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Pure Trade adorns Mugler's boxes with gold and silver for Mother's Day

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site-industries-cosmetiques A purple box with a purple bottle and a purely commercial box by mugler for Mother's Day.

For 25 years, Pure Trade has been designing high-end packaging, luggage and accessories for prestigious international beauty and cosmetics brands.

One of his latest projects: to adorn Mugler boxes in gold and silver for Mother's Day 2021. In the spotlight: the astral theme.

Pure Trade takes up the astral theme for Mugler's Alien and Angel, in gold (Alien) and silver (Angel) tones obtained by hot stamping. Discreet and delicate, the decoration underlines the quality and complexity of the cardboard boxes. The bottles and matching cosmetics are displayed on a tray fastened with an elastic band, and in a drawer that opens with a metal tassel.

The bottles can be refilled at the Mugler Fountain, in keeping with the brand's CSR commitments.

Lipoid Kosmetik benefits from the clarity provided by MyMicrobiome

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site-industries-cosmetiques Cranberry pro, cranberry pro, cranberry pro, cranberry pro, cranberry pro,.

Lipoid Kosmetik announces that three of its active cosmetic ingredients have been awarded the "microbiome-friendly" quality label in accordance with the MyMicrobiome 18.10 standard.

MyMicrobiome is an independent testing organization that verifies the impact of products on the skin microbiome. Three Lipoid Kosmetik products have been scientifically tested and certified:

  • Yogurtolin: prebiotic and refreshing care for sensitive skin
  • Cranberry Pro: natural biofilm control
  • Us Neo: a widely applicable antimicrobial system

The number of cosmetic products with microbiome claims is increasing, and consumers are beginning to recognize the importance of the skin's microbiota. Consumers, however, often lack the scientific knowledge needed to make purchasing decisions. Therefore, a uniform standard or label that gives consumers guidance and confidence was long overdue.

MyMicrobiome 18.10 is the world's first standard certifying microbiome-friendly products. It is based on an independent, scientific examination of the influence of products on all aspects of skin microbiota, including microbial balance, diversity and growth behavior. The standard uses a conclusive and transparent seal of approval that provides clarity for consumers.

Quadpack expands its presence in the Americas

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site-industries-cosmetiques Three Quadpack men strengthen their presence in the Americas.

Acquired in 2018, East Hill is fully integrated into the Quadpack brand's operations as the company strengthens its expansion strategy in the Americas.

Quadpack, an international manufacturer and supplier of beauty packaging, has embarked on a major push to expand its business in the Americas. Quadpack has set a goal of capturing one percent of the $6 billion cosmetic packaging market by 2025. Preparations include the integration of East Hill Industries into the Quadpack brand, new sales offices in New York, Los Angeles and Miami, and a sourcing center in Mexico.

"It's time to expand our reach, said Anthony Le Minoux, general manager of Quadpack Americas. Since strengthening our U.S. presence by partnering with East Hill in 2018, we have doubled the size of our business. All the pieces are in place: we have a focused portfolio of products manufactured in-house, a network of satellite offices in major U.S. cities, a sourcing center in Mexico to work with continental partners, and a massively expanded U.S. decorating facility. We are ready to take our business in the continental U.S. to the next level."

Quadpack's portfolio includes both its own Q-Line and packaging solutions from its manufacturing partners. Q-Line is a collection of smart, modular solutions manufactured at Quadpack's European plants, which are locally stocked, assembled and customized at Quadpack's storage and decoration facility in Dallas, Texas. This business model gives Quadpack the flexibility to offer late-stage differentiation, accelerated time-to-market and a reduced carbon footprint. One-third of all orders are produced or assembled locally, consistent with its practice of providing solutions in the region for the region.

Two years after its last U.S. expansion, Quadpack has broken new ground in wood packaging, jar manufacturing and sustainable solutions for beauty brands around the world. In addition, Quadpack was one of the first beauty packaging companies to embrace e-commerce in America. Its online store, InStockPack, managed out of the Dallas office, has successfully served start-ups, independent brands and fillers since its launch in 2019.

The expansion plans will give beauty brands in the region access to Quadpack's packaging expertise and innovations, including airless, wood and other sustainable solutions such as Sulapac biocomposite packaging. They will also be able to source from InStockPack.

Quadpack is currently exploring local markets to expand its network of manufacturing partners.

Headquartered in Barcelona, Spain, Quadpack Industries operates in its three key territories of Europe, the Americas and the Asia-Pacific region.

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Anthony LeMinoux, general manager of the Americas, Chris James, vice president of sales, and Chip Clayman, vice president of operations.

Paula's Choice bets on CBD

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site-industries-cosmetiques Paula's Choice bets on CBD with its serum.

Paula Begoun has added a new ingredient to her list of favorites: CBD. Visit beauty addicts have been hearing a lot about this active ingredient for some months now, but Paula Begoun first had to make sure that it wasn't just being praised for its "sultry" side, and that it actually provided a concrete benefit for the skin, as the brand's representatives point out. With the support of its R&D team, the company then researched which other ingredients could "potentiate" or complement its action.

Two new skin care products capitalize on the power of full-spectrum CannaBiDiol, containing all the elements of the hemp plant from which it is extracted. Thanks to its dual antioxidant and anti-inflammatory action, CBD is ideal for treating, for example, hypersensitivity manifested by redness, tightness, flakiness or rough skin. According to Paula's Choice, this active ingredient is even more sensational when combined with a complex of plant oils and Retinol. 

CannaBiDiol calms skin hypersensitivity. With its help, cells behave more "calmly" in the face of external and internal stress factors. Paula's Choice has added Hemp, Borage and Limnanthes plant oils, known for their nourishing, regenerating and anti-wrinkle properties. This ultra-light, milky-textured treatment also contains moisturizing triglycerides and soothing, antioxidant Centella asiatica, which targets skin aging at its source by reducing daily micro-inflammations. "From the very first application, this serum slows the action of stress factors, refreshes the complexion and soothes anxious skin."says the brand.

CBD has also been combined with Retinol to create a skin care product that combines 150 mg of full-spectrum CannaBiDiol with 0.5% of Retinol (vitamin A). Together, these two ingredients help reduce the signs of aging by communicating directly with the cells: Retinol prevents aging and keeps them in peak condition, while CBD helps them remain calm when confronted with external and internal aggressions. This action is made all the more convincing by the fact that natural Squalane oil and moisturizing Triglycerides help these two active ingredients to be better absorbed.

"CBD, better known as CannaBiDiol, is the hemp plant's active molecule, found in the flowers and buds. Once extracted, it can be absorbed by the skin, which has specific receptors for CBD. It then penetrates and ''instructs'' skin cells to soothe, reduce redness, stop making skin dry and rough, and behave in a normal way - this via a particular mode of action that other ingredients can't follow. It's not the only ingredient you need for your skin, but it's a true "skincare hero" "says Paula Begoun.

Silab brings additional efficacy data to its Glyco-Repair

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site-industries-cosmetiques Black beans hanging from a tree with complementary efficacy data from Silab for Glyco-Repair.

Due to environmental factors and age, the skin loses its ability to regenerate, weakening the skin barrier and dermal architecture.

In response to this observation, Silab developed Glyco-Repair in 2008, a natural active ingredient capable of reactivating the skin's natural repair processes. In 2020, Silab brings additional efficacy data to its active ingredient in the context of aging:

- In the epidermis, by confirming the ability of Glyco-Repair to reactivate the various biological pathways involved in re-epithelialization, in particular keratinocyte differentiation, and by highlighting its healing action [1];

- In the dermis, by reaffirming the ability of Glyco-Repair to restore the integrity of the support tissue, in particular through its action on the architecture of the dermal matrix and the functionality of the fibroblasts [2].

Repairing actions on the dermis and epidermis

As early as 2008, the ability of Glyco-Repair to repair skin tissue quickly and intensely following an aggression had, according to Silab, been demonstrated.

New efficacy data show that the active ingredient also repairs age-related disorders. Indeed, a fringe projection study shows that Glyco-Repair, tested at 3 % for 14 days of twice-daily application on a mature Caucasian panel, improves skin microrelief, particularly the Sa parameter (-8.6 %). In addition, after 28 days of twice-daily application, clinical scoring by experts on digital photographs showed that the appearance of pores was reduced (-13.8 %) and that crow's feet wrinkles were reduced (-10.5 %).

A self-assessment by the volunteers confirms these data, since 83 % of them perceive their skin texture as refined and 94 % note smoother skin and less visible wrinkles and fine lines.

To support its concept of tissue regeneration, Silab has chosen a natural raw material with restorative properties: the carob tree (Ceratonia siliqua). Its rusticity and its ability to adapt to environmental constraints are indeed appreciated for restoring degraded ecosystems.

Carob seeds with regenerative properties

Silab has been particularly interested in carob seed gum and has joined forces with two partners on the island of Majorca (one for harvesting the carobs, the other for processing them into gum), the aim being to ensure traceability from the plot and to control quality. A controlled process of enzymatic hydrolysis allowed Silab to extract oligogalactomannans with a unique average degree of polymerization (DP = 17), responsible for the effectiveness of the active.

Glyco-Repair is a patented active ingredient, of natural origin at 99.3 % (ISO 16128) and respecting the regulations on biodiversity. Available in aqueous solution (recommended dose: 1 to 3 %), it complies with international cosmetic regulations (Europe, USA, Japan, China, etc.).

[1] Tested at 0.5% on injured Silabskin RE reconstructed epidermis, Glyco-Repair improves wound repair by +98 %.

[2] Tested at 0.5% on human fibroblasts from young and aged donors, Glyco-Repair increases collagen I network synthesis by +64 %.

Firmenich and Minority partner to celebrate niche perfumery in China

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site-industries-cosmetiques A group of people celebrating niche perfumery in China, Firmenich and Minorité.

The winners of the Niche Perfumery Awards (mNPA) 2020, held in Shanghai for the second year running, were announced in January.

Firmenich, an international specialist in fragrances and flavors, entered into an exclusive partnership with Minorité for this award. This edition provided a unique opportunity to showcase authentic Chinese niche creations, representative of national socio-cultural trends. The award also spotlighted international niche brands that have already acquired a certain notoriety in China.

"China is a huge source of inspiration for our industry and we are honored to once again be the exclusive partner of Minority's Niche Perfumery Awards 2020 in China.said Ilaria Resta, President Perfumery, Firmenich. As the world's leading fine fragrance company, Firmenich is committed to making perfume more inspiring, attractive and appealing. manager to customers and consumers around the world. This award brings together brilliant Chinese fine fragrance talents and provides them with an ideal setting to be showcased to the world."

Song Yuan, founder of Minority, added: "We are delighted to renew our partnership with Firmenich this year. In China, the niche market is booming, and the Chinese are looking for brands and fragrances with stories that speak to them. As Firmenich is the world leader in fine fragrance, we are leveraging their expertise as well as their palette of renowned ingredients to meet the increasingly sophisticated needs of Chinese consumers, including by creating fragrances designed specifically for this market."

Firmenich's consumer research has revealed that the Chinese's fragrance selection criteria are based on non-conformity, personal satisfaction and identity affirmation. This is why the niche market is particularly attractive to them, with its creative and artistic dimension.

"We've seen a significant rise in niche brand launches in China in recent months, said Jerry Vittoria, President, Global Fine Fragrance. The Chinese are venturing into new products and shaping the future of the niche in China. The growth of this market reflects consumers' desire to explore and create, and we will continue to encourage innovations that build creative bridges between China and the rest of the world."

The mNPA elects the best products in each category, and is the only Chinese award to showcase the avant-garde in niche fragrances. The jury is made up of Chinese perfumers, established perfume critics and experts from the Chinese perfume industry. They nominate the perfumes that will compete, then shortlist the finalists. The winners are then chosen by public vote.

The mNPA 2020 winners are :

  • Best perfumes, independent niche brands: Atramental by Room 1015; Black Tar by Parfumerie Particulière; Sottosopra by Calé Fragranze d'Autore; Mad Madame by Juliette Has a Gun.
  • Best perfumes, niche brands affiliated with a group: Tender by Miller Harris; Fou d'Absinthe by L'Artisan Parfumeur; Portrait of a Lady by Frédéric Malle.
  • Best fragrances, Chinese niche brands: White Dew by Kongbai; Farouche by Uttori; Old Man by YILI Olfactory Art.
  • Niche fragrance of the year: Dans Tes Bras by Frédéric Malle.

"China is a promising market that allows brands to explore their creativity - this year's award-winning fragrances are less classic and more daring compared to last year's winners.notes Olivier Viejo, Senior Director of Firmenich at the Atelier Fine Fragrance in Shanghai. We believe that China will continue to drive growth in the global fine fragrance market. We remain very involved in this development thanks to our Fine Fragrance workshop located here in Shanghai."

MS Beautilab entrusts Maprecos with the distribution of its functionalized pigments on the French market

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site-industries-cosmetiques A group of jars filled with different colors of functionalized pigments.

To meet the expectations of the make-up market, and as part of its continuous innovation approach backed by its historical expertise since 1964, MS Beautilab has developed Maestracolors+, a line of pigments and fillers onto which molecules of interest are grafted or coated, enhancing product performance. Functionalized pigments deliver three types of benefits:

  • Formulation: they improve dispersion, fluidity, viscosity and stability.
  • Make-up: they contribute to improved homogeneity, intensity, coverage, bio-affinity and long wear. The improvement in bio-affinity was demonstrated in a test with Green, a natural, vegan functionalized pigment that enhances hold.
  • Specific: depending on the functionalization, they provide additional, high value-added properties such as sensoriality, antimicrobial protection, play-time, and enhanced self-esteem thanks to neuroscience, like the C8-Soie pigment.

They enable us to develop products with exclusive, differentiating properties. To demonstrate this, MS Beautilab has set up the Performance Lab, an in-house performance evaluation laboratory that tests and promotes its formulas and technologies.

"Expertise in the development and industrialization of functionalized pigments has a long history at MS Beautilab (resulting from the merger of Strand Cosmetics Europe and Marvinpac's cosmetics activities), says Éric Bouvier, his co-CEO. It is the DNA of our renowned make-up expertise. These functionalized pigments are present in most of the formulas we develop and manufacture for our customers. The innovations we are capable of through these technologies led us to decide to make them a fully-fledged, high value-added raw material offering, requiring a different and specific distribution channel. This is why we have entrusted Maprecos with this exclusive mission on the French market."

The pace of innovation is accelerating, particularly in favor of increasingly natural formulas. This is a challenge, since the raw materials with the most technical and widely-used properties are generally derived from petrochemicals. "We are therefore working to develop "clean" pigments. This is the case with the "Green" functionalized pigment, which provides better bio-affinity on the skin and, as a result, a significant, proven improvement in formula hold, continues Éric Bouvier. Our ambition is to be the preferred choice for all brands looking for the most innovative, high-performance beauty and skin health products, backed by the excellence of "made in France" and "made in Switzerland".

French Riviera" atmosphere for Superga Beauty

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site-industries-cosmetiques An atmospheric bottle for French Riviera edt.

For the launch of Façonnable's two new fragrances for men, Regatta & Riviera, the Lorience Paris group called on the full-service expertise of beauty supplier Superga Beauty.

Elegant, authentic fragrances that convey Façonnable's identity and values for the modern man, both chic and in tune with the times. 

To develop these bottles, Superga Beauty's technical team took up the challenge of developing an ABS plate that integrates perfectly with the bottle body. The aluminum cap is knurled to a precise line. It overhangs a multi-level, matt silver ABS collar.

The two bottle shades are frosted by lacquering. 

The most technical part was the ABS plate, curved on the front and straddling the side of the bottle. A matte silver lacquer, overlaid by an azure blue stamping on the frame and lettering, and all without running. The feat was to glue it straight despite the complicated relief.

The result: a sober, elegant design that echoes the brand's values

U'Cosmetics: the finalist projects are known

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On March 18, 2021, UCO Bretagne Nord in Guingamp is organizing the 12th edition of U'Cosmetics, a student competition and professional symposium, on the theme of "Solid cosmetics: don't let innovation slip through your fingers."

Solid formats are back in our bathrooms. Current events and environmental issues have prompted us to reinvent solid cosmetics. With natural or synthetic compositions, these products are inspired by ancestral traditions.

The challenge of this theme is to take a fresh look at what already exists, playing with galenic formulations, raw materials and processes, while combining packaging that responds to current issues.

On Thursday, February 11, 2021, in Rennes, the pre-jury of the 12th edition of the U'Cosmetics competition took place, focusing on the theme of solid cosmetics. The members of the jury, made up of professionals and players in the cosmetics industry, met to elect, from among the 28 products in competition (13 participating schools), the 10 pre-selected projects that will compete on March 18, during the U'Cosmetics web TV.

Nicolas Gosse, editor-in-chief of Industries Cosmétiques, took part in the deliberations.

The teams were judged on different criteria such as creativity, sensoriality, functionality, knowledge of the subject and execution. The jury members were able to test the samples of the teams competing in the "Innovation Formulation" category.

Among the 10 finalist teams, the most innovative projects will be rewarded with four prizes:

- Formulation Innovation Award

- Innovative Concept Award

- Jury's Favourite Award

- Philippe Collas Special Prize: Internet users' favorite

Pre-selected projects:

In the "innovative concept" category:

ANAKO: Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers (Cnam) - Training in Chemistry of plant, natural and cosmetic active ingredients - Formulation Project led by Mériem Khalfaoui

"Anako is a brand of made-to-measure solid cosmetics inspired by beauty rituals straight from Asia: layering. To respond to new needs and current trends, the skincare routine is simplified and made up of six products: a make-up remover, a face cleanser, a moisturizing stick, a day facial and a night facial. Before purchasing a skincare product, customers are asked to complete an online diagnosis (available at http://anako.herokuapp.com), so that we can determine the corresponding skin needs and active ingredients for each customer".

COSMEON: École de Biologie Industrielle de Cergy (EBI) - 2nd year of engineering cycle Project led by Cheryl Sepho, Floriane Thierry, Marie-charline Turlais, Julie Venier and Shérine Zentou

"The hair removal market is growing fast. Numerous methods exist to deal with it, including depilatory cream. We've decided to redesign Epiléon, which stands out for its texture, composition and solid form. It will respect the values of our Cosméon company, and adapt to consumer expectations studied on the basis of a qualitative survey."

FREESIA: Université Catholique de l'Ouest Bretagne Nord de Guingamp - Master 1 Biotechnologies Product and Process Engineering - Cosmetics Professions Project led by Anaïs Samson

"Freesia is a plant-based cosmetic product for blemish-prone skin that can be used to replace an anti-acne beauty routine. Its packaging makes it a zero-waste product. The use of Bee-Wrap is still little-known in the cosmetics world, but is very popular in food packaging. This "packaging" is part of the up-cycling trend, just like the seeded paper label that allows melliferous flowers to grow".

LINCEA: University of Rennes 1 - Master 1 Biology-Management Project led by Mathilde Arlaud, Mélanie Brumont, Solène Roy, Zoé Santisteve and Aurore Touchard

"We came up with the concept of a depilatory cream in solid form. It is composed mainly of natural ingredients, is vegan and not tested on animals. It contains shea butter, linseed oil and turmeric. The latter two ingredients have anti-growth and protective properties against the photoaging effects of the sun. Our brand name Lincea Natural beauty therefore reflects the presence of flax and the desire for a healthy, natural product."

SYLOVA AUVERGNE: École Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Mulhouse (ENSCMu) chemical engineering cycle Project led by Léonid Mnekin and Aurélien Quinart

"Originally from the Auvergne region of France, we decided to create a forest-themed beard care range. This range contains 3 products: a shaving soap, a beard shampoo and a beard balm. 99.2% of the ingredients come from suppliers in Auvergne, and 98 % are organically grown. We have tried to optimize the joint action of the various active ingredients, without limiting ourselves to those commonly used."

In the "formulation innovation" category:

BLINDBERRY: Université du Québec à Chicoutimi - DESS in cosmetology Project led by Delphine Duc and Clémence Guailliegue

"We've created two solid products.
Cleanshell: a single-dose cleanser for body and hair, with an encapsulated powder inside that enhances the sensorial aspect of the product when the consumer breaks the ball in the shower.

Nutrishell: a nutritive single-dose product for body and lips, with an encapsulated shea whipped cream inside, which also enhances the sensorial aspect of the product when the consumer breaks the ball in his hand."

CHERRY SURPRISE: Université Catholique de l'Ouest Bretagne Nord de Guingamp - Master 2 Biotechnologies Product and Process Engineering - Cosmetics Professions Project led by Marina Cau, Célia Duval and Maëva Seurin

"Cherry Surprise was conceived as a weekly treat. 

Cherry: due to the shape of the product and the use of cherry co-products - cherry water, cherry oil and cherry pit powder.

Surprise: it's a 3-in-1 sensory and visual cosmetic care product. The outside of the product is a transparent soap that you lather in the palm of your hands, gently cleansing the face. After a few days' use, the consumer reaches the cherry pit (the surprise). When the product is rinsed off, it emulsifies on contact with water, making it easy to rinse off and giving it a milky effect".

DISSOLID: Université Catholique de l'Ouest Bretagne Nord de Guingamp - Master 1 Biotechnologies Product and Process Engineering - Cosmetics Professions Project led by Marine Bizouarn, Jeanne Leclair and Romane Morel

"After analyzing the nail polish remover market, we noticed that it was mainly represented by liquid products made from chemical solvents such as acetone. Faced with this observation, we came up with the idea of developing a solid remover composed of a solvent that is the most respectful of our skin and our environment."

L'HERBACOLOR: École supérieure de Chimie organique et minérale (Escom) - Chemical Engineer Project led by Laurène Bichon and Océane Feuger

"We've noticed that men are increasingly concerned about their image. These days, it's important to stay handsome, young and classy. What's more, beards are particularly fashionable at the moment. Men are attaching more and more importance to their beards, and taking the time to maintain them. That's why we decided to create a kit comprising one or more solid beard coloring products (depending on the color desired) and an after-coloring balm. The beard color not only evens out and corrects beard blemishes, but also brings out the beard's color and adds shine. The balm moisturizes and sets the color. Although we were keen to create a product for the male public, this coloring could, in time, also be used by women for small areas (hair roots, eyebrows, etc.)".

SOL'APAISE: École d'Ingénieurs de l'Université d'Angers (Polytech Angers) - M1 Cycle Ingénieur Génie Biologique et Santé Project led by Dorine Champagne, Elina Fournier and Maëla Pautric

"Sol'apaise is a solid after-sun care product with a minimalist, natural and French composition. Its action is based on two main ingredients: peppermint essential oil and Aquaxyl. Five other ingredients have been added (white beeswax, refined sweet almond oil, almond butter, Olivem 1000, vitamin E) to provide a solid form, preservation and good hydration. Use after a day in the sun, just after getting out of the shower. Rubbed onto still damp skin, it transforms into a cream, bringing refreshment, soothing and hydration to overheated skin."

On March 15, 2021, the 10 shortlisted teams will meet the jury.

The winners will be announced in the second half of Web TV on March 18, following the round-table discussion at the end of the day.

To take part in this "Solid Cosmetics" event:

→ Register now on our website in the "REGISTRATIONS" section: www.ucosmetics.fr.

Green beauty & eco-responsible packaging: a conference of La French Tech by Pays de Grasse

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site-industries-cosmetiques Green beauty & eco-responsible packaging: a conference by La French Tech for the Pays de Grasse.

French Tech by Pays de Grasse, supported by the Club des Entrepreneurs du Pays de Grasse, is organizing a conference on Zoom in partnership with Grasse Expertise: "Green Beauty & eco-responsible packaging".

Meet us on Thursday, March 11, 2021 from 12pm to 1pm (free but compulsory registration)`.

1. Panel discussion

The conference will open with an exchange with three guests with complementary visions. On the program:

- Luxury B2B communications with Sylvie Grand, Director of Rougecom, Paris-Nice

- L'imprimerie des parfums, a specialist in packaging, the "touche à sentir" and perfumed products, with Marie-Hélène Marcelli, General Manager, Carestia Arcade Beauty, Mouans Sartoux (06), member of Grasse Expertise.

- Anticipatory and innovative plastics processing with Florent Laloux, CVP (Creative Vision of Packaging) Sales Manager, Wambrechies (59)

The debate will be moderated by Gisèle Roussenq, member of the French Tech by Pays de Grasse workshop of the Club des Entrepreneurs du Pays de Grasse.

The three experts will decipher trends in Green Beauty, Blue Beauty, Slow Cosmetics, Beauty Tech and more. They will talk about new beauty routines and new consumer expectations. Eco-responsible packaging will be in the spotlight: innovation in materials, recycled and biodegradable products, packaging size, the right labels and costs. Finally, they'll be talking about their commitment to CSR: innovative solutions, carbon footprint, corporate social responsibility policy, target 2025!

2. Pitches and testimonials

Short pitches by innovative companies and startups (selection underway) will enable committed entrepreneurs to present their vision of tomorrow's cosmetics.

To register for the online conference :
https://www.weezevent.com/green-beauty-packagings-eco-responsables

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