The Cosmetics Design anti-pollution forum is today!

By Lucy Whitehouse and Simon Pitman

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The Cosmetics Design anti-pollution forum is today!
The industry is buzzing over this trend and with over 1,000 subscribers signed up for our event today it is clearly not one to miss.

Mounting concern and awareness over the effects airborne pollution can have on hair and skin for those living in urban and industrialised areas means interest in beauty and personal care products targeting this area is growing at a phenomenal pace.

Also known as the ‘protection’ trend, anti-pollution claims centre on providing solutions to the damage caused by increased levels airborne chemicals that can play havoc on an individual’s appearance and have also been linked to signs of skin ageing.

This Cosmetics Design forum gathers three global industry experts to address the major issues and questions that surround the rising trend at the moment, looking at the topic from a perspective that considers the entire supply chain - from innovation at ingredients level, through to the main consumer demands and how these are likely to develop this year.

Key questions

Some of the key questions our panel is set to discuss include:

  • What are the natural ingredients being used to combat the effects of pollution?
  • What’s the current direction of the pollution trend in Asia Pacific? How does that differ from Europe or the US?
  • What are the main regulatory concerns for brands looking to develop anti-pollution products?
  • What are the effective anti-pollution products on the market now?
  • Which marketing claims are proving most popular with consumers?
  • Which brands are worth looking at for their anti-pollution ranges?

LIVE WEBINAR

How to make the most of the anti-pollution trend

Tune into our online forum for a truly global perspective on the latest in the protection trend. Hear industry experts from Euromonitor, Inside the Raum and Seers Consulting on the challenges and opportunities – broadcast today!...​ Click here

The expert panel

To offer their industry expertise and deep market insight, CosmeticsDesign has gathered three thought leaders who together are able to represent the global nature of the rising trend.

They are:

  • Dr. Maria Coronado, Euromonitor: ingredients analyst and doctor in chemical engineering. Find some of her recent insights here.
  • Dr. Alain Khaiat, Seers Consulting: cosmetics consultant and contractor; an expert in the Asia region.
  • Ju Rhyu, Inside the Raum: Founder and CEO of K-beauty consultancy firm, specialising in the US market.

Together, the panel will consider the origins of the trend, key regulatory issues, market-leading players - both in terms of formulation and in terms of finished products, and give their predictions for how the trend will progress from here.

And what happens if you miss the broadcast?

Don't worry, a recorded version of the forum will be available to download in the weeks following the first broadcast.

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