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LOCAL SCC EVENTS

2016 MWSCC Dinner and Education MeetingSeptember 13th

October 11th

November 8th

IFSCCOctober 30th

thru November 2nd

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Next Event: October 11thPlease RSVP by phone at 312-633-1477, online at www.midwestscc.org, or email at Reservations@midwestscc.org

$35 for Members, $45 for Non-Members, $20 for Emeritus and Retired Members

ContentsMelissa’s Message.................2, 3

Chapter News .......................4–9

29th IFSCC Congress...............10

Employment Opportunities

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MWSCC Chapter Educational Dinner Meeting

A New Bio-Based Deposition Polymer: A Comparative Performance Assessment Versus

Traditional Cationic Polymers

For several decades, formulators have used a variety of cationic polymers to condition and promote deposition of silicone or other benefit agents in rinse-off products. A novel naturally-based deposition polymer – Starch Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride (SHC) – (patent pending) will be introduced. Cleansing formulations based on SHC provide excellent clarity and a high degree of bio-based content. In these applications, SHC imparts excellent conditioning benefits on hair and skin.

This presentation will describe quantitative and qualitative evaluations of prototype shampoo, body wash and lotion formulations containing SHC or traditional polymers such as Polyquaternium-10 and Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride. Combing tests conducted at a third party laboratory clearly shows that SHC reduces wet combing force by approximately 50% as compared to Polyquaternium-10. It shows the highest silicone deposition efficiency from a simple SLES/Betaine system. In skin care applications, SHC-based body wash leaves the least amount of residue on skin after rinsing and imparts a powdery with a low waxy and silicone-like after feel.

Speaker:Ashraf Hossain is one of those people ‘getting things done’ and driving results – through collaboration, partnerships and relationships – as a Senior Manager in the consumer products industry. His enthusiasm and ‘can do’ attitude radiate a sincere passion for delivering value and benefits to his customers.

Ashraf has more than 15 years of experience in personal care products, and he is currently working at Ingredion as a Business Scientist.

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Welcome back! I hope that everyone enjoyed the summer and had a chance to relax and recharge for our upcoming fall events. The MWSCC board members have been hard at work over the summer months planning and preparing. You will begin to notice the changes that we have been implementing for the chapter.

We have incorporated and our name is “Society of Cosmetic Chemists, Midwest Chapter, Inc.”. Please use this exact wording on all correspondence going forward (no abbreviations or truncations, please). Our webperson, Paul, has given a facelift to our website. Please surf the pages as we have made changes to facilitate content management. The pages are still under construction even though the site is active as we work towards a final product. The SCCoop is undergoing changes as we create a new image to go with our new name. Thank you Nick Giebel our newsletter editor! Blast mail is being sent by Constant Contacts now. Please, check your junk/spam box for the September e-blasts. If you don’t find any e-blasts, please join the mailing list on the website (and unsubscribe any old email addresses especially if you changed jobs).

Our Educational Dinner Meetings continue on September 13th at 5:00 p.m. at Capri Banquets in Countryside, IL when Ashraf Hossain will present “A New Bio-based Deposition Polymer”.

The Midwest Tutorial “Basic Hair Science” is coming up on October 11th, 2016. The course is free to Midwest Chapter members, but we have limited space so register soon. Additional details for registration are in this issue and on our website.

We are accepting Scholarship applications until October 15th, 2016. The guidelines and application are published on our website. Please encourage undergraduate and graduate students in a scientific field related to the cosmetic industry to apply.

Thank you to everyone for another exceptional Teamworks event this year! Our Teamworks committees did an amazing job planning and executing the events. From Social Night to the Technical Symposium to the Teamworks Supplier Exhibition including the new HI&I Mini Tech Talks, all four events combined to create a fun, social and educational two day event.

A Night of Caribbean fun was enjoyed by all Social Night attendees at the Hilton Rosemont Grand Ballroom. It was a lively evening with the music of Mr Myer’s Band and a taste of the Caribbean. Thank you to Lisa, Toni, Elaine, Cindy, Crystal, Wilma, Kristen and Karen for volunteering your time so that we might enjoy ourselves and network. Thank you to our Social

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Melissa’s Message

S C CMidwest Chapter2015 Board MembersChairpersonMelissa Tollachair@midwestscc.org

Chair - ElectCindy Yuchair-elect@midwestscc.org

SecretaryMary Konssecretary@midwestscc.org

TreasurerNick Georges treasurer@midwestscc.org

Treasurer - ElectChris Daraskatreasurer-elect@midwestscc.org

Area II DirectorsChris Heisig Chris_Heisig@steris.com

Bart MaxonBart.Maxon@dowcorning.com

House ChairLisa Hilsonprogram@midwestscc.org

Program Co-ChairsAbby BoardAbbyboard@gmail.com

Newsletter EditorNicholas L. Giebelnewsletter@midwestscc.org

Advertising ManagerAmit Ramakrishnan amit.ramakrishnan@tri-k.com

National SCC OfficesFor member address changes:www.scconline.org (212) 668-1500

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The following morning, our Technical Symposium moderated by Gina Cosby and Gene Frank was a success. The theme for this year’s symposium was “New Trends and Technologies in Personal Care” and every presenter delivered in depth educational presentations. Thank you to all the speakers for continuing to make the Midwest Chapter a leader in the technology front.

Last but not least, Teamwork’s Supplier Exhibition was well attended and the all the booths were sold. New and exciting ingredients, products, technologies and services were presented by the Suppliers. “Trends and Technologies in HI&I Applications” were presented as Mini Tech Talks in the HI&I Theater room. Once again, the Teamworks committee out did themselves orchestrating and executing this event.

Thank you to all attendees, participants, speakers and suppliers for making Teamworks 2016 a success.

Fall is the time of year when we are looking for volunteers to run for the Executive Board. We need to fill the offices of chair-elect, secretary, treasurer-elect and vice-treasurer-elect (formerly Registration). Let us know if you are interested by contacting Cindy Yu at chair-elect@midwestscc.org or Mary Kons at secretary@midwestscc.org .

Mark your calendars and take advantage of the fall events. We are always looking for volunteers so please come be a part of the excitement.

I look forward to seeing you at our next meeting on Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at 5:00 pm

Melissa

Chapter News

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September 13th, 2016 MWSCC Chapter Meeting

º Schedule: 4:00 PM Board Meeting 5:00 PM Cocktails 5:45 PM Speaker 6:30 PM Dinner

± Location: Capri Banquets 6200 Joliet Road Countryside, IL 60525 Phone: (708) 571-1000

Register for this meeting at http://

www.midwestscc.org/event/next-chapter-

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MenuStarter

Chopped Salad

EntreeRigatoni with Vodka Sauce

Chicken Limone and Italian Sausage with Peppers

Vegetarian option: Eggplant Parmigiana

Fresh Green Beans with garlic and oil

Vesuvio Potatoes

DessertCannolis

Within two (2) year at Ingredion/Penford, he launched personal care ingredient – PenCare™ DP and co-invented cationic substituted starches (62/036,079). Prior to joining Penford, Ashraf worked at Unilever and Alberto Culver. At Colomer USA (Revlon), he was instrumental in building #1 Men’s line, American Crew.

Ashraf earned his BS degree in Polymer Science from the University of Southern Mississippi (USM). He researched personal care ingredients under the direction of Professor Robert Lochhead at USM. He is the co-inventor of “Use of Herbs in Hair Relaxation” and 2005 Crane Award winner. He is also a member of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists (SCC) since 1996. Recently, he presented a technical poster to the 69th SCC annual meeting and gave a technical presentation to SCC – Twin City chapter. He considers himself an application leader with the ability to mold technologies into new opportunities in the marketplace.

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Chapter News

2016 Teamworks: HI&I Mini Tech Talks

Thank you to those who participated inthe new tradeshow talks.

“A Different View of Sustainability” Mark Kozak (BEAM Strategic Solutions)

“Natural Polishing and Scrubbing Compounds for HI&I Applications.” Manette Epright and Bob Wolford (Fitzchem)

“New-to-the-World Metathesis-Based Amide Surfactant Provides Solvent-Like Function for Substantially Aqueous Cleaners, and a New Cleaning Mechanism in Aqueous Formulation with Terpenes”Ron Masters, PhD (Stepan Company)

“CrystaSense Series”Alyson King (Croda, Key Account Manager Home Care)

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Midwest SCC Chapter Scholarships

Society of Cosmetic Chemists, Midwest Chapter Undergraduate and Graduate Scholarships

Each year the Society of Cosmetic Chemists, Midwest Chapter offers multiple $1,000 scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students exhibiting excellence in either coursework or research in the fields of chemistry, biology, cosmetic, or allied sciences. Special consideration

is given to students actively pursuing careers in cosmetic science. Applicants must have a letter of recommendation from a faculty member

where the recipient is attending.

The deadline for this year’s application is October 15, 2016.

The application guidelines and form can be found on the website: http://www.midwestscc.org/scholarship/

2016 Graduate Scholarship Application

2016 Midwest SCC Chapter “Barbara J. Morley” Undergraduate Scholarship

2016 Midwest SCC Chapter “Gus S. Kass” Undergraduate Scholarship

Send your completed application by US Mail to:Eugene M. Frank, Ph.D.Society of Cosmetic Chemists, Midwest Chapter, Inc. Scholarship Committee Chairc/o SOLO Labs, Inc.2200 Parkes DriveBroadview, IL 60155

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Free Tutorial for Midwest SCC Members

“Basic Hair Science”By: Roger L. McMullen, Ph.D.

Starting with a brief review of hair biology, this course is a detailed look at the science of hair. The first part of the program takes a deep dive into what makes hair, hair and measuring hair properties. Which leads us to hair treatments, environmental exposure and mechanisms of processing the hair as well as how these affect hair structure. The program is designed for cosmetic chemists, product developers, marketers, raw material suppliers, trainers and others should find the material highly applicable and appropriate to their interests.

Listed below are the topics covered in the tutorial

• Hair biology• Hair morphology and fine structure• Technologies to measure physical and chemical phenomena in hair• Optical properties of hair• Hair volume and its relation to hair body• Hair conditioning• Hair fixative and styling• Changes in hair structure caused by chemical treatments• Color chemistry and dyeing of hair• Hair Photo-damage• Investigation of Physicochemical Changes in Hair as a Result of Treatment with Formaldehyde and Thermal Styling Devices

About the Instructor:

Roger L. McMullen, Ph.D. is a Principal Scientist in the Materials Science Department at Ashland Specialty Ingredients. He received a B.S. in Chemistry from Saint Vincent College and completed a Ph.D. in Biophysical Chemistry at Seton Hall University. Roger has over 18 years of experience in the Personal Care industry, having worked in many facets of product development and claims substantiation leading to the commercial launch of new technologies. His work and professional activities reflect his dedication and service to the personal care industry with specialties in imaging and optical techniques used in conjunction with image analysis to quantify various properties of hair and skin, spectrofluorescence of hair and skin, mechanical measurements of personal care substrates, and various aspects related to the use of antioxidants and other active ingredients in skin care. Roger actively speaks at international conferences and is the primary author of over 25 peer-reviewed book chapters and journal articles.

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He is also the author of the book, Antioxidants and the Skin, published in 2013. For the past seven years, Roger has been the editor of the monthly periodical, Cosmetiscope, of the New York Chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists. He is also an Adjunct Professor at Fairleigh Dickinson University, where he teaches Biochemistry to students in the Cosmetic Science Master’s program. Prior to pursuing a career in science, Roger served in the U.S. Navy onboard the vessel, USS YORKTOWN (CG 48).

Reservation: To reserve a seat, please mail a personal check made out to the SCC Midwest Chapter, for $ 75, Attn: Rita Massinople, 1471 Glenside Drive; Bolingbrook, IL 60490.

Space is limited; therefore the member must provide $75 deposit check, to be returned un-cashed on the day of the event. This helps our Chapter, who is covering all expenses, to maintain an accurate count and recover losses if members reserve and do not show up. Paypal will not be available for this event. Emeritus and unemployed members must also provide the deposit check. The event is only available to Midwest SCC members.

Any questions: please contact Rita Massinople at 630-759-3654 or email at: rmassinople@charkit.com

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29th IFSCC Congress

I am very pleased to send you this Third Announcement, Call for Registration, for the 29th IFSCC Congress to be held this October at the Walt Disney World® Dolphin Resort in Orlando, USA. Inside this announcement you will find information on the podium and poster presentations, exhibition, social events, sponsors, travel, hotel information and registration details. The Committee on Scientific Affairs (COSA) has selected 74 podium presentations and 350 poster presentations from 450 submissions. In addition there will be 8 special keynote speakers. You can be sure that the level of scientific discovery and learning will be outstanding! The suppliers’ exhibition on Monday and Tuesday represents most of the major players in our industry. Take advantage of the new Innotech/Connect Zone within the exhibition where a number of universities will discuss the latest emerging technologies. Note, for our supply base there is still time to join the exhibition.

We have three major social events planned for the Congress, all with the Disney magic touch. On Sunday morning, 10/30, there will be a golf outing at Celebration. At the same time there will be a fun run around the Dolphin/Disney properties. And look for something special for the accompanying children. The official venue for this Congress is the Dolphin Resort. This is the center of most Congress activities. An excellent room rate has been negotiated at the Dolphin for all of our registrants. The Organizing Committee, COSA, Exhibition Committee, Sponsorship Committee, Golf Committee, Teamwork Exhibition Company, the Dolphin Resort and Walt Disney World® personnel have all worked extremely hard to ensure that this Congress will offer you the very best in science, exhibition, logistics, and social atmosphere. It is here at the Congress, that you will INNOVATE new ideas that will INSPIRE you to IMAGINE all the opportunities available to us within the cosmetic and personal care industry.

I am very proud and grateful to both our corporate and individual sponsors who have greatly contributed to this event. Without their support, this Congress would not have been possible. If you have any interest in becoming a Congress sponsor, please visit our web site at www.ifscc2016.com.

I look forward to seeing you in Orlando for the start of the Congress at the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception! This 3 ½ day global industry event is not to be missed!

Guy Padulo2016 IFSCC Organizing Committee Chair

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Employment Opportunity

Quality Control Technician Rita CorporationCrystal Lake, IL

Responsibilities• Clean lab glassware and utensils daily• Maintain Samples log, lot log, calibration

records and SDS database• Answer telephone• Maintain/calibrate lab equipment• Maintain sample retain storage• Standardize chemical solutions• Prepare reagents• Assist with preparation of Certificates of

Analysis• Monitor chemical and lab supply inventory• Monitor waste solvents• Assist with preparation and testing of

samples• Assist customers and coworkers with QC

related issues• Carry out corrective action investigations• Other duties and directed

Qualifications• High School Diploma• Completion of college level science courses

with lab credit (preferably chemistry)• Proficiency of MS Office Applications

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ApplySend resume to hr@ritacorp.com for consideration.

R&D ChemistBio-BotanicaMidwest Region

Responsibilities• Present and sell company products to potential

clients in personal care and cosmetic industries• Prepare action plans and schedules to identify

specific targets• Generate leads and referrals, manage and

update customer database• Identify sales prospects• Develop and maintain sales materials• Prepare presentations and proposals• Follow up and manage product evaluation /

project approvals• Negotiate and close sales• Participate in marketing events and trade shows

Qualifications• Minimum 3-5 years experience• Must live in the midwest region• Sales experience and knowledge in the personal

care industry• Good communication• Very organized and detail oriented• Willing to travel

ApplyTo apply for this job email your details to msysler@bio-botanica.com

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Employment Opportunity

Chemicals, Sales Account Manager, Personal Care – Upper MidwestNexeo SolutionsIllinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin

SummaryNexeo Solutions is the largest global chemical and plastics distributor with a centralized business model. With operations worldwide, Nexeo offers over 26,000 products used in a broad cross-section of industries, including chemicals manufacturing, oil and gas, paints and coatings, automotive, healthcare and personal care. Nexeo distributes these products in North America, EMEA, and Asia. The company provides broad logistics capabilities, in-depth market knowledge, dedicated technical expertise and Environmental Services. As a company employing more than 2,500 employees, Nexeo connects a network of over 1,200 suppliers with a diverse base of more than 28,000 customers. Learn more at www.nexeosolutions.com.

Position SummaryThe purpose of the Sales Account Manager is to sell Nexeo offerings and solutions to current and prospective customers. The role is accountable for achieving volume, revenue, and margin growth targets within a defined territory by growing Nexeo share within existing customers through the sale of product and service offerings, and by acquiring new customers by providing consultative solutions.

The role is expected to provide a mix of strategic and tactical solutions in a business-to-business selling environment. The role focuses on acquiring, penetrating, managing and retaining customers. Being sales and performance driven with dedication to achieving team goals will be critical to success of our overall business. The role is accountable for successfully growing the sales and profits for one of the Chemicals business’ Personal Care focused territories.

Position ResponsibilitiesTerritory Planning: Understands territory situation, current accounts, prospects, competitors, and suppliers.

• Account Planning & Customer Knowledge: Understands customer objectives, needs, and profitability drivers.• Ownership & Performance Focus: Takes responsibility for and ownership of territory.• Coordination & Leadership: Develops relationships within Nexeo and within customer organization.• Market Knowledge: Keeps up-to-date and informed on market, industry, and regulatory issues.• Technical Knowledge: Identifies technical needs of customers.• Value Proposition: Understands and sells entire value offering from Nexeo.• Communication: Presents to customers with awareness of customer context.• Negotiations & Solution Agreement: Has sound judgment and problems solving skills to create win-win

solutions.• Implementation Management: Reacts to additional customer demands and needs.• Sales Administration: Has command of MS Office, CRM, and BW packages.• Pipeline Management: Manages pipeline proactively, recognizing customers’ stage in the decision cycle.

Find more information at, http://www.midwestscc.org/job/chemicals-sales-account-manager-personal-care-upper-midwest/

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