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YeiicW M C N _ HFGI 3 EDITORIAL dwwyC {yUm{B ww7 Our focus in this issue, i.e. natural cosmetics, brings you a colourful mixture of industry information, in particular on the evergreen topic of ingredients. For example, starting on page 12 is an interesting article about oily actives by Oléos, on page 14 you will find infor- mation about the sensory effects available from natural in- gredients, by Clariant, the moisturising action of lactates, gluconates and polyols, by Jungbunzlauer starts on page 18, a natural solution for the hair conditioning business and rinse-off products by BASF starts on page 20, there is some interesting information on biopolymers for cosmet- ics packaging on page 22, the latest demands facing mar- ket leaders in natural cosmetics starts on page 25, and new products appear on page 26. And alongside our fully updated market survey of ingredi- ents suppliers starting on page 32, there is of course lots of other bits of interesting information from the cosmetics industry. 1 Naturkosmetik Jahrbuch 2013, p. 7 f. 2 Naturkosmetik Jahrbuch 2013, p. 22 f. Natural cosmetics may certainly still be a growth market but the growth figures achieved in various regional markets vary considerably. In 2012 in Germany natural cosmetics and “near natural” cosmetics together hit sales of 860 million Euros – 45 million more than in 2011. This repre- sents a share of 14.4 percent of the total market, and yet growth is no longer what it was in previous years. But how do things look in other regional markets? The biggest natural cosmetics market is the Far East. Kline puts the 2011 turnover at 8.5 billion US Dollars. In her contribution on the international natural cos- metics market 1 Elfriede Dambacher of Naturkos- metik Konzepte, says that natural cosmetics in Asia can clearly be categorised as a premium sector and that European natural cosmetics brands enjoy a good reputation there. In China, because of a few scandals concerning cosmetics, there is a strong de- mand for products with natural ingredients. However genuine natural cosmetics are still hard to find. In the USA, a tough market for natural cosmetics, the share of the total market taken by natural cosmetics and “near natural” cosmetics is about 17 percent. One of the problems seen here by Elfriede Dambacher is the low level of brand loyalty among consumers. “Brazil is a key market for natural cosmetics, with high potential and, according to the Kline Group, with over 90 percent in the hands of two brands – Botanica und Natura,” Elfriede Dambacher says. These brands are best classified as “near natural”. High import tariffs make life tough for would-be importers. “Whilst Western Europe is a mature market for natu- ral cosmetics the market in many Eastern European countries is only just opening up,” she continues. I hope you enjoy this issue, yours Angelika Meiss Senior editor, COSSMA \ www.linkedin.com/in/cossma www.twitter.com/cossmamagazine www.facebook.com/cossmamagazin www.youtube.de/cossmatv PS: You can get even faster access to the latest information using our QR codes and our E-paper. The E-Paper, which will run on all tablet PCs takes you directly to TV clips, downloads, tips about books, and more. Download-services at www.cossma.com/download or scan the QR code now! Your access codes for August: User name: cossma8 Password: nature Downloads Downloads

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EDITORIAL

Our focus in this issue, i.e. natural cosmetics, brings you

a colourful mixture of industry information, in particular

on the evergreen topic of ingredients.

For example, starting on page 12 is an interesting article

about oily actives by Oléos, on page 14 you will find infor-

mation about the sensory effects available from natural in-

gredients, by Clariant, the moisturising action of lactates,

gluconates and polyols, by Jungbunzlauer starts on page

18, a natural solution for the hair conditioning business

and rinse-off products by BASF starts on page 20, there is

some interesting information on biopolymers for cosmet-

ics packaging on page 22, the latest demands facing mar-

ket leaders in natural cosmetics starts on page 25, and

new products appear on page 26.

And alongside our fully updated market survey of ingredi-

ents suppliers starting on page 32, there is of course lots

of other bits of interesting information from the cosmetics

industry.1 Naturkosmetik Jahrbuch 2013, p. 7 f. 2 Naturkosmetik Jahrbuch 2013, p. 22 f.

Natural cosmetics may certainly still be a growth

market but the growth figures achieved in various

regional markets vary considerably.

In 2012 in Germany natural cosmetics and “near

natural” cosmetics together hit sales of 860 million

Euros – 45 million more than in 2011. This repre-

sents a share of 14.4 percent of the total market,

and yet growth is no longer what it was in previous

years.

But how do things look in other regional markets?

The biggest natural cosmetics market is the Far East.

Kline puts the 2011 turnover at 8.5 billion US Dollars.

In her contribution on the international natural cos-

metics market1 Elfriede Dambacher of Naturkos-

metik Konzepte, says that natural cosmetics in Asia

can clearly be categorised as a premium sector and

that European natural cosmetics brands enjoy a

good reputation there. In China, because of a few

scandals concerning cosmetics, there is a strong de-

mand for products with natural ingredients. However

genuine natural cosmetics are still hard to find.

In the USA, a tough market for natural cosmetics, the

share of the total market taken by natural cosmetics

and “near natural” cosmetics is about 17 percent.

One of the problems seen here by Elfriede

Dambacher is the low level of brand loyalty among

consumers.

“Brazil is a key market for natural cosmetics, with

high potential and, according to the Kline Group,

with over 90 percent in the hands of two brands –

Botanica und Natura,” Elfriede Dambacher says.

These brands are best classified as “near natural”.

High import tariffs make life tough for would-be

importers.

“Whilst Western Europe is a mature market for natu-

ral cosmetics the market in many Eastern European

countries is only just opening up,” she continues.

I hope you enjoy this issue,

yours

Angelika Meiss

Senior editor, COSSMA

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Cosmoswww.cosmos-standard.org p. 22

Cotywww.coty.com p. 8

Couleur Caramelwww.coleurcaramel.de p. 26

CPL Aromaswww.cplaromas.com p. 8

DGK e.V.www.dgk-ev.de p. 10

Dow Chemicalwww.dow.com p. 36

Dow Corningwww.dowcorning.com p. 36

Dromwww.drom.com p. 8

DSMwww.dsm.com p. 36

Ecocertwww.ecocert.com p. 22

Evonikwww.evonik.com/personal-care p. 36

Firmenichwww.firmenich.com p. 8

Green Peoplewww.greenpeople.co.uk p. 26

Hermann Kochwww.hkoch.de p. 8

Jungbunzlauerwww.jungbunzlauer.com pp. 3, 18

Kline Groupwww.klinegroup.com p. 3

L’Oréalwww.loreal.com pp. 3, 8, 10

Laboratoires B.L.C.www.thalgo.com p. 50

Lancômewww.lancome.com p. 26

Leipziger Messewww.leipziger-messe.de p. 39

Lipotecwww.lipotec.com p. 36

Logocoswww.logocos.de pp. 8, 50

Lornameadwww.lornamead.com p. 10

Louvrettewww.louvrette.de p. 39

Aerobalwww.aerobal.org p. 8

Air Productswww.airproducts.com p. 36

AkzoNobelwww.akzonobel.com p. 8

Alfa Chemicalswww.alfa-chemicals.co.uk p. 16

Ashland Care Specialtieswww.ashland.com p. 36

Avonwww.avon.com p. 8

Baborwww.babor.com pp. 8, 10

Ball Aerocan Europewww.aerocan.eu p. 8

BASFwww.basf.com pp. 3, 10, 16, 20, 36

Bayer MaterialSciencewww.materialscience.bayer.de p. 36

BDIHwww.bdih.de pp. 22, 50

Beiersdorfwww.beiersdorf.com p. 10

Benecoswww.benecos.eu p. 26

Bertinwww.huiles-bertin.com p. 16

Biesterfeldwww.biesterfeld.com p. 8

BioEpidermwww.bioepiderm.de p. 16

Börlindwww.boerlind.de p. 8

Chanelwww.chanel.com p. 8

Clariantwww.clariant.com pp. 3, 14, 36

Clarisonicwww.clarisonic.com p. 3

Cliniquewww.clinique.com p. 8

Cobiosawww.cobiosa.com p. 16

Coca-Colawww.coca-cola.com p. 22

Codifwww.codif-recherche-et-nature.com p. 36

All Organic Trading GmbH AOTwww.organic-trading.de p. 31

Bayer Material Science AGwww.bayercosmetics.de p. 5

Beauteam – MakeUp in Pariswww.premiumbeautynews.com p. 27

DERMATEST GmbHwww.dermatest.de p. 11

Dr. Straetmans GmbHwww.dr-straetmans.de p. 38

Düllberg Konzentra GmbH & Co.KGwww.duellberg-konzentra.de p. 10

Flavex Naturextrakte GmbHwww.flavex.com p. 30

Idice Francewww.idice.fr p.29

IMPAG Import GmbHwww.impag.de www.impag.eu p. 9

Inolex Chemical Companywww.inolex.com p. 52

Jungbunzlauer Schweizwww.jungbunzlauer.com p. 2

Kahl GmbH & Co. KGwww.kahlwax.de p. 15

Kosmetik Konzept GmbHwww.kosmetik-konzept.eu p. 9

Krüss GmbHwww.kruss.de p. 31

Lablabowww.lablabo.com p. 23

Mani GmbHwww.mani-gmbh.com pp. 25, 31, 37, 39

Mussler Cosmetic Production GmbH & Co. KGwww.mussler.de p. 41

Nahrin AGwww.nahrin.ch p. 11

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SystemKosmetik Produktionsges.www.systemkosmetik.de p. 25

Lubrizolwww.lubrizol.com p. 36

Maria Gallandwww.maria-galland.de p. 8

Mintelwww.mintel.com p. 26

Momentive Performance Materialswww.momentive.com p. 36

NaTruewww.natrue.org pp. 22, 50

Naturkosmetik Konzeptewww.naturkosmetik-konzepte.de p. 3

Naturkosmetik Verlagwww.naturkosmetik-verlag.de p. 25

Neo Coswww.neocos.com p. 8

Nobilis Fragranceswww.nobilis-group.com p. 8

Ökotestwww.oekotest.de p. 14

Oléoswww.oleos.fr pp. 3, 12

Originswww.origins.com p. 8

Procter & Gamblewww.pg.com p. 8

Schill + Seilacherwww.schillseilacher.de p. 16

Soliancewww.soliance.com p. 16

Sunjinwww.sunjinchem.co.kr p. 16

Symrisewww.symrise.com p. 36

Vantage Specialty Chemicalswww.vantagespecialties.com p. 8

Vapourwww.vapourbeauty.com p. 26

Wackerwww.wacker.com p. 36

Wala Heilmittel GmbHwww.wala.de p. 22

Whole Foods Marketwww.wholefoodsmarket.com p. 22

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Stable, oil-based

actives with proven

efficacy

Natural ingredients

with sensory effects

Market survey:

Which suppliers

offer what?

In-Cosmetics 2013:

The highlights at a

glance, short and

concise

Dr. Andrea Kühn

of Wala discusses

biopolymers as a

packaging material

for natural cosmetics

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