PC22 – Natalie Belsey – Topical formulations under the microscopy – chemical imaging and fate post applications
Natalie Belsey, National Physical Laboratory Title:- Topical formulations under the microscope: chemical imaging and fate post application. Abstract Confocal Raman spectroscopy is a well-established tool to map chemical distribution in formulated products, for example pharmaceutical tablets. However, for high resolution imaging, or investigating dynamic processes, the relatively long acquisition times to generate 3D maps can […]
PC22 – Kurt Dieker – Challenge testing – Proof of performance basis for corrective actions
Kurt Dieker, Evonik Title:- Challenge Testing – Proof of performance, basis for corrective actions! Abstract Modern preservation in comparison to traditional onesThe different and most important test methodsHow to read and interpret the results Biography From 1983 – 1995 Kurt Dieker worked in different positions at the Hans Schwarzkopf GmbH. The main focus of his […]
PC22 – Ron Savin – Determination of physical properties of cosmetic and pharmaceutical products
Ron Savin – Anton Paar Ltd Title: – Determination of the physical properties of cosmetic and pharmaceutical products. Biography: Ron is an instrumentation engineer and product manager for volatility and consistency instruments with Anton Paar. His areas of expertise include physical characterisation of materials and ingredients using density, viscosity, refractive index and optical rotation. He has […]
PC22 – Majella Lane – Application of confocal Raman spectroscopy in personal care formulation
Professor Majella Lane Title:- Application of Confocal Raman Spectroscopy in personal care formulation. Abstract Confocal Raman spectroscopy (CRS) is a non-invasive method that combines the principles of confocal microscopy and Raman spectroscopy to enable high analytical spatial resolution and sensitivity. CRS is a powerful tool in skin research as it can provide detailed information about […]
PC22 – Stewart Long – Future directions in personal care and medical device topical product testing – How do they ensure they are safe and deliver benefits for consumers
Stewart Long, Cutest Title:- Future Directions in Personal Care and Medical Device Topical Product Testing: How do ensure they are safe and deliver benefits for consumers? Abstract In this talk, I will provide a summary of the state of the art in safety and performance testing of the personal care, beauty and topical medical devices we […]
PC22 – Arnold Uhl – Real-time and accelerated aging tests and beyond
Dr Arnold Uhl, LUM GmbH Title:-Real-time and accelerated aging tests and beyond. Abstract ISO/TR 18811:2018 (Cosmetics -Guidelines on the stability testing of cosmetic products) serves as a technical/scientific framework to identify the most suitable methods for the assessment of the stability of cosmetic products, but it does not aim to specify conditions, parameters of criteria […]
PC22 – Longmore – Better science better ethics – 100 percent animal-free cosmetic safety testing approaches
Chris Longmore- XCellR8 Title: – Better Science, Better Ethics: 100% animal-free cosmetic safety testing approaches. Abstracts Many in vitro tests still use animal derived components such as serum, tissue extracts and antibodies. There is an increasing body of evidence that demonstrates the importance of having a system which models human physiology as closely as possible, […]
PC22 – James Holloway – Making light work of cosmetics testing
James Holloway, Fullbrook Systems Limited Title:- Making “light” work of Cosmetics Testing. Abstract I will present the latest developments in the use of near-infrared light to measure the stability of emulsions, suspensions, dispersions, and foams with NO sample preparation. Reducing testing times by 50 – 200x ensures that formulation work can be significantly reduced, whilst […]
PC22 – Flora Pense – Manage effectively testing and qc in your laboratory
Flora Pense, Coptis Title:- Manage effectively Testing and QC in your laboratory. Abstract Equipping R&D departments with solutions to drive product development is the only answer to improve performance in cosmetic development. Coptis’ synergistic technology and cosmetic expertise is clearly demonstrated in the Coptis LAB modules. When it comes to tests to be performed […]
Abstracts (Uhl)
Dr Arnold Uhl, LUM GmbH Title:- Real-time and accelerated aging tests and beyond Abstract ISO/TR 18811:2018 (Cosmetics -Guidelines on the stability testing of cosmetic products) serves as a technical/scientific framework to identify the most suitable methods for the assessment of the stability of cosmetic products, but it does not aim to specify conditions, parameters of […]