date: Thursday 15th April 2021
time: 10am NYC / 4pm Paris time
Cb2-skin™ biofunctional, from Ashland’s Vincience laboratories in France, is a unique and patented patchouli leaf extract and an alternative to controversial cannabis derivatives such as Cannabidiol (CBD) oil or hemp oil for skin calming, soothing and graceful aging.
Derived from premium patchouli sourced from a fully integrated and sustainable farms in Columbia, cb2-skin™ biofunctional offers consumers skin calming, increased skin comfort and reduced irritation and itchiness. It’s perfect for sensitive skin applications and for uses in beauty products that feature beauty rituals to help disconnect from daily stress.
In this session you will hear more how cb2-skin™ biofunctional can now be incorporated in rinse off formulations. Our team of solvers will talk through formulation ideas and tricks.
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speakers:
Anne Clay
Anne Clay is Global Marketing and Business Development Manager for Ashland Biofunctionals. Her role is to manage the launch of Vincience biofunctionals globally, for both skin and scalp beauty products. She also promotes the company’s latest scientific advances in skin biology and the sustainable technologies for developing clean and innovative biofunctionals. Anne is also in charge of the validation of Ashland natural solutions globally, in accordance with COSMOS, the European standard for organic and natural cosmetic products.
Post-graduated from the Faculty of Pharmacy in the University of Lyons, France, Anne holds a Msc in Cutaneous Biology and Immunology, France, and a Master Degree in biochemistry from the University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis, France. Anne has 25 years’ experience in the Cosmetic industry with different positions in Research & Development, Communications, Sales and Marketing. She regularly gives educational talks in seminars on scientific, technical and marketing aspects of Ashland biofunctionals.
Karine Deruddre
Karine is part of Global Skincare Applications team and in charge of the laboratory located in Sophia-Antipolis, France. She leads the development of innovative skincare textures for the beauty industry, seeking for new insights, uses and interests of cosmetic raw materials. Graduated from Faculty of Pharmacy, with a MSc in Cosmetology , Karine holds a French Engineer Degree from a Chemistry School in Paris. She is specialized in skincare and sun care textures focusing on sensory properties. After spending 7 years within the Yves Rocher group in Paris, developing new textures mainly for anti-aging skincare brand Dr Pierre Ricaud, she joined Ashland in 2011.
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