Colep strengthens European Liquids & Creams business

Burberry signs deal with Coty

For L’Oreal, women are the face of a low-carbon future

Issue 555

06/04/17

Contents

PublicityColep strengthens European Liquids & Creams business

Market NewsBurberry signs deal with Coty

L’Oréal’s Egypt hub to up production to meet MENA demand

Unilever launches Baby Dove

French study on screens and aluminium salts

Global K-Beauty leader LANEIGE expands availability in US

In beauty and personal care, age-old wisdom and up-to-date trends are converging

Vietnamese consumers snap up cosmetics imports; market value to double to US$2.2 billion by 2020

SustainabilityAnti-pollution claims strengthen emerging facial powder niche

For L’Oreal, women are the face of a low-carbon future

“Sustainable by necessity” - How biomimicry makes beauty better

InnovationBlurring boundaries between beauty, food and drink

Could Nubiform transform beauty applicators?

L’Oréal Asia Pacific runs three-day digital bootcamp

New ProductsBetter Skin Lava Magik: Cleanser, scrub, mask

Charcoal is on the rise in beauty

Dial launches 3 body washes, foaming hand wash

Get a grip with Kenra

Pantene’s new Gold Series

Events Calendar20172018

Publicity

Colep expects the new factories to be fully operational before the end of 2017. The formal handover of the Zülpich site to Burnus is planned for 2018.

Colep will provide all the necessary support to safeguard the future of the employees affected by the decision in Zülpich.

The Burnus Group based in Darmstadt Germany is a worldwide company in the personal care and detergent industries with core brands including; Kamill, LITAMIN, Cliff, GLYSOLID and burti.

For more information contact Jo Jackson, Marketing & Innovation Manager jo.jackson@colep.com

Colep strengthens European Liquids & Creams businessColep, a leading global player in the consumer goods packaging and contract manufacturing industries, announces today the strengthening of its European liquids and creams business through investments in two new liquids plants in Poland and Germany, as well as the subsequent intention to sell off its current Zülpich site in Germany, to the Burnus Group.

Colep will significantly expand the liquids and creams capacity and improve its European footprint through the expansion of the bespoke liquids factory in Kleszczów Poland and a major investment in a new plant in Bad Schmiedeberg Germany, while the plant in Zülpich Germany will be transformed into a production facility for the Burnus Group.

Both new liquids and creams plants will be connected to the existing aerosol contract manufacturing sites, allowing Colep to deliver a wide range of products and packaging technologies from one site.

This move is highly driven by the growing customer demands for tailored and innovative liquids and creams solutions, as well as full service manufacturing and supply chain excellence.

Market News

Julia also disclosed that its state-of-the-art manufacturing plant in 10th of Ramadan City exports some 90 percent of its output to other countries in the Middle East and North African region.

The company is looking to up production from the current 80 million units to 120 million units in the near future in order to meet rising demand.

The Egypt hub is on track with L’Oréal’s over-arching sustainability mission to boot, having decreased carbon dioxide emissions by 29 percent, water consumption by 27 percent and transportable waste by 32 percent in 2016.

(N. Church, 05/04/2017 - https://globalcosmeticsnews.com/africa-middle-east/4256/l-oreal-s-egypt-hub-to-up-production-to-meet-mena-demand-french-beauty-giant-plans-egyptian-hair-institute-for-may)

were in four years ago,” said Julie Brown, Burberry’s chief operating and financial officer who joined the company on January 18.

“There was quite a high level of distribution of beauty products four years ago and what we wanted to do was bring it back in-house, control it a lot more carefully, and ensure we repositioned it, alongside the rest of the Burberry range.”

“We’ve repositioned the business and we feel now its stronger and more valuable than it was then,” added John Smith, an executive director at Burberry and former chief operating officer.

“But at the same time, we are on our own, in a industry where there is lots of competition. By partnering with Coty with their sheer scale… we do feel that we will have a lot more force in the marketplace in terms of distribution and relationships with wholesalers, department stores and so on.”

(L. Corrigan, 03/04/2017 - https://www.businessoffashion.com/articles/news-analysis/burberry-signs-beauty-deal-with-coty)

L’Oréal’s Egypt hub to up production to meet MENA demandThe Managing Director of L’Oréal Egypt, Benoit Julia, has revealed to Daily News Egypt that it is set to open one of its signature hair dressing academies, L’Oréal Hair Institute, in the country in May.

Burberry signs deal with Coty

Burberry has announced a strategic partnership with Coty to help accelerate the growth and development of its beauty division, effective from October this year.

The news marks Burberry’s second major strategy reversal since it announced former Celine chief executive Marco Gobbetti as its incoming CEO last year, having tasked Christopher Bailey with the dual responsibilities of CEO and chief creative officer in 2014.

The Coty deal comes just four years after Burberry ended its partnership with Interparfums and took its beauty business in-house.

In that time, it has launched luxury fragrances like My Burberry and Mr Burberry and redeveloped its makeup line. The division reported £203 million ($254 million) in revenue for the previous financial year.

“We are in a very different position now to the position we

Market News

It is fragrance free and designed to be kind to dry skin; is hypoallergenic and pH neutral.

(N. Church, 05/04/2017 - www.happi.com/contents/view_breaking-news/2017-04-05/unilever-launches-baby-dove/)

Unilever launches Baby DoveBaby Dove has officially landed in the US. The collection of products spanning from bath bars to wipes marks the first new category from Dove since the brand debuted Dove Men+Care in 2010.

Baby Dove is a range of baby care products born from the Dove brand’s 60 years of skin cleansing heritage. As part of the product launch, Dove is putting a stake in the ground that there is no one right (or perfect) way to parent – and will be encouraging parents to trust their way and do what they think is best for their babies and themselves. As for the products, there are two lines. New Baby Dove Rich Moisture range has been developed for babies with normal to dry skin and goes beyond mildness to actively replenish lost moisture and nutrients into baby’s skin.

All products are hypoallergenic and mild with a fragrance specially developed for delicate baby skin.

New Baby Dove Sensitive Moisture range has been developed to take extra special care of babies with sensitive skin.

Market News

Global K-Beauty leader LANEIGE expands availability in USLANEIGE has a history of introducing new categories to the US and continues to be the innovator and pioneer in breakthrough technology and trends.

In 2002, LANEIGE introduced the first Sleeping Mask and continues to innovate with new launches such as Lip Sleeping Mask and Time Freeze Sleeping Mask.

In 2008, LANEIGE introduced Cushion Technology which became a global phenomenon.

The brand continues to be at the forefront of developing and employing the most innovative and talked about cushion technology with the new Skin Fit air cushion technology.

“By extending the availability of LANEIGE through our new ecommerce channel we are satisfying beauty buyers’ preferences of where they want to shop for LANEIGE and engage with us,” says Bradley Horowitz, AmorePacific President & CEO.

“To further reach key consumers, LANEIGE will also be available at Sephora.com beginning June 2017, as well as in 150 Sephora door locations across the US, beginning September 2017.”

(N. Church, 03/04/2017 - www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/global-k-beauty-leader-laneige-expands-availability-in-us-300433178.html)

Some manufacturers are questioning the need of adding IR filters (against infra-reds) in sunscreen formulas.

Because the other much debated issue on sunscreens is their environmental impact on wildlife and marine life.

“Yet, there is no scientific evidence of this impact”, according to the specialist. Mineral filters are deposited on the ocean floor and do not degrade.

But as far as pollution is concerned, sunscreens are not the biggest polluters in the field, way behind industrial paints.

Finally Anne Dux recalled that at present, the EU regulation was one of the safest in the world concerning suncare products.

There is currently In Europe a list of 25 modern filters authorised, while in the United States this list, regulated by the FDA has not been updated since 1974.

It only has 9 authorised filters, hence old generation filters. “This creates a real burden for U.S. and international companies, and a lack of safety for consumers,” she concluded.

(M. Ritter, 04/04/2017 - www.premiumbeautynews.com/en/sunscreens-and-aluminium-salts-the,11300?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=in-cosmetics+Global+-+UV+filters+-+...&utm_source=YMLP&utm_term=Only+one+French+out+of+four+bo)

French study on screens and aluminium saltsAt a time when certain substances used in cosmetics, are making the headlines, the FEBEA (French trade association representing cosmetic manufacturers) is reinforcing its dialogue with the media.

The Association recently launched a series of workshops to focus on matters relating to its fields of intervention. Objective: to answer questions from the press and shed a light on often complex issues.

First finding: only one French out of four bought suncare products in 2016, (26.5% exactly), for an average of 1.6 product per year.

It is not much, especially considering that skin cancer is making progress and is one of the top three cancers in the world. The often high price of suncare products, could explain the lack of interest of French people for sunscreens, a public health issue.

“Products are expensive because filters are expensive,” explained Anne Dux. Filters, key components of the product, their quality, performance, relevance and environmental impact are at the heart of issues.

To be efficient a suncare product generally uses two types of filters to protect the skin against UVAs and UVBs: mineral filters, playing the role of sunray reflectors like a mirror, and organic filters that absorb UVs.

Market News

Perfume is the most popular import, accounting for 55 percent of the total, followed by make-up, at 21 percent.

These two sectors also witnessed the biggest price growth, up 27 percent and 10 percent respectively.

(N. Church, 05/04/2017 - https://globalcosmeticsnews.com/asia-australasia/4257/vietnamese-consumers-snap-up-cosmetics-imports-market-value-to-double-to-us-2-2-billion-by-2020)

“When it comes to cold techniques – and in terms of packaging – the naive illustrative spirit that has always been popular in Asia can be further inspired by Nordic countries and I think we’ll see this in the next seasons.”

(N. Church, 03/04/2017 - www.cosmeticsdesign.com/Market-Trends/In-beauty-and-personal-care-age-old-wisdom-and-up-to-date-trends-are-converging)

Vietnamese consumers snap up cosmetics imports; market value to double to US$2.2 billion by 2020Cosmetics imports hit a value of US$1.1 billion in Vietnam in 2016, according to reports from the International Trade Centre and World Bank – and are expected to hit US$2.2 billion by 2020, says Vietnam Net Bridge.

Imports account for some 90 percent of Vietnam’s cosmetics market, according to Euromonitor International, and annual growth is firmly in the double digits.

The ITC names Singapore, the EU, Thailand and South Korea as the top importers to Vietnam, with the value of imported fragrances, cosmetics and toiletries from Singapore in the first two months of the year alone hitting US$30 million.

In beauty and personal care, age-old wisdom and up-to-date trends are convergingThe sensibility and muted sophistication of personal care and cosmetic brands from Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland, and Denmark appeal to today’s activist consumers who have a penchant for minimalist design and a passion for long-standing civilisations.

There is a preservationist appeal in effect here: “With the fear of damaging the polar biotope due to global warming, the attraction of the Arctic continues to grow.

We want to preserve civilisations that live in symbiosis with nature, taking inspiration from their rites, imagery and craftsmanship,” explains Dominque Assenat, who is head of colour, beauty, and accessories at Peclers Paris.

“This also plays into the use of stylised animals as symbols and talk of cruelty-free, vegan products – animals have recently gained a human status in this respect,” she tell this publication.

More concretely, what this means for beauty brands is that “We’re seeing a great focus on preservation of ingredients through cold techniques as well as much learning from ancestral techniques of drying and fermenting,” according to Assenat.

Nordic beauty could be the next K-beauty, but it doesn’t need to be. “Nordic and Korean beauty can definitely overlap,” says Assenat.

Sustainability

We are also more vulnerable. Women are more vulnerable in developing countries, where a lot of their income comes from agriculture. They are responsible for getting food; they are responsible for getting water.” said L’Oreal’s Chief Sustainability Officer Alexandra Palt

L’Oreal is pretty dependent on female consumers. Moreover, 46 percent of its board members and 58 percent of L’Oreal’s brands ― which include familiar labels such as Redken, Urban Decay, Kiehl’s and Maybelline ― are managed by women.

One of L’Oreal’s sustainable sourcing initiatives in the African country of Burkina Faso is an example of a project that combines the company’s interest in helping women improve their livelihoods with the promotion of sustainability forestry management practices.

The region is a primary source of shea butter nuts, used in more than 1,200 of the company’s skin care, personal hygiene and makeup brands.

An estimated 35,000 local women have benefited from L’Oreal’s investments there through a collaboration with another French company, Olvea.

The face of the L’Oreal sustainability strategy is a program called Sharing Beauty With All, which summarises the various declared targets that it hopes to reach by the 2020 time-frame.

(N. Church, 03/04/2017 - https://www.greenbiz.com/article/loreal-women-are-face-low-carbon-future)

brands’ individual product offerings should outline how they specifically work, alongside other benefits, to tackle the detrimental effects of pollution on the skin or hair.

Japanese company, Mary Quant Studio, recently released its Day to Night Powder, which claims to provide protection against tobacco smoke and dust, while brightening the user’s overall complexion.

It also contains moisturising ingredients and vitamin C derivatives to naturally conceal imperfections and help overcome dryness.

(N. Church, 05/04/2017 - www.cosmeticsdesign-asia.com/Brand-Innovation/Anti-pollution-claims-and-facial-powder)

For L’Oreal, women are the face of a low-carbon futureL’Oreal intends to fund research investigating the link between gender equality issues and negative climate impacts.

It also will finance programs and projects that address them and set up a mentorship program. The company hasn’t divulged details about the extent of its investment.

“I would like to encourage women to become climate leaders, because we are going to be touched in very specific way,” said Palt, addressing the conference in New York. “First, we are touched as primary caretakers. That will lead a lot of women to become more active.

Anti-pollution claims strengthen emerging facial powder nicheAs facial powders have been tipped as the next big thing in the multi-functionality trend, Mintel explains how brands are utilising anti-pollution packaging claims and natural ingredients to boost their popularity.

Facial powders, often marketed as ‘loose’ or ‘finishing’ powders, are drawing supporters from all over APAC as consumers use powder products as the final part of their daily beauty routine.

They typically play a supporting role to make up and are used to complement other conventional cosmetics items including foundations, creams and concealers.

In China, for example, concerns relating to pollution and the environment, such as PM2.5, vehicle exhaust and second-hand smoke are growing.

These worries have led to consumers demanding transparent claims relating to anti-pollution protection on their products, which are heavily backed by research and development findings.

Consumers are no longer satisfied with traditional skin care and cosmetics-related benefits like moisturising and antioxidant claims, but instead, demand specific anti-pollutant claims that “better resonate” with their needs.

Additionally, it is not enough for brands themselves to adopt an anti-pollution message as part of their marketing. Now,

Sustainability

for incorporating petrochemical-based materials in their inventions.”

“There are real and growing concerns about the public and environmental health consequences related to the products and processes of the personal care industry.

The living natural world’s time-tested strategies to achieve the same functionalities as desired by the personal care industry are a rich source of solutions to these problems—solutions that have a high probability of leading to both highly effective and sustainable solutions.

Biomimicry is a methodology for systematically tapping into that resource.”

(N. Church, 05/04/2017 - www.cosmeticsdesign.com/Formulation-Science/Sustainable-by-necessity-How-biomimicry-makes-beauty-better-part-2)

“Sustainable by necessity” - How biomimicry makes beauty better

Chemistry can serve both the beauty industry and not be detrimental to human, animal, and environmental health.

“After 3.8 billion years of nature’s R&D, living organisms have developed innovative strategies that are not only highly effective but are, by necessity, sustainable,” explained Mark Dorfman of Biomimicry 3.8.

“Chemistry is at the basis of natural products and processes,” says Dorfman,

“Living organisms have no choice but to do chemistry right where they need to survive, thrive, and raise their young.”

“For that reason, biomimetic ingredients and delivery systems modelled after natural processes and designs are less likely to be pollutants or disruptive downstream.

However, it is incumbent upon the chemists creating the biomimetic solution to follow nature’s models and not opt

Innovation

“What’s new and different about it is that it’s flow-through technology, it can be moulded in 3D shapes, and it can be antimicrobial,”

It is a real shift from what’s currently available on the market when it comes to applicators in this style, he asserts.

“You can get a foam applicator product, but it has to be in a flat sheet format. Apart from Nubiform, if you mould foam, it’s no longer flow-through. It’s a significant change to what’s been available in cosmetics for a long time.”

(N. Church, 06/04/2017 - www.cosmeticsdesign-europe.com/Brand-Innovation/Beauty-applicators-Nubiform-inno-vation)

cucumber water as the main actives to hydrate skin. The range includes a toner, emulsion, and essence which are packaged in a similar style to juices within the beverages space to enhance the naturally beneficial credentials of their products.

(N. Church, 04/04/2017 - www.cosmeticsdesign-europe.com/Market-Trends/Blurring-boundaries-between-beauty-food-and-drink)

Could Nubiform transform beauty applicators?Nubiform, a new elastomer applicator solution from Porex, allows products to flow through its structure while also taking on unique 3D shapes and offering an anti-microbial protection: the company predicts it will be a packaging game-changer.

Nubiform, according to Porex, is intended as a replacement for foams and foam-like products in cosmetics. It allows products to flow through its structure while also taking on unique 3D shapes.

Rusty Martin, global marketing manager for Porex,

Blurring boundaries between beauty, food and drinkJamie Mills, Consumer Insight Analyst for GlobalData , has revealed the firm’s latest insights on the important crossover between food and beauty.

Many of today’s consumers are moving towards more holistic approaches to beauty as the achievement of appearance-related goals becomes attached to wider concerns over personal health and overall wellbeing.

The trends emerging from today’s “wellness revolution” are no longer confined to food and drink, creating opportunities for inspired innovation in beauty and personal care.

The lines are blurring between health and beauty as consumers seek to achieve optimum wellness both inside and out.

Social media platforms such as Instagram have contributed to driving this trend forward as users encapsulate the concept of wellbeing into a complete lifestyle, from the foods they eat and the exercise they do, to the clothes and beauty products they wear.

Some examples of products which have capitalised on this trend include Sephora’s Avocado face mask which has taken advantage of the surge in popularity of avocados as a health food, being rich in monounsaturated fats and other nutrients.

Another is SkinFood’s Lettuce and Cucumber line from South Korea which features lettuce extract, cucumber extract, and

Innovation

outspoken, and full of innovative ideas within the VUCA (volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous) environment in this region.

This population is extremely demanding on new learning and new challenges as a reflection of the digital dynamic in Asia.

Hence, it is a key strategy for L’Oréal Asia Pacific to keep investing and leveraging them, through exciting career development and upskilling opportunities at the regional and global levels”, added Jochen Zaumseil, Executive Vice-President Asia Pacific Zone.

(N. Church, 06/04/2017 - https://globalcosmeticsnews.com/asia-australasia/4260/l-oreal-asia-pacific-runs-three-day-digital-bootcamp)

L’Oréal Asia Pacific runs three-day digital bootcampL’Oréal Asia Pacific has conducted its first digital bootcamp as part of the French beauty behemoth’s wider Digital Upskilling program.

The pilot session saw 60 digital talents from 11 countries gather in Singapore for the three-day immersive workshop, run by L’Oréal’s key global and regional leadership and strategic partners.

More than 30 speakers took to the stage to share their insights on digital and consumer trends, upcoming challenges and market best practice.

“Digital transformation is also about new talents, new career paths and new ways of working.

Investing in our digital talent is a strategic imperative for L’Oréal to keep improving our capabilities and invent the future of beauty in the digital age”, said Lubomira Rochet, Global Digital Chief Officer L’Oréal.

“The L’Oréal digital experts in Asia Pacific are very proactive,

New Products

Dial launches 3 body washes, foaming hand washHenkel’s Dial brand on Wednesday announced the introduction of three new products this year, following a year in which the brand won three national beauty awards.

In 2016, Dial’s coconut water body wash won Allure’s Best of Beauty Best Steals award, its advanced bar soap won Family Circle’s Best Beauty Buy for bar soap and its advanced bar soap was among People StyleWatch’s best new beauty products under $25 and “things you never knew you needed”.

Now the brand is unveiling two new body washes and a foaming hand wash.

And Dial Complete Kitchen Collection foaming hand wash, formulated to kill 99.99% of common kitchen bacteria.

The hand wash comes in Fresh Lavender and Citrus Sunburst scents.

(N. Church, 05/04/2017 - www.drugstorenews.com/article/dial-launches--body-washes-foaming-hand-wash)

Charcoal is on the rise in beautyPreservative-free for sensitive skin brand Boscia has expanded into the hygiene category with the launch of its new aluminium-free Charcoal Deodorant.

Did you know that Activated Bamboo Charcoal can absorb more than 1,000 times its weight in impurities?

It is also a key ingredient in this new product.

This natural, powder spray deodorant—also created with Binchotan white charcoal powder and a botanical blend effectively absorbs wetness and controls odour. Another related launch is the newest member of the Schmidt’s Naturals family - Charcoal + Magnesium Deodorant.

This innovative new formula combines magnesium, baking soda and activated charcoal to neutralise odour and wetness naturally and effectively, said the brand.

(N. Church, 31/03/2017 - www.happi.com/contents/view_breaking-news/2017-03-31/charcoal-is-on-the-rise-in-beauty/)

Better Skin Lava Magik: Cleanser, scrub, mask

A daily cleanser, exfoliating scrub and revitalising mask.

Skin cleansing volcanic lava from France enriched with nourishing calendula, sweet orange and grapeseed oils, cucumber, parsley, and chamomile for healthy radiant, more youthful looking skin.

Excellent antibacterial, anti-viral, anti-yeast fighting skin cleanser.

(N. Church, 06/04/2017 - https://thebetterskinco.com/col-lections/all/products/lava-magik-cleanser-scrub-mask-4-fl-oz)

New Products

Pantene’s new Gold SeriesPantene is unveiling a new ad campaign and Gold Series product line, aimed at celebrating the diversity and reaffirming the beauty of African-American hair types, during time that the brand says, “there is still a level of inequality in how African American hair is represented in popular culture and in mainstream hair care advertising.”

The new ad campaign supports the launch of Pantene Gold Series, which the company said it developed to better serve the needs of African-American shoppers, incorporating years of research on textured hair into eight care and styling products.

(N. Church, 23/03/2017 - www.drugstorenews.com/article/pantenes-new-gold-series-campaign-assert-all-strong-hair-beatiful)

Get a grip with Kenra

Get a grip on texture with the new Kenra Professional Grip Collection. Created with a unique lightweight, airy formula, featuring an enhanced grip, the Grip Collection brings hair next level texture and volume, said the company. Each formula in the three-product range is infused with a raspberry coconut magnolia fragrance, leaving hair with more than just an amazing texture and volume, but a sweet scent that lingers for all day perfection.

(N. Church, 30/03/2017 - www.happi.com/contents/view_breaking-news/2017-03-30/get-a-grip-with-kenra/)

Calendar

201712th - 13th Apr Luxe Pack Shanghai (Shanghai, China) http://www.luxepackshanghai.com/

18th - Apr BAMA Innovation Day (Manchester, UK) http://www.bama.co.uk/courses/

22nd - 24th Apr Expocosmética 2017 (Porto, Portugal) http://www.eventseye.com/fairs/f-expocosmetica-869-1.html

10th - 11th May Luxe Pack New York (New York, USA) http://luxepackny.com/

14th - 16th May Beautyworld Middle East (Dubai, UAE) http://www.beautyworldme.com/frankfurt/51/for-exhibitors/welcome.aspx

15th - 19th May Consumer Specialty Products Association (CSPA) Mid-Year Meeting (New Harbour, USA)

http://www. cspa.org

23rd - 25th May FCE Cosmetique (São Paulo, Brazil) http://www.fcecosmetique.com.br/en/index.php?pgid=home&mi=00100000000

20th - 22nd June In Cosmetics Korea (Seoul, Korea) http://www.in-cosmeticskorea.com/

21st - 22 June Cosmetic Business (Munich, Germany) http://www.cosmetic-business.com/tradefair/en/

29th - 30th June Innocos (Lisbon, Portugal) http://www.innocossummit.com

9th - 11th July Cosmoprof North America (Las Vegas, USA) http://www.cosmoprof.com/

6th - 7th Sep Aerosol & Dispensing Forum 2017 (New York, USA) http://www.adf-pcd.com/

6th - 7th Sep Packaging of Perfume Cosmetics & Design (New York, USA)

13th - 14th Luxury Packaging 2017 (London, UK) http://www.easyfairs.com/packaging-innovations-london-2017/luxury-packaging-lon-don-2017/

20th - 22nd Sep FLADA XI Latin American Aerosol Congress (Mexico City, Mexico) http://aerosollarevista.com/2017/07/flada-presente-en-el-congreso-europeo-2017/

18th - 19th Oct BAMA Forum & Awards Dinner (Oulton Hall, Leeds, UK) http://www.bama.co.uk/index.php

Calendar

201731st Oct - 2nd Nov in-cosmetics Asia (Bangkok, Thailand) http://asia.in-cosmetics.com/

14th - 17th Cosmoprof Asia 2017 (Hong Kong) http://www.cosmoprof-asia.com/en-us/

201831st Jan - 1st Feb Aerosol and Dispensing Forum ADF 2018 (Paris, France) http://www.aerosol-forum.com/en/index.php

28th - 29th Mar Aerosol and Dispensing Forum ADF Shanghai 2018 (Shanghai, China)

http://www.aerosol-forum.com/en/

18th - 21st Sep International Federation of Societies of Cosmetic Chemists (IFSCC) Congress (Munich, Germany)

http://ifscc2018.com/

4th - 5th Oct FEA Aerosol Congress and Exhibition http://www.feaglobalevents.org/