Synopsis

POSTER 1.  Evaluation of silicone replacements for hair conditioners. 

Silvia Perez^1,2
1 – Liverpool John Moores University, UK
2 – Meiyume, UK

POSTER 2. Sustainability by reduced energy consumption: the case of oil-in-water emulsion. 

Shivani Mistry¹, Ludger Fischer², Sylvie Bunyan³, Tim Barbary³, Elisabeth Dufton⁴, Slobodanka Tamburic¹
1 – University of the Arts London, UK
2 – Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Switzerland
3 – Benchmark Consulting Global Ltd, UK
4 – Surfachem Group Ltd, UK

POSTER 3.  Sustainability by reduced energy consumption: selecting ingredients and manufacturing processes in water-in-oil emulsions.

Jana Fröhlich¹, Ludger Fischer², Sylvie Bunyan³, Tim Barbary³, Elisabeth Dufton⁴, Slobodanka Tamburic¹
1 – University of the Arts London, UK
2 – Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Switzerland
3 – Benchmark Consulting Global Ltd, UK
4 – Surfachem Group Ltd, UK

POSTER 4. The effects hydrolysed keratin has on the properties of hair fibres when applied in a product formulation. 

Charlotte Hunter-Middleton¹
1 – De Montford University, UK.

POSTER 5. The effects of different fruit essential oils on an exfoliating lipstick’s stability, sensory and mechanical characteristics. 

Hannah Thomas¹
1 – De Montford University, UK

POSTER 6.  Commercial sunscreens protect skin commensal bacteria from solar simulated radiation. 

Matthew L. Smith¹, Andrew J. McBain², Aline. Souza³, Catherine A. O’Neill¹
1 – Division of Musculoskeletal and Dermatological Sciences, The University of Manchester, UK
2 – Division of Pharmacy and Optometry, The University of Manchester, UK
3 – Croda Europe Ltd, UK