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4th edition of the international exhibition Cosmetic 360

Cosmetic industry - COSMÉTIQUE 360

At a time when digital, connected beauty, artificial intelligence and biotech are opening up new horizons for perfumery and cosmetics, the international COSMETIC 360 trade show in Paris welcomes the best in global innovation in all areas of the industry: Raw Materials, Formulation & Manufacturing, Testing & Analysis, Packaging, Support and Services for the cosmetics industry.
200 exhibitors including 30% from abroad, 30 start-ups, 5,000 visitors, 50 countries are expected.
Organized by the Cosmetic Valley competitiveness cluster, this trade show aims to consolidate the leadership of an industry that is one of the flagships of the French economy and operates in an international market estimated at €401,401 billion in 2016 (source: Euromonitor), with the number of consumers set to grow by 40% to reach 6.3 billion by 2030.

Among the highlights of this great mass of Beauty:

Cosmetology research : in partnership with CNRS Tech Corner Green Factory of the Futureor how to produce a continuous cream (a first!).
VSE-SME : Made in France in the spotlight with 140 French exhibitors and 3 regional pavilions: Centre-Val de Loire, Normandy, New Aquitaine.
Digital: Beauty Tech and its digital cosmetics start-ups and a short-lived gas pedal for early-stage start-ups.
Open Innovation : 210 meetings with 7 leaders present at the show: Johnson&Johnson, Laboratoires Pierre Fabre, L'Oréal Recherche&Innovation, LVMH Recherche, Puig, Rodan + Fields, Yves Rocher.
Packaging : a Hackathon Maker 100% students around 3D printing organized with the support of the LVMH group and its Maison, Dassault Systèmes and ID3P.
International : Japan, the show's guest of honor and its Japan 360 Innovation Village.
Conferences : combining academic and industrial perspectives with the "Theory into Practise" program and its 10 themes: Russian market, skin health, well-being, eco-design, cosmetopoeia, formulation, connected beauty, reconstructed skin, regulations, textures& emotions.
Open Distribution one new salon service with the help of QVC, the world's leading distributor of premium brands on television and the Internet.

Cosmetic 360
Wednesday, October 17 and Thursday, October 18, 2018
Paris, Carrousel du Louvre

 

Omnichannel, the new model for selective retailing

William Koeberlé - Management

While the Internet continues to modify consumer buying behavior, the second edition of the French Federation of Selective Perfumery (FFPS) study conducted by IFOP on the customer journey reveals that far from being opposed, stores and the Internet confirm their complementarity in the journey and experience of beauty product buyers (perfumes, skincare, makeup).

 Main findings

  • Almost 2/3 of the customers make their purchases mainly in storeto see, test the products and get advice.
  • The Internet is the ideal channel for comparing prices (60%) and taking advantage of promotions (47%).
  • The click & collectis now part of the customer journey (31%) combining web purchase and in-store pickup.
  • The young people (under 35 years old)prefer the store. 49% prefer it for advice.

 Internet and stores strengthen their comparative advantage

If for 33 % of French people, the Internet is the preferred point of contact for information prior to purchase and in particular to compare prices (49 %), stores remain for 73 % of the people questioned, the preferred place of purchase, whether for make-up (71%), perfumes/watercolors (74%) or body and face care (74%).
Comparing the results of the previous study conducted in 2016, the assets assigned to these two channels are reinforced. 63% of French people prefer the store to see the products (58% in 2016), 43% to benefit from advice vs 34% in 2016. 60% prefer internet to compare prices vs 50% in 2016 and 47% to buy when they want (+8 points vs 2016).
Our customers have become omnichannel! Far from being substitutes, the two channels are complementary. They are now complementary, says William G Koeberlé, President of the FFPS and the FEPD*.

Well-identified motivations

Among the 73% of customers who finalize their purchases in-store, in addition to the advice/services/animations that 43 % of those surveyed praise (compared to 34 % in 2016), it is the imagination that beauty products develop (see, smell, test...) that pushes them to take action at the points of sale for 44 % of them.
"Informed in real time thanks to the Internet, customers who walk through the door of stores are looking for a real display of products and a personalized experience "comments William G Koeberlé.
And among those who make purchases on the web, 60 % cite good prices (up 10 % from 2016) and 47 % (up 8 %) praise practicality. This is especially true on products like skincare, which are more suitable for re-purchases than fragrances or makeup.

Millennials, continue to store

Hyper-connected, the under 35 population, always looking for low prices and promotions on the web, still goes to the stores to make their beauty products purchases and to enjoy them.
The reasons mentioned: for 68 % of them the possibility to see the products (against 61 % for the over 35 years old) and 49 % to be able to test them (43 % for the other generations).

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Les Places d'Or announces its 14th edition

Les Places d'Or - LUXURY PACK MONACO

As it does every year, Les Places d'Or, Paris' luxury design and packaging trade show will open its doors from November 13 to 15, 2018 in the salons of the Le Meurice hotel.
The challenge for the organizers of this independent show is to offer decision-makers from luxury brands around the world - all stakeholders in packaging and brand image projects - the opportunity to discover and be inspired by the latest trends. The show has been set up as a veritable exhibition of know-how, innovation and craftsmanship in luxury packaging.

Each raw material (wood, cardboard, ceramics, crystal, leather, metal, paper, plastic, porcelain, glass), each component (cork, bottle, decanter, box, label, case, flask...) is represented and staged in a beautiful showcase.
Dominique Hériard-Dubreuil, President of Rémy Martin, will inaugurate this 14th edition as Honorary President, in the company of guests particularly sensitive to the challenges of luxury packaging, such as Nathalie Debras, from L'Oréal Luxe, Christophe Guesnet from Chanel, Olivier Lapidus, Jean-Pascal Martin-Festa from Rémy Cointreau, Paul-Charles Ricard from Martell Mumm Perrier Jouët, and Chantal Thomass.
Visitors from all sectors of the luxury goods industry (beauty, spirits, jewelry, watchmaking, fashion, hotels, delicatessen, publishing, art of the table...), will meet in a convivial atmosphere around sixty suppliers and design agencies in all areas of luxury packaging, including 15 new exhibitors.

Arcade Beauty acquires Suite K's perfume production site

Connect Midstream - Bioplan USA Inc.

Arcade Beauty, the world leader in perfume and cosmetics samples, acquired almost all the assets and production capacity of Suite K fragrances over the summer, strengthening the Group's potential in this segment in North America.
More specifically, this acquisition concerns the production and mixing expertise of the Dayton, New Jersey plant, which covers 7,000 m² dedicated to samples, mini-products, roll-ons and large-format bottles.
 "We're delighted to strengthen our development with this state-of-the-art plant," says Peter Lennox, Managing Director of Arcade Beauty. It will enable us to expand our filling and blending capabilities in the fragrance sector. Now, more than ever, we are in a position to honor our commitment to providing our customers with the very best in sampling technology. Our teams look forward to welcoming our new Dayton plant employees to the Arcade Beauty family," he adds.
"Arcade Beauty is the ideal candidate for this asset transfer," says Kathleen Croddick, Founder and General Manager of Suite K. "This sale will enable us to focus our resources on our core business, and allow our employees to continue the exceptional work they do in a brand new structure."

Firmenich will be the sponsor of the 3rd edition of the Corpo 35 competition

Grasse - perfume

Each year, a prestigious sponsor partners the Corpo 35 competition, offering a selection of its precious raw materials to enable the 35 selected candidates to formulate their olfactory creations. This gives them the chance to work with a range of top-quality products that they would not otherwise have access to on their own.
This year, Firmeniche will be offering an exceptional palette of its finest synthetic, natural and base ingredients, all of which will have a story, a legitimacy to inspire the selected candidates and reveal their creativity. Details of the theme and the "rules of the game" that will set a new tone for this 2019 edition will be revealed by Firmenich at the presentation of its precious raw materials.
Cécile Vialla's starting point was the observation that "niche perfumery is still under-represented in France, and little-known compared to other countries". Created at the initiative of Parfumerie Damiette in Rouen, and renewed every year, in partnership with over thirty players in the industry, Corpo 35 provides an opportunity for new talent to emerge, and to encourage and unleash the creativity of young perfumers.
At the end of the six months dedicated to creating the perfume and the presentation file, the jury of professionals, chaired by Dora Baghriche, Perfumer at Firmenich, will unveil the five winners at the awards evening in June 2019, to which will be added two winners rewarded by the Centdegrés agency for the creative part of the storyboard.

Registration is open until September 30 for this 3rd edition, whose theme is "Impressionism".

http://www.corpo35.com 

L'Oréal announces the planned acquisition of the La Roche-Posay spa company

L'Oréal - Cosmetics industry

L'Oréal has made an irrevocable offer to the shareholders of Holding STRP (Société des Thermes de La Roche-Posay) to acquire all the company's shares. The proposal provides for the prior sale of the hotel business to the current shareholders of Holding STRP, and exclusive negotiating rights for L'Oréal.
Founded in 1921, STRP is Europe's first spa dedicated exclusively to dermatological conditions. La Roche-Posay thermal spring water has anti-inflammatory, healing and soothing therapeutic properties, for the treatment of skin disorders (eczema, psoriasis, scarring after burns, cutaneous after-effects of cancer treatments). In 2017, the spa business benefited over 7,500 patients a year, generating sales of 3.6 million euros.
Laetitia Toupet, General Manager of La Roche-Posay, said: "This acquisition project will enable us to perpetuate and strengthen the dermatological roots of the La Roche-Posay brand by developing existing indications, and to make the spa the flagship of the brand".
Recommended by over 90,000 dermatologists worldwide, the La Roche-Posay brand creates skin care products formulated with thermal spring water for sensitive skin. The world's leading dermocosmetics brand, its main ranges are Lipikar (dry skin), Anthélios (photoprotection), Effaclar (acne-prone skin), Tolériane (sensitive skin) and Cicaplast (skin repair).
This project will be the subject of an information-consultation process with the employee representative bodies concerned, and should then be finalized in the coming months.

Quadpack Konjac Tourmaline Sponge eliminates negativity

Cosmetic industry - perfume
Gently rubbing your skin with Quadpack's new Tourmaline Konjac sponge gives you the same feeling of well-being as standing beside a waterfall. Tourmaline is charged with negative ions, magical molecules that neutralize airborne pollutants and allergens.
Negative ions abound in nature, especially in forests, on beaches and with particular intensity near waterfalls. Their energizing and refreshing effects can also be felt in the air after a thunderstorm.
This new sponge harnesses the benefits of negative ions with premium tourmaline powder from Brazil. Hot water and friction boost its beneficial effects, making the sponge an ideal system for maximum benefit.
The konjac sponge itself is an all-natural product that gently cleanses and exfoliates the skin, with or without soap. Already known in Asia for its benefits, it satisfies today's consumer preference for organic products. Konjac sponge is made from entirely vegetable fibers and is 100 % biodegradable and free from colorants, additives and preservatives.
Tourmaline Konjac sponge is available in many different shapes and sizes. It is packaged in a heat-sealed sachet that Quadpack can personalize with the brand's image.

Strand Cosmetics Europe interprets make-up trends

Eye shadow - Cosmetics industry
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Strand Cosmetics Europe's make-up laboratory offers up-to-date formulas made with carefully selected ingredients of the highest quality, to respect eyes and lips.

Color your lashe
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Glitter Lip Top
This shimmering, pearly gel adorns lips with holographic reflections. Apply alone or as a top coat over lipstick. 4 shades available: Holo Pink, Luxury Gold, Unicorn, Space Odissey. Black 8ml Baralan jar.

True Lipstick
This creamy, comfortable lipstick tints lips with intense, glossy, trendy color. It provides a velvety-smooth effect. Available in 10 shades, including a declination of orange-red, 1 gold, 1 pink and 1 midnight violet. Leoplast black pack ∅12.7 ml

Véronique Coty relaunches the Prix François Coty

fragrance - Coty

Véronique Coty, President of the Association François Coty, is relaunching the Prix François Coty to reward the creativity of a perfumer.
After a 7-year hiatus, a 7-member jury met to choose the twelfth winner. It will be revealed on Monday, December 3, 2018 during an evening event at Château D'Artigny in the former home of François Coty.

The Association François Coty, created in 2000 and chaired by Véronique Coty since January 2017, will once again promote these "artists in the shadows" who are the creators of fragrances. The Prize has kept its original vocation, that of distinguishing a strong olfactory universe endowed with great technical mastery while celebrating the memory and genius of François Coty. The winner will receive a Lalique trophy, La Vitesse. Lalique has been an early partner of François Coty.
Since 2000, the Association has elected great names in perfumery such as Jean Guichard, Sophie Labbé and Maurice Roucel, perfumers whose heritage and character continue to inspire young designers. Between 2007 and 2010, the Prix was renamed the Prix International du Parfum, and the Association François Coty took it over in 2018.

The 7 members of the Prix François Coty 2018:

- Jean Guichard, perfumer and director of the Givaudan perfumery school: creator of Loulou and Eden for Cacharel, L'Air du Temps Colombes Couleurs for Nina Ricci, Obsession for Calvin Klein;
- Caroline Furstoss, Jean-François Piège's head sommelier, her expertise and olfactory sensitivity create a bridge between the world of wine and the world of perfume;
- Laurence Férat, perfume journalist for Le Figaro and Cosmétique Mag, (co-author with Sabine Chabbert, of Parfums Raresaux éditions Terre Bleue 2014);
- Anne Devroye, graduate of the École du Louvre and Doctor of Art History, former curator of the Musée Jakovsky and the Muséed'art naïf de Nice;
- Mathilde Le Chatelier, a descendant of François Coty and General Secretary of the Association;
- Erik Halley, feather worker, embroiderer, creator of unique jewelry, body adornments and head ornaments for the world's fashion and music icons;
- Daniel Molière, perfumer and osmothecary - creator of Eau de Givenchy, Givenchy fragrances, Santos pour homme (Cartier), Jardin clos and Tam Dao for Diptyque.

Presentation of the François Coty Prize : The Prix François Coty evening, reserved for perfume professionals, will be held on Monday December 3 from 5pm at the Château d'Artigny. It will begin with an Exhibition dedicated to the world of François Coty, featuring the finest perfume and bottle creations (300 original bottles, archives and personal objects).
The award ceremony will be preceded by an Olfactive Conference, "La Ligne de Vie Parfumée de François Coty", hosted by Patricia de Nicolaï, President of the Osmothèque de Versailles, and Jean Kerléo, its founder. She will present the perfumes of François Coty, now out of print and carefully preserved at the Osmothèque de Versailles.
The trophy presentation will be followed by a fragrant dinner to close the event.

 

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