TAGS: in-cosmetics
Helping brand owners and R&D professionals ensure their new products are safe, effective, and compliant, the Testing and Regulation Zone returns to in-cosmetics Global from 5-7 April 2022 at the Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles. With lab owners and regulatory agencies confirmed to exhibit, attendees can find out how to put their products and ingredients through their paces to ensure industry and market compliance.
From sourcing, the latest lab equipment to achieve high productivity, repeatable results, and quick batch turnovers, to gaining insights into the regulatory and evaluation process, dedicated product zones at in-cosmetics Global will provide attendees with a unique opportunity to discuss their testing and regulatory needs with the industry’s most prestigious suppliers.
Demonstrating the evolving nature of cosmetics regulations, brands and R&D professionals are required to not only keep pace with the latest legal changes but ensure their formulations are safe and compliant for consumers to use.
Gaining Access to Regulatory Data & Toxicology Information
Helping attendees discover the most up-to-date regulatory data, Coptis Software Solutions will highlight how brands can gain access to validated, detailed, and continuously updated cosmetic regulatory data, and toxicology information of more than 3,000 substances.
Meanwhile, helping attendees test the safety and efficacy of cosmetic products, Bio Basic Europe will showcase a range of valuable testing and product evaluation services, from in vivo and in vitro tests on medical devices, clinical trials with ethical committees, to advice on regulatory compliance and chemical-physical and microbiological tests.
Assess Wide Range of Skin Parameters
Also exhibiting in the Testing and Regulation Zone, Delfin Technologies Ltd will showcase a range of portable instruments for product testing, including its MoistureMeterSC, designed to measure skin surface hydration, and SkinColorCatch, a precise all-in-one colorimeter for measuring skin color, melanin, and erythema.
Elsewhere, the popular Lab Zone will also return to in-cosmetics Global this April offering attendees a chance to discover the latest lab equipment. For example, Courage + Khazaka electronic GmbH will demonstrate its leading scientific testing instruments to assess a wide range of skin parameters from sebum, moisture, pH, melanin, elasticity, TEWL, roughness, color, gloss, temperature, and more.
Additionally, Stable Micro Systems Ltd’s Universal texture analyzers will highlight how R&D professionals can measure the strength of gels, break strength of lipstick, hardness of tablets and soaps as well as the flow properties of powders and creams.
Testing Laboratories to Evaluate Cosmetic Actives & Products
in-cosmetics Global will also provide attendees with a unique opportunity to identify the most suitable methods and test laboratories that best correspond to their evaluation specifications. Hosted by Skinobs, the search platform that allows cosmeticians worldwide to easily identify preclinical and clinical methods while facilitating testing laboratories to evaluate cosmetic actives and products on skin, hair, or nails, the Boost Your Test feature at the show will guide participating attendees through the evaluation process.
Supported by Ph.D. Trials, Complife Group, Validated Claims Support, Centre International de Developpement Pharmaceutique Ltee (CIDP), QACS and Monasterium Laboratory, the feature will enable visitors to find the answers to pertinent questions such as:
Roziani Zulkifli, exhibition director of in-cosmetics Global, commented, “
in-cosmetics Global will once again provide attendees with a full view of the supply chain, from the innovative new ingredients coming to market, the lab equipment needed for formulating through to the testing and regulatory requirements that brands must meet before a product is launched to market. As we return to Paris after a long-anticipated wait, we’re excited to bring all corners of the global personal care ingredient community together to once again network, source, and learn.”
Source: in-cosmetics
