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W H Y Y O U S H O U L D A T T E N DThe Society of Cosmetic Chemists’ 70th Annual Scientific Meeting &

Technology Showcase will feature a faculty composed of the leading practitioners in the cosmetics industry.

Attend this year’s Annual Meeting to gain clarity and unique insight into the latest cosmetics research and trends, and receive up-to-the-minute guidance on the latest developments in the field. Learn from our experts the cutting-edge research driving the industry forward, best practices to navigate today’s regulatory environment, and come away with ideas on how to most effectively apply these findings in your work. Futhermore with the 29th IFSCC Congress scheduled for 2016, this is the last SCC

Annual Meeting until 2017 – Register today!

W H O S H O U L D A T T E N DCosmetic scientists at any level of experience, including academic, industry and

government practitioners, as well as Sales, Marketing, and Regulatory Professionals will benefit from this comprehensive Meeting. Professionals on both the

finished-goods side as well as the Supplier side will greatly benefit from this year’s expanded course offering.

Suppliers and Finished Goods Houses will want to take advantage of the opportunity to have a poster at the Technology Showcase. See page 10 for details.

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Roger McMullen, Ph.D., Chair

The Podium Sessions and the respective presentation titles and authors are detailed within. If you would like to see the complete abstract(s) for the presentations you may view them line at www.scconline.org. Please note that any changes to this program

that may occur going forward will be posted on the SCC website.

D O N ’ T M I S SContinuing Education Courses and a Special Current Event Briefing on Wednesday, December 9th! See page 8 for details.

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Neuroscientist, biological anthropologist, and author Dr. Helen Fisher is a leading expert on the biology of human personality and a pioneer in examining the neurochemistry of leadership and innovation. Her groundbreaking research in the field of business chemistry has helped determine how biological personality styles can be used to build teams and corporate boards, advertise, and succeed at work.

The Chief Scientific Advisor to Match.com and chemistry.com, Dr. Fisher collects data from her questionnaire, the Fisher Temperament Inventory, which has been taken by 14 million people worldwide. Looking at four styles of thinking and behaving, she reveals how to recognize and influence each personality and how individuals work, sell, innovate, follow, and lead.

“The more we come to understand the neuroscience of personality,” says Fisher, “the better we will be able to make rewarding partnerships, build better work teams, and create better relationships between men and women, teachers and students, parents and children, doctors and patients, and colleagues and clients.”

A valued consultant for Procter and Gamble and American Express, she helped VISA understand card usage data and Deloitte University create stronger customer services. Dr. Fisher addressed audiences at Fortune magazine, SXSW, The World Economic Forum, The Economist’s Ideas Economy, and was named a TED all star. She is the co-Founder and Chief Science Officer of NeuroColor, a business consulting and training firm, which will launch in 2015.

She has written five bestsellers on the brain science behind human social behavior. 2009’s Why Him? Why Her? explained how the brain’s chemical systems encourage people to find partners who complement their thinking and behavior, which has helped organizations enrich their operations. In 2016, her 1994 classic Anatomy of Love will be released in a second edition.

A Research Associate in the Department of Anthropology at Rutgers University, Fisher is a Senior Research Fellow at The Kinsey Institute, where she has also donated her papers. Dr. Fisher was a research associate at The American Museum of Natural History.

She has appeared on Dateline, Charlie Rose, 20/20, and Primetime Live. A documentary film based on her work, Sleepless in New York, premiered in April 2014. Her articles have appeared in New Scientist, Huffington Post, and Newsweek, where she examined the leadership styles of Presidential nominees.

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T H E N E U R O S C I E N C E O F I N N OVAT I O NHelen Fisher, Ph.D. | Rutgers University

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S U N P R OT E C T I O N | 9 : 0 0 A M – 1 1 : 3 0 A MModerator, Mindy Goldstein, Ph.D., Atlantic Coast Media Group

Understanding Solar Skin Elastosis-Cause and TreatmentManasi Chavan, Ph.D., BASF Personal Care

A New In-Vitro Method for Determination of Sun Protection FactorXin Qu, Ph.D., Ashland Inc.

An Anti-Aging Cream that Expands Sun Care to Help Protect Against Infrared Damage. The Next Generation of Skin Care Mindy S. Goldstein, Ph.D., Atlantic Coast Media Group

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C O L O R C O S M E T I C SModerator, Arvind Shah, Micro Powders, Inc.

Challenges in Formulating Color Cosmetics to Meet Global Customer’s ExpectationsEwelina Pitusiak, Kolmar Laboratories

A Set of Non-Human Test Methods for Comprehensive Understanding of Color Cosmetics’ Sebum ResistanceZhi Li, Ph.D., Dow Corning

Impact of Effect Pigments in Color CosmeticsStephanie Biagini, BASF Corporation

Microscopic Examination of Nail Appearance for Product DevelopmentYelena Loginova, Ph.D., Coty Inc


H A I RModerator, Roger McMullen, Ph.D., Ashland Specialty Ingredients

Biomarkers of Canities-Affected Human Scalp Gray Hair Follicles Manasi Chavan, Ph.D., BASF Personal Care

The Shape Memory Properties of Hair and its StylingManuel Gamez-Garcia, Ph.D., Ashland Specialty Ingredients

Studying the Rates of Moisture Adsorption by HairTrefor Evans, Ph.D., TA Evans Inc.

Black Henna’ and the Epidemic of Para-Phenylenediamine SensitizationCatherine Cartwright-Jones, Ph.D., Tap Dancing Lizard, LLC

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S U P P L I E R S ’ C O C K TA I L R E C E P T I O N | 4 : 3 0 P M – 7 : 0 0 P MTrianon Ballroom—Enjoy some food and beverages as you join your colleagues for this can’t miss networking event.

B E A U T Y M I C R O B I O M E | 9 : 0 0 A M – 1 1 : 0 0 A MModerator, Greg Hillebrand, Ph.D., Amway Corporation

2015 Henry Maso Award Lecture: The Pivotal Role of Skin Lipids in Skincare and Cosmeticssee next page for detailsApostolos Pappas, Ph.D., Johnson & Johnson

The Changes in the Human Skin Microbiome with Common Hygiene Practices at Birth and in AdulthoodKim Capone, Ph.D., Johnson & Johnson

Rational Design of a Skin Tone-Regulating Molecule Based on the Functional Metagenomic Analysis of the Human Skin Microbiote Fabrice Lefevre, Ph.D., Induchem USA, Inc.

The Skin Microbiome: Significance and New 3D MethodologiesValerie Andre-Frei, Ph.D., BASF Beauty Care Solutions

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Apostolos Pappas, Ph.D. started his professional career as a research biochemist in the Skin Research Center of Johnson & Johnson in ‘99 and later served as a group leader at Munich Biotech, where he worked on cancer research. Thereafter he returned to Johnson & Johnson, where he is currently a Research Manager and Fellow focusing on lipid metabolism research. Dr. Pappas is one of the first to culture cells that were previously not cultured; as human primary sebocytes and more recently human facial preadipocytes.

He has authored more than forty peer-reviewed scientific publications, patent applications, and four books. While at J&J he collaborated with many experts and KOLs to open a new field within the academic textbooks arena and curriculums on “Nutrition and Skin”, which was published by Springer in 2011. The success and wide recognition of this project paved the way for his second academic textbook by Springer in 2014: “Lipids and Skin Health”; which is the very first of its kind as well.

He has initiated and chaired three major symposia and has given more than 20 invited lectures at presti-gious societies and universities. Recently he became adjunct faculty at the Department of Food Science at Rutgers University (since September 2013) and a member of the Rutgers Center for Lipid Research. He has also been appointed as a member of the scientific advisory board of directors of the CARF Society.

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T H E P I V OTA L R O L E O F S K I N L I P I D S I N S K I N C A R E A N D C O S M E T I C SApostolos Pappas, Ph.D. | Johnson & Johnson

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F O R M U L AT I O N SModerator, Anjali Patil, Ph.D., Chanel , Inc.

Impact of Misconceptions on the Development of Cosmetic ProductsRicardo Diez, Ph.D., Chanel USA

Streaming Potential Measurements to Understand the Rheological Properties of Surfactant Formulations Containing Anionic and Amphoteric SurfactantsJoachim Venzmer, Ph.D., Evonik Industries AG

Modern Solutions for PreservationSteve Herman, Diffusion LLC


A N T I - A G I N GModerator, Kelly Dobos, Sun Chemical

Skin Rejuvenation by Restoring the Self Renewing Properties of the Skin Cristina Carreno, Ph.D., Lipotec S.A.U.

Anti-Age Claim in a New Light? Self Perception of Improved Face Leads to Measurably Increased “Well-Being”Karl Lintner, Ph.D., Kal’Idees S.A.S.

Dermal Macrophages Insight to Fight Against Pollution by Particulate MatterValerie Andre-Frei, Ph.D., BASF Personal Care


G L O BA L R E G U L AT I O N S Moderator, Ken Marenus, Ph.D., Estee Lauder Companies

Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs) – What is the Issue for Cosmetics?Mathias Rietzel-Röhrdanz, Ph.D.

The Impact to the Industry by the Coming Cosmetic Regulations in ChinaMartin Hu, Reach24H Consulting Group China

Chinese Cosmetic Regulations, an Ingredient Supplier’s PerspectiveMike Elwood, Ph.D., Lonza Consumer Care

Cosmetic Microplastics: Lessons Learned from Recent EventsRobert Lochhead, Ph.D., University of Southern Mississippi

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2015 9:00AM – 5:00PMThe New York Hilton Hotel & Towers

Beginning Cosmetic Chemistry Instructed by Perry Romanowski

Gums, Thickeners And Rheology ModifiersInstructed by Robert Locchead, Ph.D.

SPECIAL DISCOUNT Individuals registering for a Continuing Education Course at the New York Hilton as well as the Annual Scientific Meeting (Full Registrations Only) may deduct $25 off the Meeting Registration.

*The registration fee includes Continental Breakfast and Lunch on the day of the Course.

FULL Annual Meeting registration includes admission to the entire Technical Session, the Thursday and Friday Luncheons and the Suppliers’ Cocktail Reception on Thursday evening. Please note that the Technology Showcase has complimentary admission again this year though registration is required.

CONTINUING EDUCATION (CEP) COURSES AT THE ANNUAL MEETING

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2015 1:00PM - 5:30PM

Is non-edible non-applicable?The study of Trans-fats in

Skin Care Applications-Biochemistry, Biology and PhysicsNava Dayan Ph.D.: Moderator and Speaker;

Philip Wertz, Ph.D.: Speaker; and DeAnn Liska, Ph.D.: Speaker

The FDA is stating on its website that it took a “step to remove artificial trans-fat from the food supply. This step is expected to

reduce coronary heart disease and prevent thousands of fatal heart attacks every year”. In addition, deficiency in essential nutritional

fatty acids may be of equal magnitude for cause of disease.

It is often mistakenly thought that if compounds are edible they are also necessarily safe to be applied to skin and that digested beneficial nutrients are as valuable topically. However the skin

presents a very different environment when compared to the di-gestive system and functions as a semi-autonomic organ therefore exposure to skin should be viewed in relation to its characteristics and means of application. When this dogma is presented from a different angle; pointing towards non-healthy food being poten-

tially harmful to skin or healthy nutrients digestion contributing to skin health; is it valid?

This question will be discussed in this newly formed workshop fo-cusing on trans-fats in skin care applications and role of essential

fatty acids in skin health. Trans-fats are hydrogenated fatty acid that lost their double bond to become solidified and more stable to oxidation. Essential fatty acids are omega 3 and 6. The work-

shop will first define trans-fats and explore their use in food with a focus on some of the issues that have arisen. The workshop will further delve into compounds properties; skin interaction, health

aspects, bioavailability and biochemistry paths.

*AOCS Members will be able to register for this as well as the entire Annual Meeting at the member rate.

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(Free entrance again this year!*)

In conjunction with the Annual Scientific Meeting

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2015 10:00AM – 5:00PM

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2015 9:00AM – 3:00PM

T E C H N O L O G Y S H OW C A S E

SCC members have a continual need to main-tain their current awareness of new materials, emerging technologies, innovative services, and state-of-the-art equipment in their pursuit of developing tomorrow’s cosmetic and OTC products. The Technology Showcase provides a forum for the chemists and scientists of suppliers and contract laboratories serving the personal care industry to present their most recent developments in a poster format. This Showcase combines the details of a scientific poster session with the pragmatic directness of a commercial exhibit (trade names, demon-stration prototypes, and supportive literature presented). This venue as a part of the Annual Scientific Meeting enables it to be an effective information medium for cosmetic scientists.

Participants are invited to present their infor-mation in a poster format (4’ x 8’) to include experimental data, graphs, illustrations/photos, and prototypes on the technical attributes of the featured product or technology. Complete trade names as well as the INCI nomenclature is requested for ingredients.

HOW COMPANIES CAN PARTICIPATECompanies wishing to participate are to submit an abstract of approximately 150-200 words of their intended presentation to the Committee on Scientific Affairs (COSA) on or before September 30, 2015. Abstract Cover Sheets can be obtained by contacting the SCC National Office via phone at 212-668-1500 or may be printed from our website www.scconline.org. The abstract and cover sheet should be emailed to [email protected]. Abstracts must be in a Word Document format only. Abstracts will be reviewed on a “first come-first served” basis as the Technology Showcase is limited to the number of posters allowed. There is a flat fee of $1,200.00 per poster. The fee does not include any Meeting Registrations per poster. Company representatives will be required to register for the Annual Meeting. Notification of acceptance will be made by October 30, 2015 and payment must be made in full by November 28, 2015.

*Entrance to the Technology Showcase is free but pre-registration will be required for anyone not registering for the Annual Meeting.


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Type or print your name and company as you wish it to appear on your badge, complete and mail with check or credit card information to: Society of Cosmetic Chemists, 120 Wall Street, Suite 2400, New York, NY 10005-4088, Email [email protected] or Fax (212) 668-1504

For quick and easy registration, please register online at www.scconline.org

NAME (FULL AND ONE DAY REGISTRATIONS)

Name Company First Name Last Name

E-mail Phone

If you are an Emeritus member, please ignore the payment information

SPLIT REGISTRATION DETAILS:THURSDAYName E-mail First Name Last Name

FRIDAYName E-mail First Name Last Name

Company

ANNUAL MEETING REGISTRATION:

Registration Fee On/Before Nov. 16 After Nov. 16*

Member ID# _______________________________

Full Registration Member $650 $750 $______

Full Registration Non-member $790 $900 $______

Thursday Only Registration Member $550 $650 $______

Thursday Only Registration Non-member $690 $800 $______

Friday Only Registration Member $450 $550 $______

Friday Only Registration Non-member $590 $700 $______

Full Registration Student $250 $250 $______

Split Registration Members Only $800 $900 $______

Cocktail Reception Only $150 $150 $______

Technology Showcase Attendee Only** $0 $0 $______

Beginning Cosmetic Chemistry Member $360** $______

Beginning Cosmetic Chemistry Non-Member $490** $______

Gums, Thickeners & Rheology Modifiers Member $360** $______

Gums, Thickeners & Rheology Modifiers Non-Member $490** $______

Is non-edible non-applicable? Member $225** $______

Is non-edible non-applicable? Non-Member $325** $______

TOTAL $______

*Onsite Registration Fees will be $825 for Members and $975 for Non Members. **Registration for the Technology Showcase is required when not registering for the Annual Meeting.Please note: Early Registration for Continuing Education Courses is highly encouraged due to limits on class size.

CONTINUING EDUCATION & CURRENT EVENT PROGRAM REGISTRATION**

** If you register for the full Meeting and a Continuing Education Course, you may deduct $25 from the Meeting Registration Fee above. This discount does not apply to one-day or split registrations.

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Please note: There is a $150 Administrative Fee for cancellations up to November 7, 2015. Registration is transferable to another registrant but not refundable after November 7. A Change Fee of $50 will be applied for any change requests once registration is processed.

You will receive an email receipt immediately following the acceptance of your registration. If you prefer to mail, email or fax your registration, please com-plete the enclosed form (Type or print your name and company as you wish it to appear on your badge. Please make sure to include your email address and telephone.) and send with a check made payable to the SCC or credit card payment information to:

Society of Cosmetic Chemists,120 Wall Street, Suite 2400, New York, NY 10005-4088. Faxed and emailed ([email protected]) registrations are onlyacceptable with credit card payment information included (212-668-1504).

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STUDENT registration includes the entire Technical Sessions and lunch on Thursday and Friday.

NOT included in the base registration are Continuing Education Programs, Special Current Events Briefing and hotel accommodations. A discount of $25 off the registration fee will be given if you register for the full Meeting (both days) and a Continuing Education Course.

THURSDAY ONLY registration includes admission to the Thursday Technical Sessions, the Thursday Luncheon and the Suppliers’ Cocktail Reception on Thursday evening.

FRIDAY ONLY registration includes admission to the Friday Technical Sessions and the Friday Luncheon.

SPLIT registration allows two individuals from the same company to attend sessions with one individual attending on Thursday and one on Friday. SPLIT registration in-cludes access for only those functions scheduled on the day on which each individual registrant is attending (see above for details and please note that there are no excep-tions). Split registrations will be accepted until November 30th. There will be no split registrations accepted at the door. The split registration fee covers both individuals.

UNEMPLOYED members are invited to attend the Tech-nical Sessions free of charge; please contact the SCC National Office at [email protected] for more informa-tion.

ON SITE registration is available, though at a significantly higher fee ($825 for Members and $975 for Nonmem-bers). It is highly recommended that you register early so as to best guarantee your room at the Hilton and to save money and time.

P O L I C I E S

Pre-Printed badges will be made available only to those who register prior to November 25, 2015. Registrants will be included on the Pre-Registration List of Attendees after receipt of payment. Requests for refunds in writing made no later than November 7th will be granted, less a $150 administrative fee. Registration fees are trans-ferable to another registrant but not refundable after November 7, 2015.

Any change requests to a registration once it has been processed will be charged a $50 “Change Fee.”

The Society of Cosmetic Chemists cannot be held responsible for forms lost in the mail.

Badges and wristbands must be worn to all technical sessions, luncheons, exhibits and social events. If the proper scc badge is not displayed, you will be asked to either leave the meeting site, or register for the meeting.

HOTEL reservations can be made directly with the NY Hilton via the dedicated weblink found on the SCC website or by calling 212-586-7000. Please mention the SCC. The SCC Room Block and Rate at the New York Hilton, 1335 Avenue of the Americas, are reserved on a first-come-first-served basis by November 23th. Neither the Society nor the New York Hilton are responsible for the availability of rooms for reservations received after November 23th. Due to the high demand for hotel reservations over the weekend following the conference (Friday and Saturday) and limited number of rooms available on these nights, we recommend you make “back up” arrangements in the event that the SCC block becomes sold out.

CONFIRMATIONS will be sent via email from the New York Hilton upon input of your reservation. Please be sure to confirm all information on your reservation is correct upon receipt of the email.

Room rate is as follows: single/double $429

HOTEL LOCATION The New York Hilton & Towers is con-veniently located at 1335 Avenue of the Americas (53rd to 54th Streets), New York, NY 10019-6078

REGISTRANTS may pick up their registration material beginning Wednesday, December 9th at the SCC Registration Desk between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Those registered for Continuing Education Programs or Mini Breakfasts may pick up their course registration material on the morning of the course out-side the rooms scheduled for these sessions.

The Supplier Cocktail Reception starts at 4:30pm and ends at 7:00 pm on Thursday Evening.

The Technology Showcase will run from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm on Thursday and from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm on Friday.

ONLINEwww.scconline.org

PHONE 212-668-1500

FAX 212-668-1504

EMAIL [email protected]

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