demonstrated outstanding progress towards the industry’s objective of removing all plastic particles by 2020.

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Cosmoprof Asia, the leading b2b international beauty trade show in Asia, turns 24 this November. The success of the “One Fair, Two Venues” formula is well reflected in the results of the last edition: 5% growth in number of exhibitors to 3,030 companies from 53 countries and regions, and 4.2% growth of visiting number to 87,284 professionals from 135 countries and regions across the two exhibition venues. This year, Cosmopack Asia running from 12 to 14 November at AsiaWorld-Expo (AWE), will showcase leading supply chain companies: ingredients and raw materials, contract manufacturing and private labels, packaging, machinery and solutions for the beauty industry. Cosmoprof Asia at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre (HKCEC), scheduled from 13 to 15 November, will host over 2,000 branded products in Perfumery and Cosmetics, Beauty Salon and Spa, Nail & Accessories, Hair Salon, Natural & Organic.

COSMOPROF asia 2019 Leader for quality b2b

The continued strength of the Asian market has been driving more and more international companies interested in optimizing business opportunities to this booming market.

Market research provider Euromonitor reports the Asia Pacific region currently makes up 32% of the global beauty market and has an expected CAGR of 6.7% over the next five years.

Year on year, Cosmoprof Asia has established itself as the ideal platform for companies to capture growth and expansion in the region, and organisers expect a general growth for the next edition of up to 5% more exhibition space and exhibitors. But what, exactly, is driving the Asia Pacific cosmetics boom?

The rise of product innovation, the appeal of natural and organic cosmetics and the emerging online sales are regarded as the key contributors.

This year’s Cosmoprof Asia designed its special initiatives with a focus on these aspects.

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activities in Asia-Pacific

Beauty Innovation on the Rise in Asia It’s no surprise to see product and packaging innovation are on the rise in Asia and are becoming a major driving force of the market growth in the region. As the trend-setting event in Asia, Cosmoprof Asia provides attendees the hub to discover the latest product innovation not just from the show floor but also from the well recognized industrial awards.

The Awards were created in partnership with international trend agency BEAUTYSTREAMS to recognise the most outstanding product from Cosmopack and Cosmoprof Asia. Another reference point for innovation will be the CosmoTrends report curated in partnership with global trend agencies. This trend bible is a must-have guide for all in the beauty industry to learn about new trends in Asian markets, and innovations and technologies that underline top trending products available at the two exhibition venues.

All the shortlisted products will be showcased onsite at a specially designed gallery to gain the best attention from media, beauty influencers, buyers and industry leaders.

Natural and Organic Beauty In response, the Natural and Organic sector at Hall 3G of HKCEC will showcase a wide array of best-selling natural and organic certified skincare, cosmetics, beauty products and supplements from more than 130 brands from Australia, France, Japan, Korea, Italy, New Zealand, Poland, USA and UK. E-Commerce and Education The scale and growth rate of ecommerce in Asia really sets it apart from other parts of the globe.

China alone is the largest e-commerce market in the world. Thanks to digital transformation, e-commerce in other Asian countries such as India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam is also growing exponentially. For international sellers, Asia-based marketplaces are key gateways to this region of the world.

The event’s highly-regarded Cosmotalks education platform will have a dedicated session for Asian e-commerce providers. As the most connected and dynamic beauty, health and wellness platform in Asia, Cosmoprof Asia is the ideal expo for related companies in Asia and the world to meet, network and do business.

ARTISTIC PERFUMERY FLASH NEWS

FICO NERO DI SARDEGNA JOINS THE ITALIAN HERITAGE COLLECTION

BY SIMONE ANDREOLI In this recent collection, Simone Andreoli puts the spotlight on the beauty of Italian tradition and history.

The latest fragrance to join the collection, which like Zest di Sorrento and Mandorla di Noto, comes in a new packaging in shades of blue, with golden details and a redesigned logo.

Each of the fragrances is constructed around a typical product that becomes the main element of the fragrance and the icon of a whole nation. In its simplicity the fruit of the land is the central theme of these scents.

In these creations, Simone Andreoli celebrates his origins and Italian lifestyle with fragrances that are linked to local areas and the simplest of excellences.

Fico Nero di Sardegna, Eau de parfum Intense, features the inebriating fragrance of black figs of Chia, in Sardinia, which the perfumer has exalted with notes of peach and coconut milk. This fragrance celebrates Mediterranean nature, the wellbeing and breath-taking sunsets of an island that is emotion for the eyes. The almost erotic notes evoke a fig that is so sweet and ripe that is disintegrates in the fingers, in an invitation to give up to passion and let the heat of the sun and the emotions penetrate the skin.

CARTHUSIA WINS THE INTESA SANPAOLO “IMPRESE VINCENTI” PRIZE

The native Parisian make-up artist Violette has recently been appointed Global Beauty Director, collaborating on product development, digital content creation, education and training and public relations initiatives. Content created through this partnership will be shown on Estée Lauder’s digital and social channels as well as Violette’ YouTube channel violette.fr and Instagram account @violette_fr. Violette will star in how-to videos for the brand, sharing her point of view on her favourite make-up looks and beauty products. Now living in Brooklyn New York, Violette has worked with renowned photographers and is a regular contributor to publications such as the American and international editions of Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, W, T magazine and violetgrey.com.

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