Gathering a host of experts at the forefront of this trend - described by commentators as having the potential to revolutionize the beauty and personal care industry - our Cosmetics Design Summit 2019: Skin Microbiome Innovation conference will take place 24-25 June 2019.
To be hosted in the Amsterdam Marriott Hotel, the two-day summit will see brands big and small, market analysts, formulators, consultants, manufacturers, ingredients suppliers, packaging players and many more figures from across the beauty supply chain as both speakers and delegates.
Discover the Summit website here, and register to keep up to date with the latest info for this unmissable new event here.
First wave speakers announced
Our first wave of speakers for the Skin Microbiome Innovation summit have been announced.
They include high profile names from brands at the cutting edge of R&D in the area of the skin’s microbiome, as well as world-class market research professionals and regulation experts.
Names include:
- Ioannis Efthymiopolous, Euromonitor International
- Marie Drago, Gallinée
- Kit Wallen-Russel, JooMo
- Jasmina Aganovic, Mother Dirt
- Patrick Gonry, Cosmetics Consultants Europe
- Nicole Fall, Asian Consumer Intelligence
Truly global in scope, the event will explore the potential of the skin’s microbiome for the beauty industry on a worldwide scale, while offering focus on specific categories (hair care, scalp care, skin care, colour cosmetics and more) within the broader trend, as well as specific regional demands.
Why the skin microbiome?
Microbiome refers to the collection of microbes - i.e. bacteria, fungi, viruses, etc. - that live in or on human cells.
The food industry has long been marketing products - yoghurts, drinks - with claims that they can balance or promote healthy gut bacteria.
Now this trend, on the back of increasing research into the diversity of the microbiome of the skin, has begun moving into skin care in a serious way.
New brands like Gallinée and JooMo are leading the charge in responding to the potential, and big name manufacturers including Unilever and Johnson & Johnson have been investing into research.
If you have expertise and insight in the area of the skin microbiome and are interested in hearing about potential speaker slots at this exciting event, please contact our editor Lucy Whitehouse: lucy.whitehouse@wrbm.com.
Find out more and register HERE to join us at the Cosmetics Design Summit 2019: Skin Microbiome Innovation, which is sponsored by DSM and Givaudan (Diamond sponsors); Solabia, BASF and Sabinsa (Platinum sponsors); and Indena and Atlantia (Gold sponsors).
