November 20, 2024by james.runkle@drummondst.com james.runkle@drummondst.com No Comments

Eight Award-Worthy Skin Care Ingredients You Need to Know

Experts review the finalists of this year’s Supplier’s Award — and reveal three emerging formulation trends.

BY Genevieve Monsma | PUBLISHED November 19, 2024

CEW and The New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists have collaborated since 2017 to spotlight the most innovative beauty ingredients. This year is no exception. A recent webinar revealed what a panel of judges say are the formula world’s brightest stars, all of which are contenders for this year’s Supplier’s Award: Ingredients & Formulation, presented by NYSCC. Here, learn about them, and also the three trends emerging in cosmetic chemistry. Don’t miss the announcement of this year’s Supplier’s Award winner on November 21, as part of CEW’s 2024 Beauty Awards.

Bio Component Research Bakuchiol Ester BCR

What it is: This blend of bakuchiol, a plant-based alternative to retinol — plus salicylic acid and vitamin F glyceryl ester — is delivered via a controlled delivery system. The aim: to improve skin’s texture, tone, and health, all without irritation.

Why it’s innovative: “What makes Bakuchiol Ester BCR unique is that this is a retinol alternative with good clinical efficacy, and it’s gentle enough for sensitive skin,” said Ron Robinson, founder and CEO, BeautyStat Cosmetics. “It combines bakuchiol with salicylic acid and vitamin F, a group of essential fatty acids that helps to maintain a healthy skin barrier. Also, retinol is typically unstable, but this ingredient is not, and it delivers great results in a time-released manner.”

Clariant CycloRetin

What it is: Made from prince ginseng, this ingredient is said to mimic retinol without irritation. It has been shown to outperform bakuchiol when it comes to reducing skin sagging and it shows results similar to retinol, improving firmness and radiance after 28 days and reducing the appearance of wrinkles in just 14 days.

Why it’s innovative: “This is another ingredient that’s acting like a retinoid without irritation,” said Robinson. “Retinoid is one of the gold standard ingredients in skin care and it delivers great anti-aging benefits, but it can sensitize the skin.”

dsm-firmenich Eterwell Youth

What it is: A powerful senolytic solution made from 100% organic willow herb, this complex targets senescent (aging) cells to reverse skin damage and reduce signs of aging. Studies show it makes skin appear two years younger in just two weeks and six years younger in as little as three months. Benefits include an improvement in the appearance of wrinkles, firmness, and the overall appearance of the skin.

Why it’s innovative: “This ingredient takes a revolutionary approach to treating aging skin by using a senolytic concept to selectively eliminate senescent cells and mitigate the damage from senescence inducers like UV exposure, pollution, and other environmental aggressors,” said Tatyana Tabakman, Technical Innovation Director, Orveon Global.

“Eterwell Youth had really impressive studies in vitro, ex vivo, and clinical studies,” added Toussaint Jordan, Marketing Manager, Solabia USA + Applechem. “In the clinicals, they did a three-month, double-blind study, with twice daily application of a cream containing 3% of Eterwell Youth. They were able to show a visible reduction in wrinkles, skin firmness and elasticity. It’s also worth noting that they tested on skin types 2 to 5. Normally, the testing happens on just Asian and Caucasian skin, which are types 1 to 4. So that inclusivity was really thoughtful.”

Evonik Vecollage Fortify L

What it is: A vegan collagen polypeptide, this ingredient helps strengthen the skin’s barrier, improves resilience, and boosts key proteins in the skin to support, repair, and reduce signs of aging.

Why it’s innovative: “Vegan beauty has become an important market trend for the consumer who is looking for non-animal derived ingredients. This particular vegan collagen is made from biofermentation with renewable resources, not from petrochemicals,” said Tao Zheng, Executive Director, Advanced Technologies – SPF & Makeup Innovation, The Estée Lauder Companies. “The company provided in vitro, ex vivo, and in vivo testing results that showed significant anti-aging efficacy at different levels.”

Givaudan Illuminyl 388

What it is: This augmented polyphenol is based on green tea’s most iconic molecule, EGCG, and it leverages biotech expertise in cell-free glycosylation to generate a new brightening active.

Why it’s innovative: “This is another example of biofermentation,” said Zheng. “It combines the traditional EGCG molecule with sugars to create a brand-new molecule that improves solubility, stability, and skin bioavailability. In addition, as a prebiotic active, Illuminyl 388 balances the microbiome, and in clinical studies, it showed better age-spot reduction in darker skin than vitamin C.

Trautec SRHC Type XVII

What it is: A recombinant collagen, this ingredient helps repair skin damage, boost collagen production, and prevent hair loss, showing better results than minoxidil in clinical trials.

Why it’s innovative: “Collagen is one of those ingredients that usually has a high molecular weight and is difficult to get to penetrate the skin and actually do anything. But this one seems to be different,” said Robinson. “This is a recombinant collagen, which is a synthesized collagen created via a fermentation process. In vitro testing shows that it can increase skin’s proteins, repair skin and prevent hair loss. I think this product has some broad applications to both anti-aging treatments as well as hair and scalp treatments.”

LucasMeyer Cosmetic Corneopeptyl

What it is: This formulation mimics the LCE6A protein to strengthen the skin’s barrier and reduce permeability and water loss. Using AI and a patented algorithm, this ingredient was demonstrated to reduce signs of aging and make skin look up to four years younger.

Why it’s innovative: “Corneopeptyl is interesting for a variety of reasons,” said Eileen Kim, Head of U.S. Innovation and Research, Chanel. “It’s sustainable and was developed based on green chemical principles. It’s also efficacious. It’s a biomimetic peptide, so it mimics a newly discovered protein, LCE 68, which helps to reduce signs of aging and reinforces and protects the skin barrier function. Also, interestingly, they used AI and combined that with an algorithm to demonstrate the ingredient’s efficacy. After 28 days, of one application per day, the skin looked up to two years younger and up to four years in some cases.”

Presperse EstoGel Green

What it is: A natural, plant-based gelling agent, this ingredient is derived from green algae and is designed to provide smooth texture and enhance hydration in cosmetic formulations. It offers a sustainable, eco-friendly alternative to synthetic thickeners, making it ideal for creating clean-label high-performance skincare products.

Why it’s innovative: “It’s very difficult to find gelling agents that help with formula textures and stabilities that are not synthetic. So, a sustainable solution is a real need in our industry today, and EstoGel Green is a great answer,” said Kim.

“I’d just add that ingredients like EstoGel Green are unsung hero ingredients in formulations. I’m glad suppliers are innovating around these types of products that can help with stability, gelling, etc.,” said Robinson.

What’s next in cosmetic chemistry?

The judges shared their predictions for the next big thing:

Personalization “Consumers want things that fit their specific needs — their skin tone, type, and conditions. I’ve also seen personalization for specific skin tones, like the needs of melanated skin, etc. I think that’s something that companies will continue to tap into in the future.” — Jordan

The power of longevity proteins “One of the biggest trends now is tapping into longevity research and applying it to skincare formulation. Estée Lauder has been at the forefront of this movement, and we’ve been focusing on research that seeks to understand the biology of skin aging and technology to slow or even reverse the sign of aging. One of the key innovations we’ve been working on is this selectivity ILP technology, which is inspired by ongoing research into longevity proteins.” — Zheng

Gentler versions of gold-standard ingredients “We are seeing all these new retinoid-like products that deliver the benefits of retinoids without the negative side effects, such as irritation and increased sensitivity. We are also seeing this with another gold-standard ingredient that my company has pioneered: stabilized vitamin C. Next year, we have new launches with stabilized vitamin C that’s gentle enough for sensitive skin.” — Robinson

45th Annual NYSCC Suppliers’ Day Achieves Record-Breaking Attendance

June 2, 2024by james.runkle@drummondst.com james.runkle@drummondst.com No Comments

Leading Ingredient and Formulation Event for the Beauty Industry Filled with Inspiration, Innovation, and Celebration

(New York, NY, May 2024)—The New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists (NYSCC) 45^th Annual Suppliers’ Day came to a successful conclusion May 1 and 2, at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York. Showcasing thousands of ingredients and raw materials on a sold-out exhibit floor that housed in excess 103,000 net square feet of exhibits while attracting 11,085 registrants, representing 72 countries, Suppliers’ Day 2024 enjoyed nearly an 8% increase in overall attendance – more than 35% increase since its move to NYC in 2017.

“The beauty community truly showed up for Suppliers’ Day with our theme “INSPIRE. INNOVATE. CELEBRATE.” evident end-to-end at the Javits Center,”

said Amber Evans, Chair of NYSCC. “Every element of product development was on display and optimism and excitement for growth and innovation in all product categories was high.”

In addition to an exhibit floor that featured 567 exhibiting companies including 139 new exhibitors, Suppliers’ Day unique in-classroom technical and marketing education programs attracted 523 conference delegates, its largest audience to date. Popular programs included the Scientific Advisory Committee curated courses on hair, biotechnology, and nutricosmetics, as well as sessions on fragrance, opportunities and challenges in the cosmetic industry, Chinese innovations, mircobiome, and fragrance. Essential Suppliers’ Day programming on World of Chemistry, Digital Age of Beauty and Discover Sustainability were also well received as well as the innovations from exhibitors and special sessions on current beauty innovations, Latina and California product development updates, sustainable developments in the cosmetic sector, influencer panel and more.

A special Keynote Presentation with L’OREAL’s Dr. Qian Zheng, Senior VP Head of Advanced Research North America & Global Regenerative Beauty Discovery Domain in conversation with Kathryn Hopkins, Senior Beauty Editor of WWD, on L’ORÉAL’S Green Sciences Revolution took place on May 2.

The highest number of students also participated in the Future Chemists Workshop with more than 100 students, from 32 colleges and universities across the country, formulating an antioxidant primer. The NYSCC Mentorship Mixer and Career Development Program connected members with mentees looking to enhance their professional development and career in cosmetic chemistry.

New this year was the INSPIRATION ZONE where attendees were able to touch and feel the ingredients of tomorrow. These ingredients were selected by BEAUTYSTREAMS senior trend analysts and forecasters.

The NYSCC Awards Night event took place on May 1st at LAVAN Midtown and revealed the eight finalists of the CEW Beauty Award for Supplier’s Ingredients and Formulation: Bakuchiol Ester BCR by Bio Component Research; CycloRetin by Clariant; ETERWELL™ YOUTH by DSM Firmenich; Vecollage™ Fortify L by Evonik Corporation; Illuminyl™ 388 by Givaudan; Corneopeptyl™ by Lucas Meyer Cosmetics; EstoGel® Green by Presperse Corporation; and SRHC Type XVII by Trautec. The winner will be announced at the CEW Beauty Awards Luncheon on November 21, 2024.

The INDIE 360° Pavilion was again a popluar destination for attendees with 16 brands participating and featuring a Latina beauty capsule. Ziba Beauty, founded by Sumita Batra, was this year’s INDIE 360° People’s Choice Award, for its modern signature brow collection.

Four sci-comm influencers also walked the exhibit floor to select their top three ingredients worthy of the new Suppliers’ Day Ingredient Maverick Award. The influencer awards went to:

Erica Douglas: @sisterscientist

Serenibiome, Solabia Labs

RejuveNAD, Mibelle Biochemistry

DYNASAN CrystalCONTROL L, IOI OLEOCHEMICAL

Ginger King: @thebeautysharkginger

ETERWELL YOUTH, DSM-Firmenich

Epi-On, Corum, Inc.

SHILOXOME, Provital

Ramon Pagan: @glowbyramon

ILLUMISCIN-GLOW, Rahn USA Corp

Citripol F, P2 Science

ScentARC Prebiotic, Arcaea

Jane Tsui, @janethechemist

IntenCfy, Barnet Products

UPSALITE, Disruptive Materials USA Inc.

Granactive Retinoid Pro+, Grant Industries

Plans are underway for the 2025 NYSCC Suppliers’ Day taking place June 3 & 4, again at the Javits Center, with 87% exhibitor floor already resigned. The event will be moving to the expansive third level of the convention center and will include new activations and strengthened industry partnerships to create the best global ingredients event for the industry. For more information about NYSCC visit www.nyscc.org. For 2025 Suppliers’ Day exhibitor and sponsorship information email: suppliersday@nyscc.org.

NYSCC Suppliers’ Day Announces Keynote Presentation with Qian Zheng, SVP, Head of Advanced Research North America, L’Oréal

April 29, 2024by james.runkle@drummondst.com james.runkle@drummondst.com No Comments

NYSCC Suppliers’ Day Announces Keynote Presentation with Qian Zheng, SVP, Head of Advanced Research North America, L’Oréal

Media Contact: Annie Scully, 201-310-9252, press@nyscc.org

Leading Beauty Ingredients and Formulation Tradeshow and Conference Takes Place May 1 & 2 at the Javits Center in New York

(New York, NY, April 2024)—NYSCC (New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists) is excited to announce that Qian Zheng, MD, PhD, SVP, Head of Advanced Research North America & Global Regenerative Beauty Discovery Domain at L’Oréal’s Research & Innovation will participate in a special keynote presentation on Thursday, May 2nd at 9:00 am during Suppliers’ Day at the Javits Center in New York. This fireside chat will be moderated by Kathryn Hopkins, Senior Beauty Editor of WWD, focusing on “The Green Sciences Revolution: L’Oréal’s Commitment to Sustainable Innovation.”

“Our Green Sciences initiative is at the forefront of reshaping the future of beauty, combining nature-inspired science with cutting-edge technology,” said Qian Zheng, MD, PhD, SVP, Advanced Research North America & Global Regenerative Beauty Discovery Domain at L’Oréal. “I look forward to discussing how our pioneering efforts in this field are not just part of our strategy but a transformative influence on the entire beauty industry, propelling us towards a more sustainable and innovative tomorrow.”

Dr. Zheng will discuss L’Oréal’s strategic shift towards Green Sciences, which prioritizes sustainability alongside groundbreaking innovation. This approach leverages the latest advancements in sustainable cultivation, green extraction, green chemistry and biotechnology and fermentation to develop products that are both high-performing and environmentally responsible. By 2030, L’Oréal aims to significantly enhance the environmental profiles of its products in alignment with its ambitious L’Oréal for the Future program. By 2030, all the biobased ingredients used in the formulas and packaging materials will be traceable and come from sustainable sources. 95% of the ingredients will be bio-sourced, derived from abundant minerals (such as iron oxides or clays) or circular processes. Additionally, 100% of the products will be eco-designed. The keynote will explore how these efforts set new industry standards and drive positive change across the beauty sector.

Dr. Zheng is a seasoned innovation leader and a highly accomplished professional in the beauty and consumer care industry. With a deep passion for the intersection of science and beauty, Zheng is vital in advancing L’Oreal’s commitment to groundbreaking discoveries and sustainable and cutting-edge innovations to deliver transformative results for all consumers worldwide.

She received her MD from Peking University Health Sciences Center, China, with a focus on dermatology and dermatopathology. She then completed her PhD training in neuroscience and furthered her postdoctoral fellowship in skin development and pathology at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in the US. She has developed multiple in vitro and clinical models and systems to investigate and decode human dermatological conditions, including genetic disorders, wound healing
and tissue regeneration, inflammatory diseases, skin quality, and aging.

“Dr. Zheng’s achievements and influence within the science community is extensive. We are thrilled to have her as our keynote presenter and her conversation with Kathryn will be inspiring to Suppliers’ Day attendees and fuel their learning at the event,” said Dr. Amber Evans, Chair, NYSCC.

Suppliers’ Day, May 1-2, is the NYSCC flagship event and attracts participants working in R&D and product development for the biggest brand manufacturers in beauty and personal care as well as emerging independents. Additional educational programs offered this year will cover microbiome, hair care innovations, bio-technologies, fragrance, current cosmetic regulations, nutricosmetics, Chinese beauty market, innovations from exhibitors, hot topics, along with “Truth in Beauty: Sci-Comm Influencers Panel,” “Digital Age of Beauty,” “Discover Sustainability,” “World of Chemistry,” and “Indie 360”. Future Chemists Workshop, Mentorship program and a Career Fair will be held in support of young professionals in the industry. The NYSCC Industry Awards Night will take place on May 1^st at LAVAN Midtown and feature the announcement of the finalists of the CEW Supplier’s Beauty Award.

For more information on NYSCC Suppliers’ Day, the leading North American event for beauty and personal care product development and to attend, visit: https://nyscc.org/suppliers-day/.

Editor’s Note: To request a press badge for Suppliers’ Day contact Annie Scully: press@nyscc.org

NYSCC Suppliers’ Day INDIE 360° Pavilion to Feature Latina Beauty Capsule

April 26, 2024by james.runkle@drummondst.com james.runkle@drummondst.com No Comments

NYSCC Suppliers’ Day INDIE 360° Pavilion to Feature Latina Beauty Capsule

Media Contact: Annie Scully, 201-310-9252, press@nyscc.org

Leading Ingredients Trade Show & Conference, May 1 & 2 in New York, Spotlights Founders & Brands with Latin American Heritage

(New York, New York, April 2024)— The INDIE 360° Pavilion, dedicated to highlighting new to market indie beauty brands that have novel ingredients, formulations, and unique concepts, returns to NYSCC Suppliers’ Day with a focus on Latina innovations and founders. Taking place May 1 & 2, the NYSCC Suppliers’ Day, at the Javits Convention Center in New York, is a top ingredients and raw materials exhibition that attracts more than 10,000 global attendees involved in R&D, product development and marketing for the biggest brand manufacturers in beauty and personal care as well as emerging independents.

This year the pavilion features 16 beauty companies that showcase innovation across all categories including color cosmetics, fragrance, skin and body care, hair, and wellness. These brands are innovators in genderless and inclusive beauty, sustainability, multifunctionality, and ingredient transparency. The INDIE 360° Pavilion is hosted and curated in partnership with ACCESS BEAUTY INSIDERS led by exhibition and marketing industry veteran Daniela Ciocan. The INDIE 360° Pavilion participants included in the Latina Beauty Capsule:

Nopalera: champions Mexican Heritage through its clean collection of bath & body products powered by Mexico’s nopal cactus.

Sanara: luxurious spa and wellness rituals infused with the power of indigenous Latin American botanicals.

Seis Cosmetics: a culturally curated beauty brand offering a stunning array of lip products, from color cosmetics to lip care products, to cater to all skin tones.

Rounding out the INDIE 360 Pavilion participants are:

Ashunta Sheriff Beauty: a Black-owned brand at the forefront of innovation and inclusivity, creates makeup that caters to all skin tones and types.

Aum Perfume: each fragrance in the collection carries its own unique story, enriched with highly concentrated, top-tier fragrance oils.

Lash Spell: recognized for its commitment to enhancing consumers’ natural eyebrows and lashes, offering effective yet gentle products suitable for even the most sensitive users.

LUNAESCENT: touch-free skincare applicator/massager is designed to prevent contamination, preserve potency, prevent waste, and replace common skincare tools.

Jovy: the first EWG VERIFIED safe makeup made just for kids with light, shimmery colors and hypoallergenic formulas contain nourishing ingredients that protect young skin.

Magic Molecule: designed to create the optimal environment for your skin’s natural healing process.

Oui Beauty: a luxury skincare brand that was founded by a skincare professional to redefine luxury beauty and designed for realistic sustainability.

Prohibition Wellness: an inclusive line of self-care products designed for every body that harness the benefits of premium hemp seed oil and natural ingredients,

Skincare Junkie: powerful ingredients in just the right combinations and concentrations and the brainchild of award-winning NYC dermatologist Dr. Blair Rose.

SKINTELA: an inventive skincare brand, celebrating the diversity of all skin types and combining the best in skincare evolution with powerful formulas.

State of Change: a skin-loving solid fragrance brand rooted in thoughtful formulation and 100% ingredient transparency.

Topical Skin: a clean dermo-cosmetic line expertly crafted with cosmeceutical ingredients and designed to address multiple signs of aging.

Ziba Cosmetics: combines traditional eyebrow artistry with modern empowerment through its signature brow collection.

Complementing the INDIE 360° Pavilion focus this year will be a panel discussion on “Rooted in Beauty: Exploring Latina Heritage and Ingredient Innovation in Beauty Brands,” on Wednesday, May 1^st at 2:30pm in the Innovations Theater. Trailblazing entrepreneurs will share how their Latina heritage shapes their brands and fosters authentic connections with consumers as well as discuss how ingredients from Latin America shape their formulations.

The comprehensive INDIE 360° experience at Suppliers’ Day also includes a dedicated conference track, organized by IBA (Independent Beauty Association), that explores every angle of bringing an independent brand to market. Sessions will cover branding to consumers, contract manufacturing, supply chain, MoCRA 101 and more. A highlight of INDIE 360° will be the “People’s Choice Award,” where Suppliers’ Day attendees can vote for their favorite INDIE pavilion brand participant. This winner will be announced at a champagne toast at 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 2^rd.

Members of the press can join this year’s INDIE 360° VIP Media Tour to meet founders from all participating companies on Thursday, May 2^nd from 11:00 am as well as Inspiration Zone ingredient participants; RSVP required as only a limited number of spots are available.

Additional educational programs offered this year at Suppliers’ Day will cover microbiome, hair care innovations, bio-technologies, fragrance, current cosmetic regulations, nutricosmetics, Chinese beauty market, innovations from exhibitors and Inspiration Zone, beauty trends, California beauty market, along with “Truth in Beauty: Sci-Comm Influencers Panel,” “Digital Age of Beauty,” “Discover Sustainability,” and “World of Chemistry.” A special Keynote Presentation on The Green Sciences Revolution by Dr. Qian Zheng of L’Oreal will take place on May 2^nd. The NYSCC Industry Awards Night will take place on May 1^st at LAVAN Midtown and feature the announcement of the finalists of the CEW Supplier’s Beauty Award.

Editor’s Note: To request a press badge for Suppliers’ Day and RSVP for the INDIE 360° Media Tour contact Annie Scully: press@nyscc.org

Top Scientific & Marketing Education Presented at NYSCC Suppliers’ Day

April 24, 2024by james.runkle@drummondst.com james.runkle@drummondst.com No Comments

Top Scientific & Marketing Education Presented at NYSCC Suppliers’ Day

Media Contact: Annie Scully, 201-310-9252, press@nyscc.org

Leading Beauty and Personal Care Ingredients and Formulation Trade Show and Conference, May 1-2, at the Javits Center in New York City Filled with Inspiration, Innovation and Celebration

(New York, New York, April 2024)—The New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists (NYSCC) announces its educational program for Suppliers’ Day, taking place May 1-2, at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City. As North America’s most important and largest ingredients and formulation event, Suppliers’ Day will provide the latest trends, scientific findings, global ingredients, raw materials and solutions that will invigorate and accelerate beauty and personal care product developments.

Curated by the NYSCC Scientific Advisory Committee, along with support from industry partners, Suppliers’ Day will offer more than 100 hours of educational programming on the topics that are most pressing to those involved in formulations, sourcing, and marketing beauty and personal care products including:

-Presenters from Colgate-Palmolive, Ecru, Estee Lauder, L’Oreal, Nutrafol, Nielsen IQ, PerfectCorp., and Shiseido.

-Three half-day technical programs taking deep dives into: Hair: Inspiration & Innovation; Biotechnology in Beauty & Personal Care and Inspiration & Innovation in NutriCosmetics presented by the NYSCC Scientific Advisory Committee.

-Two lunch and learns on The Future of the Cosmetic Industry: Challenges & Opportunities and Fragrance: The Invisible Art.

–INDIE 360°, led by IBA, covering every angle–from branding to packaging, supply chain, regulatory – and how ingredient suppliers define “INDIE.”

-PCPC & IKW Present: Cosmetic Regulation – Building Successful Compliance

-Digital Age of Beauty focusing on key strategies, digital tools and innovative technologies that influence product development, and speed to market.

-Microbiome: Inside Out Beauty offering research and expert perspectives on microbiome health from your scalp to skin to full body, while also exploring the use of AI in product innovation and personalization.

-NYSCC and CACPA deliver a technical program on Development of China Skincare Innovation featuring speakers representing top multinational corporations and domestic Chinese skin brands, as well as leading raw material suppliers.

-Popular program tracks on the exhibit floor and opened to all attendees, focusing on sustainability innovations, bio and marine upcycling with Discover Sustainability, global sourcing and marketing trends from World of Chemistry; and Innovations from the Exhibit Floor.

-New show floor education Sustainable Development in the Cosmetic Sector, Innovations from the Inspiration Zone, Rooted in Beauty: Exploring Latina Heritage and Ingredient Innovation in Beauty Brands, Truth in Beauty – Meet the Sci Comm Influencers Educating Consumers Around the Globe, Beauty Innovation 2024, and From California with Love-Innovating in a Complex Regulatory Landscape.

– A special keynote presentation “The Green Sciences Revolution: L’Oréal’s Commitment to Sustainable Innovation,” by Qian Zheng, MD, PhD, SVP Head of Advanced Research North America & Global Regenerative Beauty Discovery Domain at L’OREAL Research & Innovation.

-Pre-event SCC CEP Courses on Beginning Cosmetic Chemistry, and Advanced Skin Science.

“With the theme, ‘Inspire. Innovate. Celebrate,’ Suppliers’ Day will fill the Javits Center with scientific expertise and market insights that are driving beauty and personal care innovations and bringing new products to life. Attendees will be immersed in innovations and inspiration from all sources and be able to celebrate what they create and each other,” said Dr. Amber O. Evans, Chair, NYSCC.

Educating and involving student and young professionals will be prominent at Suppliers’ Day with the popular Future Chemists Workshop taking place on May 1^st and Mentor/Mentee along with a Career Fair in collaboration with SCC-NextGen. Sci-comm influencer, Jane Tsui (@janetheChemist) will be the featured speaker at the two Future Chemists Workshop sessions, and she was one of the first students of the program nearly a decade ago. A Membership Mixer will be the finale on May 2^nd and will provide networking for veterans and new members. All in attendance will be entered to win a trip to SCC National in L.A. in December.

The eight finalists of the CEW Supplier’s Beauty Award for Ingredients & Formulation will be revealed at the NYSCC Met-gala inspired Industry Awards Night “Future of Beauty” celebration on May 1st at LAVAN Midtown.

The sold-out show floor will feature 560 global exhibitors showcasing novel ingredients, inspirational formulations, advanced processing and equipment, and more. New show floor features include Inspiration Zone, featuring breakthrough innovations from worldwide ingredient and formulation suppliers curated by BEAUTYSTREAMS, Plug-In To Inspiration Charging Station featuring a look in the rear view mirror to the decades of inspiration spearheaded by the NYSCC, and a Head Shot Studio.

Additional areas on the show floor providing an enhanced educational experience include Innovations Theater, Main Stage, University Row, Technical Poster Presentations and the INDIE 360 Pavilion spotlighting fresh ideas and concepts from companies and brands who are utilizing unique combinations of ingredients.

Suppliers’ Day, May 1-2, 2024 is the NYSCC flagship event and attracts participants from more than 70 countries working in R&D and product development for the biggest brand manufacturers in beauty and personal care as well as emerging independents.

An Exciting Year Planned for the NYSCC

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An Exciting Year Planned for the NYSCC

As the chair of the New York Chapter, Dr. Amber Evans understands the important role the Society of Cosmetic Chemists plays in a successful career.

Article by Tom Branna, Chief Content Officer

The Society of Cosmetic Chemists (SCC) has played an integral role in the successful career of Amber Evans, PhD. From her days as a doctoral student at the University of Cincinnati (UC) to her career at Procter & Gamble, BASF, Moroccanoil and beyond, she has learned from and given back to the Society. Now, as NYSCC Chair for 2024, Evans is determined to expand learning and growth opportunities for other members.

As a graduate student in the UC cosmetic science program, she became a student member of the SCC Ohio Valley Chapter in 2007. Even at that early career stage, Evans realized it was beneficial to get involved in her local chapter’s activities.

“I attended the meetings and presented at the Student Night events. It was a nice chance to gain experience communicating my research and to network with professionals in the field,” Evans recalled.

At the national level, Evans took advantage of opportunities to present her research during student poster sessions, where she won awards at two SCC annual meetings.

“It was nice to share my work with SCC members outside of my immediate network. They gave me constructive feedback and I gained insight into how I fit in the industry,” said Evans. “I remember thinking, ‘Wow, my work is being received as relevant and impactful to the industry.’”

Her PhD dissertation focused on how environmental factors such as water hardness affect hair. Her research led to better understanding of hair and how to formulate products to mitigate those effects. Following graduation and an exploratory career stint in property management, Evans joined BASF and became an active member of the New York Chapter of the SCC.

2024 NYSCC Chair Amber O. Evans, PhD

In 2017, she chaired the very successful, “Innovation in Textured Hair Care” one-day symposium. Most recently, she co-chaired the “Hair Care and Wellness” program. Evans has also served on the NYSCC Scientific Committee for three years. Along the way, she has participated in cosmetic career panels at multiple universities and events both with the NYSCC and through the American Chemical Society (ACS). These experiences helped influence her agenda as Chapter Chair.

“With a personal history of influence through cosmetic industry service and representation, I viewed Chapter Chair as an appealing leadership opportunity to deliver further impact with an amazing team of professionals that share the same passion for the cosmetic/personal care industry.“

Inspire. Innovate. Celebrate.

As a member of the Society for more than 15 years, Evans fully understands the positive impact that the SCC has on a cosmetic professional’s career—from learning and networking at chapter and national events to continuing education programs to publishing opportunities in the Journal of Cosmetic Science.

Now, as NYSCC Chair, Evans aims to elevate the membership experience while advancing the Chapter’s mission of focusing on education. Shaped by Evans’ appreciation for all sciences, passion for cosmetic science and admiration for the Chapter, the NYSCC theme for 2024 is: “Inspire. Innovate. Celebrate.”

Evans wants to draw inspiration from other STEM fields and adjacent industries to help facilitate thoughts around technological advancement in cosmetics. As someone who has developed both cosmetic ingredients and finished products, she values the power of cross-fertilization, “out-of-the-box” thinking, open-mindedness and creativity in delivering innovation.

“We can leverage insights from other scientific fields like zoology, for example. Some scientists have made progress in developing cosmetic ingredient technologies inspired by animal physiology and behavior. Perhaps solutions to some of the challenges in cosmetics exist in other completely different industries. That is the beauty of science.”

Highlighting insights and perspectives from all sources to inspire new possibilities in cosmetics will be key in upcoming educational programming. NYSCC will continue to offer high quality thought-provoking scientific sessions on major market segments like skin care and hair care. New for 2024 is programming devoted to relevant topics such as oral care, beauty supplements and pet care/grooming. The event calendar is available on the NYSCC website.

In 2024, the New York Chapter celebrates its 70th anniversary. Evans is determined to celebrate the chapter’s milestone, as well as the advancements of the cosmetics industry and the people who make those advancements happen. While there will be a special event for members to reflect on the Chapter’s legacy and fellowship, Evans looks forward to offering more options for members to connect with each other.

“We’re creating opportunities for more social interactions. Our members appreciate their ties to the Chapter, and there is value in connecting with one another in more relaxed settings. These opportunities will help to increase engagement and networking, and expand chapter diversity,” Evans said. “Popular events like the annual golf outing will continue, but adding additional social events such as a creative paint night or seafood boil could appeal to existing and potential members.”

At the same time, the Chapter will continue to empower students through its scholarships and Future Chemists Workshop, which is slated for expansion, and Evans is introducing an outreach committee to lead efforts in continuing to expose students to careers in cosmetics as well as executing new service and charitable initiatives. Several other value-adding endeavors are planned.

Evans is optimistic about 2024 and is excited to work with the executive board, volunteers, and partners to deliver a memorable and rewarding experience.

NYSCC Suppliers’ Day 2024

And, of course, the cosmetic industry’s biggest event, NYSCC Suppliers’ Day, will be held May 1 & 2 in New York City.

Suppliers’ Day has grown exponentially through dynamic partnerships with organizations such as Cosmetic Executive Women (CEW), Independent Beauty Association (IBA), the Personal Care Products Council (PCPC), the Association for Contract Packaging & Manufacturing (CPA) and many other related groups. The success of the event can also be attributed to excellence in informative programming and features.

“We are expanding on those partnerships,” asserted Evans. “We all have a shared mission to promote the industry, and advance knowledge in the industry. But since we are all not experts in everything and have access to different demographics, it behooves us to partner with one another for greater impact. Additionally, we are growing our educational and experiential offerings to keep up with the direction of the market.” Presentation abstracts can be submitted here until January 15, 2024.

With a full slate of activities planned for 2024, NYSCC members will have many opportunities to increase their knowledge, advance their careers and have fun along the way.

NYSCC Chair’s 2024 trend picks: Beauty tech, biotech, minimalism, & more

January 28, 2024by james.runkle@drummondst.com james.runkle@drummondst.com No Comments

NYSCC Chair’s 2024 trend picks: Beauty tech, biotech, minimalism, & more
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“The spirit of cross-fertilization and blue-sky thinking will be prevalent in all our efforts, including the upcoming 45th annual Suppliers’ Day on May 1-2,” said Dr. Evans.

To learn more about the important issues and areas of focus for the NYSCC in 2024, we spoke to Dr. Amber O. Evans, the chair of this year’s board, for her thoughts.

As the first month of 2024 is quickly coming to its end, beauty and personal care companies are now settling in for an exciting year ahead full of innovative ingredient launches, intriguing industry trends, and more. Recently, CosmeticsDesign had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Amber O. Evans, 2024 Chair of the NYSCC as we look back on 2023 and forward to the coming year.

From trends in biotechnology and minimalism to overcoming challenges in sustainability and economic factors, for the NYSCC, “the year’s theme of ‘Inspire. Innovate. Celebrate’ and the thought-process behind it is not limited to 2024,” said Dr. Evans. To delve into her insights, including upcoming events, educational opportunities, and more, enjoy the following interview.

CDU: Any thoughts about 2023 as we move forward into the year ahead? 

Dr. Evans: 2023 was quite an exciting year in the cosmetic industry. We saw growth in product offerings and consumer interest in various categories, advances in ingredient technologies, shifts towards science taking the front seat in the development and marketing of products and progress on the regulatory front.

The harmony between beauty and wellness from a wholistic perspective really resonated with consumers. The NYSCC embarked on a thoughtful and impactful journey to “reimagine renewal and wellness” to capture this essence. I am hopeful and eagerly looking forward to the continued progress of the industry into 2024 and beyond.

CDU: What are you most excited about at the NYSCC in 2024?

Dr. Evans: This year marks a significant milestone for the NYSCC – 70 years of impacting the cosmetic industry by promoting the advancement of cosmetic science and elevating the prominence of cosmetic professionals. With that milestone in mind, I am excited about bringing our theme of “Inspire. Innovate. Celebrate.” to life through new initiatives that aim to inspire and empower including highly relevant and varied programming, an engaging membership experience and celebrations of our achievements.

The foundation of our efforts will be to draw inspiration from other STEM fields and adjacent industries to help facilitate thinking around technical advancement and innovation in cosmetics. The spirit of cross-fertilization and blue-sky thinking will be prevalent in all our efforts, including the upcoming 45^th annual Suppliers’ Day on May 1-2.

CDU: In your opinion, what is the biggest issue currently facing the cosmetics and personal care product industries and why?

Dr. Evans: Two of the biggest issues facing our industry are sustainability and economic factors. While significant progress has been made in sustainability-related efforts, we have a bit further to go in terms of identifying and implementing additional solutions that further address topics such as waste (all aspects), ingredient sourcing and consumer education.

As environmental conservation is a topic that is now top of mind amongst all stakeholders, from developers to consumers, I am optimistic about the future. Lastly, a challenging economic climate has impacted businesses and consumers this year. Going forward, this could lead to consumers shopping more intentionally, which means more focus on ingredients, performance, multifunctionality and value.

Both issues present opportunities for cosmetic industry professionals to rethink business and technical strategies with the ultimate goal of delivering successful differentiated products that address consumers’ needs with less impact on the environment throughout their lifecycle.

CDU: How does the NYSCC plan to address these issues?

Dr. Evans: We will employ a combination of hands-on action and educational resources, keeping in mind that any level of effort can help move the needle and inspire the potential for greater change. For example, our annual Earth Day program will include a service activity for the first time, in addition to sustainability-related presentations. This is one of a few ways that the NYSCC will contribute to sustainability efforts with action. Through our newly commissioned outreach committee, we envision fostering opportunities that can help reduce product waste while supporting communities in need.

With respect to education, we will expand our efforts in informing and elevating current and future cosmetic industry professionals. We will provide programming in relevant areas such as sustainability, biotechnology, and diverse market segments, in addition to encouraging connections and knowledge transfer from other fields and sectors.

Forging mutually beneficial partnerships with other entities will be key. By fostering a highly qualified and multidisciplinary talent pool, the NYSCC can help to inspire new possibilities in sustainable product development.

CDU: How does 2024 fit into the NYSCC’s five-year progress plan?

Dr. Evans: Building on the legacy of the Chapter and its role in advancing cosmetic science, we are allocating further resources and executing initiatives that will have an impact on the industry and communities.

The year’s theme of “Inspire. Innovate. Celebrate” and the thought-process behind it is not limited to 2024. Aspects of it can be applied going forward as we consider the future of the Chapter. Continuing to keep an open mind, take risks and be inspired to look for solutions and opportunities outside of our expertise will help us to innovate from both an industry and organizational perspective.

We will continue growing our portfolio of empowering resources for students, professionals and educational institutions. This includes scholarships and grants, hands-on training through Future Chemists Workshops and Camps, Careers in Cosmetics outreach events, the Mentor-Mentee program and much more.

We will also continue to strategically grow Suppliers’ Day to new levels through a strengthened network of partnerships and stimulating programming, while ensuring that we are continuing to deliver an impactful and value-adding experience for attendees. This May, at the Javits Center in New York, will be the largest edition of Suppliers’ Day to date.

The exhibit floor is sold-out and will feature more than 550 global exhibitors featuring high performance ingredients, formulations and end-to-end services and solutions. We are currently on track to have our biggest international audience with representation from more than 73 countries and over 100 hours of education presented in collaboration with our expanded industry partnerships.

CDU: What are your predictions for the biggest beauty industry trends in 2024?

Dr. Evans: These areas are a few that come to mind:

Beauty Technology:

The use of advanced engineering, AI and AR in various aspects of our industry will continue to create new opportunities for personalization / customization, solutions to unique challenges, new tools and improving the overall beauty care experience.

Biotechnology:

Biotechnology will continue to be at the forefront of new ingredient development for advanced performance and sustainability.

Category Shifts:

The blurring of the categories is apparent and now seemingly an expectation as the thought of the mind-body connection and other aspects of a holistic view resonates more with consumers. We will continue to see both the fusion of categories such as beauty & wellness, and the elevation of categories that were previously considered taboo such as intimate care.

Minimalism: 

Consumers will continue to show interest in simplifying their beauty regimens. They will be open to hybrid products and new formats, but multifunctionality and efficacy will be key.

Scientific Communications: 

This one is two-pronged with product marketing moving towards a more science-first approach with ingredients and performance, and a growing force of qualified Sci-comm-influencers that are actively helping to dispel misinformation by educating consumers on the reality of cosmetic products and related topics based on facts. It appears that we will be moving further into an age of transparency and focus.

CDU: As MoCRA deadlines for enforcement come into effect, what is your advice for cosmetics and personal care product companies regarding compliance actions?

Dr. Evans: Cosmetics and personal care product companies should consult with qualified regulatory experts and establish systems with appropriate checks and balances to ensure that the necessary steps are taken for full compliance.

Cosmetic industry professionals of all backgrounds and positions should maintain awareness and a reasonable understanding of MoCRA by taking advantage of the various resources that are offered through entities such as the FDA, SGS and reputable organizations. For example, IBA and NYSCC will host “MoCRA: Tips for Compliance and Preparation”, a complimentary webinar featuring MoCRA experts, on January 31^st.

CDU: Anything else to add?

Dr. Evans: The cosmetic and personal care industry is a dynamic field full of opportunity. It is an exciting time as we strive to produce next level products that meet or exceed consumer expectations for experience, performance, safety, and sustainability. The NYSCC is dedicated to contributing to the progression of the field through education and service in 2024. Please visit www.nyscc.org to see all that the Chapter has to offer.

NYSCC Participates American Chemical Society’s Middle-Atlantic Regional Meeting

July 13, 2023by james.runkle@drummondst.com james.runkle@drummondst.com No Comments

Giorgio Dell’Acqua chairs session featuring Moroccanoil’s Amber Evans, Coty’s Stacey House and other NYSCC executive board and scientific committee members.

The New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists (NYSCC) recently chaired a technical session on cosmetic chemistry during the 51st Middle-Atlantic Regional Meeting of American Chemical Society (ACS) hosted by its New York Chapter, St. John’s University and The Graduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY). This theme of the meeting was “Chemistry Refocused.” Held June 9-10, it included technical and poster sessions on varied subjects within chemistry, employment programming, workshops as well as a graduate study fair, awards ceremony and more.

The cosmetic chemistry technical session was chaired by Giorgio Dell’Acqua (NYSCC) and attracted more than 75 participants between students and faculty members. It featured members of the NYSCC executive board and scientific committee that presented top cosmetic chemistry topics followed by a panel discussion on career paths in the industry.

Speakers and topics included:

• Dell’Acqua, NYSCC advisor and chief scientific officer, Nutrafol, spoke about “Sourcing and Developing Cosmetic Ingredients Using a Sustainable Approach.”
• Dr. Amber Evans, chair-elect NYSCC and senior manager of product development at Moroccanoil, spoke on “Hair Care & the Chemistry Within.”
• Stacey House, NYSCC chair, and senior VP of R&D consumer beauty, color and skin, Coty and LATAM, discussed “Decoding Ingredient Labels.”
• Dr. Hani Fares, senior director of skincare and oral care at Ashland Specialty Ingredients and chair of the NYSCC Scientific Committee, presented “Formulating Sunscreens.”
• Dr. Sue Feng, chief scientific officer, E.T. Browne’s global research and innovation, and NYSCC scientific committee member, covered, “How Textile Technology Innovations Transfer into Color Cosmetic Formulations.”

The technical session concluded with a panel Q&A on cosmetic chemistry career paths led by Dell’Acqua.

In addition, during MARM, NYSCC members coached students on their resumes during one-on-one review sessions, participated in a career panel with technical professionals from other industries, and engaged with students over their research posters.

“This was an exciting and fruitful outreach program for NYSCC this year. The Chapter will continue to foster relationships with other professional organizations and academia to promote cosmetic science as a strong career path,” said House.

NYSCC Continues Its Outreach on Careers in Cosmetic Chemistry

July 1, 2023by james.runkle@drummondst.com james.runkle@drummondst.com No Comments

Largest Chapter of Society of Cosmetic Chemists Participates in the Middle-Atlantic Regional Meeting (MARM) of the American Chemical Society (ACS)

(New York, NY, July 2023)—The New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists (NYSCC) recently chaired a technical session on “Cosmetic Chemistry,” during the 51st Middle-Atlantic Regional Meeting (MARM) of ACS hosted by its New York Chapter, St. John’s University and The Graduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY). The meeting, June 9-10, 2023 was themed “Chemistry Refocused,” and included technical and poster sessions on varied subjects within chemistry, employment programming, workshops as well as a graduate study fair, awards ceremony and more.

The Cosmetic Chemistry technical session on June 9^th was chaired by Giorgio Dell’Acqua (NYSCC) and attracted more than 75 participants between students and faculty members. It featured members of the NYSCC Executive Board and Scientific Committee that presented top cosmetic chemistry topics followed by a panel discussion on career paths in the industry.

Speakers and topics included:

-Dr. Giorgio Dell’Acqua, NYSCC Advisor, and Chief Scientific Officer at Nutrafol. He spoke about “Sourcing and Developing Cosmetic Ingredients Using a Sustainable Approach.”

-Dr. Amber Evans, Chair-Elect NYSCC, and Senior Manager of Product Development at Moroccanoil spoke on “Hair Care & the Chemistry Within.”

-Stacey House, NYSCC Chair, and Senior VP of R&D Consumer Beauty, Color & Skin, Coty and LATAM discussed “Decoding Ingredient Labels.”

-Dr. Hani Fares, Senior Director of Skincare and Oral Care at Ashland Specialty Ingredients and Chair of the NYSCC Scientific Committee, presented “Formulating Sunscreens.”

-Dr. Sue Feng, Chief Scientific Officer, E.T. Browne’s Global Research & Innovation, and NYSCC Scientific Committee Member, covered, “How Textile Technology Innovations Transfer into Color Cosmetic Formulations.”

The technical session concluded with a panel Q&A on cosmetic chemistry career paths led by Dell’Acqua. In addition, during MARM, NYSCC members coached students on their resumes during one-on-one review sessions, participated in a career panel with technical professionals from other industries, and engaged with students over their research posters.

NYSCC also gives out numerous scholarships and grants to help students in their academic journey. To find out more visit: https://nyscc.org/scholarships-and-grants/, and the deadline is July 15^th. For more information about NYSCC and its annual Suppliers’ Day event, including its Future Chemists Workshop. visit, www.nyscc.org

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About New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists (NYSCC)

Dedicated to the advancement of cosmetic science, the New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists, www.nyscc.org, strives to increase and disseminate scientific information through meetings and publications. By promoting research in cosmetic science and industry, and by setting high ethical, professional and educational standards, we reach our goal of improving the qualifications of cosmetic scientists. Our mission is to further the interests and recognition of cosmetic scientists while maintaining the confidence of the public in the cosmetic and toiletries industry. Connect with NYSCC on Twitter and Facebook at @NYSCC and Instagram: @NYSCCMAIN

NYSCC Suppliers’ Day Records Its Biggest Ingredients & Formulation Event

June 13, 2023by james.runkle@drummondst.com james.runkle@drummondst.com No Comments

10,362 Attendees, 546 Global Exhibitors from 73 Countries Highlighted Beauty & Personal Care Event that Reimagined Renewal & Wellness

(New York, NY, May 2023)—The New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists (NYSCC) 44th Annual Suppliers’ Day broke attendance records, May 2-3, at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York. Attracting 10,362 registrants in R&D and product development for the biggest brand manufacturers in beauty and personal care as well as emerging independents, and representing 73 countries, Suppliers’ Day 2023 enjoyed its best professional attendance to date.

“Attendees and exhibitors were energized by the look, feel and size of the show and being back together to explore, discover and discuss the science behind ingredients and formulations” said Stacey House, Chair, NYSCC. “Every inch of the show embraced our theme of Reimagining Renewal & Wellness and helped spark attendees product development plans.”

In addition to an exhibit floor that featured 546 exhibiting companies including 174 new exhibitors, Suppliers’ Day also boasted 100+ hours of education as well as its largest participation in conference delegates with almost 500 registrants. Well attended programs covered microbiome, hair care and wellness, bio-technologies, fragrance, modernizing cosmetic regulations, natural ingredients, Chinese beauty market, innovations from exhibitors, hot topics, along with “Truth in Beauty: Sci-Comm Influencers Panel.” Suppliers’ Day core programs, “Digital Age of Beauty,” “Discover Sustainability,” “World of Chemistry,” and “Indie 360”, provided fresh content and actionable insight that continues to resonate with attendees.

The Fireside Chat with Mohamed Kanji, Chief Open Innovation & Operational Excellence Officer, North America at L’Oréal and moderated by Lan Vu, Founder/CEO of BeautyStreams, discussed how L’Oréal achieves their green sciences and sustainability goals to a standing room only crowd.

The Future Chemists Workshop broke records as well with more than 100 students from 22 colleges and universities across the county participating in a mini-challenge for the best upcycled leave-in hair and scalp spray. The NYSCC Mentorship Mixer and Career Development Program connected members with mentees looking to enhance their professional development and career in cosmetic chemistry.

The NYSCC Awards Night event took place on Tuesday, May 2nd at Second Floor NYC and announced the eight finalists of the 2023 CEW Supplier’s Beauty Creators Awards for ingredients and Formulation: Activen for XEP-716 MiniProtein; BASF for ProBiolift; Cambrium for NovaColl; Croda Inc. for Mel[o]stem, Givaudan Active Beauty for Gravityl, Givaudan Active Beauty for PrimalHyal Hydra[+], P2 Science, Inc. for CitroSperse and Vantage Specialty Ingredients Inc. for Concentrated Conditioner Drops. The winner will be announced at the CEW Beauty Creators Awards Luncheon on November 7, 2023.

The INDIE 360 Pavilion featured 14 curated brands that are new to market and have novel ingredients, formulations, and unique concepts. The People’s Choice Award went to INA Labs, for their clean, clinically tested skincare for a woman’s most intimate skin, from effective plant-based hygiene routines to OB/GYN-developed solutions for common concerns.

Plans are already underway for next year’s NYSCC Suppliers’ Day taking place May 1-2, 2024, with 80% of the exhibitors already resigned over 90% of available exhibit space. For more information about NYSCC visit www.nyscc.org. For 2024 Suppliers’ Day exhibitor and sponsorship information email: suppliersday@nyscc.org.

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About New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists (NYSCC)