A series of four educational workshops runs throughout the opening day of IFSCC 2022. Taking place in Central Hall Westminster, the workshops provide an opportunity to learn more about four important topics in an interactive environment ahead of the Congress Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception on Monday evening.
Hosted by the Society of Cosmetic Scientists jointly with L’Oreal, CTPA and CEW UK, you will learn more about important topics from a whole host of industry speakers in the interactive environment of these four Educational Workshops.
- Workshop Fees:
Best prices for IFSCC 2022 Pre-Congress Educational workshops are available when purchased as part of your Congress Registration, however, places can be purchased standalone. Come for half a day, to see one workshop, or stay for the whole day to see two. Either way, a very special upgrade offer allows workshop attendees to join the SCS, sponsors, exhibitors and speakers at the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception in the wonderful Central Hall Westminster.
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- IFSCC affiliated Society Members: £149.00 per workshop
- Non-Members: £179.00 per workshop
- IFSCC affiliated Society Members: £149.00 per workshop
- Non-Members: £179.00 per workshop
“Today’s consumer is faced with an array of cosmetic and personal care products to deliver benefits that range from cleaning, beautifying, promoting attractiveness, keeping in good condition, protecting to changing its appearance. In these workshops experts from industry, academia and organisations to share their expertise, highlight their recent activities and initiatives and answer any questions in a fully interactive and relaxed environment that provides an excellent networking and information gathering opportunity for all delegates. This comprehensive educational programme is put together with the workshop leaders and colleagues Dr Emma Meredith, Dr Isabelle Castiel, Kirsty Mawhinney, Marianne Martin, Mohammed Jamal, Sallie Berkerey, and Sam Farmer; and the IFSCC Steering Committee members Judi Beerling, Dr Tony Gough, Linda Harman and myself. These workshops will bring together a powerful group of experts and we look forward to welcoming all delegates”
- Workshop 1
- The Science of Beauty Decoded, Myths vs Reality
- (Supported by Cosmetic Executive Women, UK)
This workshop is a must-attend for those wishing to better understand the development of cosmetic products and how science can help counter the misinformation about widely-used cosmetic ingredients or products. Bringing international recognised experts from industry, academia and associations together to share insights into the creation of cosmetic and personal care products, attendees will learn how the most demanding quality, efficacy and safety standards are met. Delegates will appreciate the importance of innovation, science and education, and discover the key to developing a legally compliant and successful cosmetic product.
Supported by CEW UK and the Department for Industry and Trade
- Workshop 2
- Cosmetic Regulation & Safety Assessment Update
- (Supported by Cosmetic, Toiletries & Perfumery Association, UK)
Want to keep up with the regulatory framework around cosmetic products? This is the workshop for you. With strict animal testing bans in place in the UK, EU and many other parts of the world, the cosmetics industry has been at the forefront of developing alternative approaches to animal testing for more than 25 years. In the first part of the workshop industry experts will highlight recent regulatory developments in the European Union, United Kingdom and China. In the second part, participants will be introduced to New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) for safety assessment – an approach for cosmetic ingredients and products without reliance on animal tests.
Supported by CTPA UK
- Workshop 3
- Sun Protection- The Consumer & the Science
- (Jointly organised with L’Oréal Research & Innovation, France)
Photoprotection is increasingly important. This workshop will discuss formulation challenges for solar products. It will explore the importance of sun protection, describe the major types of UV radiation and their impact on human skin at cellular, molecular and biological level. With 90% of skin cancers directly linked to sun exposure, use of sunscreen ingredients in cosmetic products has extensively increased. Find out how evaluation methods and recent research activities ensure sun protection products are environmentally safe, including for aquatic and marine life. A closing discussion with speakers will explore how solar product efficacy is assessed with guidelines and controls set up to ensure consumer protection.
Jointly organised with L’Oréal Research & Innovation, France
- Workshop 4
- Fragrance From Creation to Retail Today
- (Supported by British Society of Perfumers, UK)
Discover how fragrance connects people to products, hear about advances in science that evaluate its influence on mood, and how perfumery is responding to the new era of sustainability. See how the ingredients and creative process that shape the relationship with brands and consumers are influenced by emerging social, environmental and societal trends. This workshop will explore the future for fragrance in a world that is more sensory aware. You will take a dive into the olfactive character and trends behind some recent fine fragrances launched into an ever-evolving retail landscape. Give your noses an olfactive treat!
Supported by British Society of Perfumers
