Wednesday 5th July Seminars
SCS Update for Members
Speaker
Shona Bear President of the Society of Cosmetic Scientists UK & Ireland - Superdrug
London College of Fashion Student Presentations
Speaker
Gabriela Daniels London College of Fashion
Break
Energy Efficient Production of Cosmetics
An initiative and Guideline by the Swiss Cosmetic Industry
The path to decarbonisation and sustainability will be eased with an increase in efficiency and lesser use of energy. The Swiss Society of Cosmetic Chemists in cooperation with 2 research institutions and the Swiss Federal Office of Energy started in 2020 a project to examine 6 innovative Efficiency Concepts (EC) within three companies, one of them a large quantity producer, another known for its high value products and one OEM manufacturer. The results will be summarized later within Guidelines; a document to share.
Before applying the EC within the production, the potential influence on product quality had to be investigated in detail. A proper scale-down/ scale-up process was applied, making sure that any modification in formulation, temperature and dispersing conditions can later be safely transferred into production. Quality control included drop size distribution, Rheology (viscosity, oscillatory tests) and sensory tests.
New formulation development and new homogenizing concepts were investigated and proved in production scale. Potential product specific limits are well understood and new decision guidelines for temperatures (max in production and min for filling) were applied. The cooling and heating cycles as well as the cleaning process were improved leading to energy and cost savings of at least 20 to 30%. Productivity increase was significant.
The project also included guidelines and an assessment to fully decarbonize the energy supply by applying heat and cold recovery, thermal storages and heat pumps to couple heat and cold production.
The authors will present the general approach and set-up of the project, explain some of the EC with focus on implementation more in detail and show some case stories/results. Aspects with respect to formulation will be explained at a later stage.
Speaker
Prof. Dr. Ludger Josef Fischer Institute of Mechanical Engineering and Energy Technology IME Co-Head Competence Center Thermische Energiespeicher - Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts Engineering and Architecture
B Corp – A Contract Manufacturer’s Journey
Making the Beauty Business a Force for Good
Speaker
Laura Kirkbride Technical Director - Orean Personal Care
Microbiota Rejuvenation & Photoprotection: novel plant strategies based on biotechnology
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Speaker
Raquel Ferreira Business Development Manager - Vytrus Biotech
Lunch
Winning an Earthshot Prize
In this keynote presentation Dr Louise Anderson, Research Director at NotPla, will describe how Notpla creates truly sustainable packaging solutions from seaweed and plants that disappear naturally, giving consumers the convenience of single-use, without the plastic waste. Winner of the prestigious Earthshot Prize, Notpla are famed for their edible liquid packaging, Ooho, their takeaway box coating and single-use film sachet replacements. To date, their solutions have already replaced 2.8 million pieces of single-use plastic from entering our environment.
Speaker
Louise Anderson Research Director - Notpla
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR): Game-changing Regulations for UK Packaging
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) will fundamentally change how packaging is regulated in the UK as well as potential business implications of placing different types of packaging onto the UK. Find out how EPR could affect your cosmetics business.
Speaker
Robert Fell Director & Chief Executive - Metal Packaging Manufacturers Association
Break
Carbon Footprint and KMI Brands
Speaker
Victoria Cushing Product Director - KMI Brands
The Childs Farm Sustainability Journey and Our Plans for the Future as Part of the PZ Cussons Family
Childs Farm was started by our Founder Joanna Jensen, who created the brand due to the lack of options for her two little girls with sensitive skin, with the mission of producing products that were both kind to skin and kind to the planet to allow every baby and child to feel good in their skin.
Sustainability has been in our DNA from day one. We believe sustainability is a continuous journey and this talk takes you through the steps Childs Farm has taken so far, from introducing 100% Prevent Ocean Plastic bottles to being certified a B Corp. And our plan to continue this journey as part of the PZ Cussons Family.
Speaker
Louise Norman Head of Technical, Regulatory & Sustainability Officer - Childs Farm
Panel Debate – Success & Sustainability
Speakers
Shona Bear President of the Society of Cosmetic Scientists UK & Ireland - Superdrug
Prof. Dr. Ludger Josef Fischer Institute of Mechanical Engineering and Energy Technology IME Co-Head Competence Center Thermische Energiespeicher - Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts Engineering and Architecture
Louise Norman Head of Technical, Regulatory & Sustainability Officer - Childs Farm