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MakeUp in NewYork 2023

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Kayla Villena Industry Manager, Beauty and Personal Care

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20 Sep 23 | AT: 12:30 PM - 20 Sep 23 | AT: 01:15 PM

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As a Glo.cal* business facilitator, MakeUp in NewYork orchestrates a professional and convivial event connecting the most innovative and talented cosmetic suppliers with the most successful skincare and make-up brands, in the heart an American beauty industry’s hub: New York!

* Glo.cal: contraction of “Global” and “Local
 
Ssession title: The rise of ingredient-led beauty
 
Session description: The momentum from clean and conscious beauty, wellness, sustainability, biotech, and international beauty concepts have all contributed to the rise of ingredient-led beauty. Amid high-profile lawsuits and recalls, beauty consumers are becoming increasingly ingredient-conscious and gravitating towards clean and clinical brands, with younger generations driving this trend. Beauty consumers craving authenticity and storytelling gravitate towards traditional ingredients well-known in beauty cultures. Euromonitor explores how innovation in personalization, green chemistry, and other segments are transforming the beauty ingredients landscape, with discussion on how inflation is affecting ingredients.
 
Date and time of the EMI session: 20 September 2023, 12:30-13:15 GMT-4
 
Name and title of speaker involved: Kayla Villena, Industry Manager, Beauty and Personal Care
 
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