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A fter Rainer Anskinewitsch, MD of Information Resources, had pointed out the current trends in key Western markets he extracted what in his view will be the main future trends (see separate panel). Dr. Fred Zülli of Mibelle explained what snow algae extract and calorie re- duction have to do with a cosmetic new anti-ageing concept. Dr. Vera Maien- schein of Impag reported on new neuro-cosmetic applications. Corinna Nagelreiter from the Uni- versity of Vienna addressed the sub- ject of determining particle size in emulsions. Denise Mahrhauser, also of the University of Vienna, compared liposomes with W/O/W emulsions. Neodermyl was put forward by Dr. Volker Kalhöfer of Induchem as an active substance for the restructuring of connective tissue. Proteomics and mechanomics, used in the search for clarification re- garding why human hair is damaged by high temperature, were the topics covered by Dr. Andrea Körner, DWI. Dr. Christian Hartung of Evonik spoke about premium hair conditioning and colour protection, and Giada Maramal- di of Indena looked at clinical studies carried out to define the hair-strength- ening performance of Centerox. Rainer Simmering of Henkel spoke about the insurance of promotional claims thanks to human microbiomes. To be able to develop edible consum- able and palm oil free cosmetics prod- ucts was the topic of Silvana Estarita of Dr. Straetmans, and Dr. Nicole Gerlach of DermaTronnier detailed skin care experiments carried out in space. An update on the subject of legal liability was given by Birgit Huber of the IKW. Dr. Karin Gromann from the Austrian ministry of health in Vienna, gave a talk on the work carried out by The slogan of the Forum Cosmeticum*, which ran from May the 7th to the 9th in Salzburg, Austria, was: “F.I.I.I.T. for 2020 – formula- tions, ideas, innovations and technology for the future”. COSSMA has picked out some of the best developments for you. 32 COSSMA 7-8I2014 PRODUCTION EVENTS the market monitor team, and Gregor Özelt from the Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety spoke about the current legal situation with regard to possible advertising difficulties. Dr. Marianne Waldmann-Laue of Henkel, showed the congress a sustain- able extract from Quassia Amara wood. Susann Beyer of SGS Austria, talked about a pilot programme set up by the European Commission to investigate the Environmental Footprint. A review of the development of natural cosmet- ics in Europe was presented by Elfriede Dambacher of Natural Cosmetic Con- cepts, and Bernd Heinken of Schülke & Mayr spoke on the subject of microbio- logical quality management. AM *The Forum Cosmeticum takes place every two years as a cooperative meeting of the Austrian, German, and Swiss associations of cosmetic chemists. Further information can be found on the Internet (see Internet panel) Forum Cosmeticum 2014 Fit for the future There were just over 100 attendees at this year‘s Forum Cosmeticum to absorb a wide range of information presented in the Salzburger Stieglkeller meeting centre and restaurant photo:AngelikaMeiss The IRI view of future trends Naturalness: The natural cosmetics market is growing much faster than traditional cosmet- ics, especially in the categories of facial care, body care, shower and bath additives, and hand and nail care. A major recent resurgence is vegan cosmetics (see page 22 ff.) which must contain no ingredients of animal origin such as bees wax, milk, gelatine and honey. Multi-talent oils: products containing oils have a strong place in the hair care, hair colorant, styling lotions, body care, shower additives and facial care markets. Additional benefits: BB and CC creams with just two articles in 2012 hit 1.7 million Euros. In 2013, with 26 articles, the market hit 5.3 million Euros. In the facial care sector additional benefits, such as sun protection, moisturising action and an anti-ageing action are already expected. Men’s cosmetics: This sector continues to grow. Convenience: Ease of use is the successful recipe for “in shower” lotions from, for instance, Nivea or Garnier. With over 3.8 million packs sold since their launch sales of 13 million Euros were achieved. Increased value of private label sales in supermarkets: Private label branding, with complexion improvers, anti-ageing serums and hair oils of different sorts can offer more and more premium products. Additional information can be found at www.health-and-beauty.com/ qr00283 or you can just scan the QR code! Your access codes for August: User name: cossma8 Password: nature DownloadsDownloads COS1408_32_Forum_GB_COS1305_28_Cosmoprof_GB 28.07.14 14:31 Seite 32