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DECEMBER 2013 • Vol. 19 No. 10
New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists
www.nyscc.org
How To Get Started and Get Connected:
A Beginner’s Guide to Social Media
…Articles by Judith Bernabe, Joseph Dunn, Alissa Frontauria, and Kristina Kannheiser • Art by Giorgino Macalino
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t seems like yesterday when we had rotary dialer phones. We saw
the brick-sized mobile phone from the movie, Wall Street, and
experienced the dawn of the dot-com age that has come and
gone. Now, we are in what most writers call the social media age.
The age of over communication: where the news hits Twitter as the
reporters cover the scene on the spot and where everyone and
everything as significant as the Pope to a random stick of gum is
documented. Each amazing, irrelevant, outstanding, and hilarious
posting, picture, tweet, and comment has found a permanent home
in our digitized world. The Internet, our friend, an equipped ally,
and sometimes frenemy, is full of useful tools that bring small
businesses and big businesses to the 21st Century. We use it to
obtain everything, from the simplest form of information like the best
recipes, to the more technical such as scientific definitions and the
latest breakthroughs in research. For most Gen X, Gen Y, and
beyond, it is hard to imagine how people communicated before the
age of the worldwide web. Now, we have tablets, smart phones,
smart watches…these tech toys have us all hooked. If you are not
already doing so, it is about time you utilize that smart phone. When
three year olds are learning faster than thirty year olds, you know it
is time to catch up or get left behind.
Silly as it sounds, why is it important to catch up to the times?
What is so fantastic about the social media sphere? Maybe those
554,750,000 twitter accounts, 1 billion Facebook fans, 1 million
Instagram users, and the 200 million LinkedIn members are on to
something that you are missing out on. Maybe, just maybe, staying
connected is important in our daily lives. This is a polarizing topic
in itself, but let us just assume that you are still reading and I am
still somehow connecting with you. Do you want to know how to
get started? Perhaps you would like to get informed and start
keeping an eye on your seventeen year old, whose activities are
perplexing and hard to understand. Perhaps you would like to be
able to get in touch with old high school friends with whom you
have lost contact? Wait, maybe you want to network and find a job?
N Y S C C
J A N U A R Y
Get the latest news from CNN, ABC, FOX, Science Daily, NYSCC,
and more. This digital manual was written to help you make the
transition from being paperbound to digitally savvy.
Who can master the inner workings of every social media
platform without the basics? Before we begin, a few words of
caution: this is not for those who would like to stay off-grid. Read
your corporate policy for social media accounts. Please take note
that downloading these apps and signing up for these accounts
require you to be agreeable to the terms and conditions as well as
privacy policies of each social media tool. Be aware that when you
do find your preferred platform in the social media realm, there lies
the danger of getting addicted to it.
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2013 NYSCC
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS &
PROGRAM CHAIRS
CHAIR
Steve Herman
(973) 479-5702
steveh50@optonline.net
CHAIR-ELECT
Steve Neidenberg
(815) 337-2500
sneidenberg@ritacorp.com
TREASURER
Sonia Dawson
sonia.dawson@croda.com
SECRETARY
Kim Burch
(215) 320-1573
Kim.Burch@elementis.com
ADVISOR
Brian Hom
(973) 345-8600 x3430
HOUSE
Jenna Jelinski
(201) 396-8431
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MEMBERSHIP
Amy Marshall
(908) 806-4664
amy.marshall@altana.com
PROGRAM
Cathy Piterski
(678) 730-1643
cpiterski@essentialingredients.com
SPECIAL EVENTS
Phil Klepak
(973) 265-2869
pklepak@summitresearchlabs.com
SUPPLIERS’ DAY
Danielle Kennedy
dkennedy2014nyscc@gmail.com
COSMETISCOPE EDITOR
Roger McMullen
roger_mcmullen@fdu.edu
COSMETISCOPE ADVERTISING
Bret Clark
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COSMETISCOPE EMPLOYMENT
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Upcoming 2013 NYSCC Events Calendar
• For updated NYSCC information, visit us on the web at: www.nyscc.org
• For National SCC information: www.scconline.org
January 15 NYSCC Chapter Meeting, Pines Manor, Edison, NJ
February (TBD) Joint Meeting with the Chinese SCC, Edison, NJ
February (TBD) Ski Trip
March 19-20 2014 NYSCC Rheology Symposium, Princeton University
May 12 NYSCC Brazilian Conference (TBD)
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…Meyer Rosen
few days ago I had some delicious rolls in a Portuguese restaurant. So good were they, I took some
home. Put them in a paper bag, I did, and waited till morning.
Alas, when teeth met roll the next day, it was as hard as a rock. My wife Selma cried out, “Maybe
I can help you with that.”
Okay. A few minutes later she handed me the roll, except now the skin was soft and supple as if it was
freshly baked. “How did you do that?” I inquired. She responded, “I put some water on it and heated it
briefly in the microwave.”
Now, fresh from the fantastic HAPPI Anti-Aging Conference (Thanks, Tom Branna), and with my
Consulting hat on, I said to myself, “How did the roll become young again?” There are no long telomeres
hidden in my microwave… A little voice in my head said, “Gee, the water was put on the OUTSIDE of the
skin and the heat moved it into the cells making them moist again.” Kind of like reversing trans-epidermal
water loss, thermally pushing water INTO the skin.
Then I thought, what if we took some apple pectin (a polymeric thickener and film former) and applied
it as a gel to the outside of the stratum corneum and gently heated it with infrared radiation (not those nasty
UVA and UVB rays). It would be neat if we chose those Swiss apples that don’t age; you know, the ones that
don’t turn brown. Spa treatment, anyone? Maybe we could force the water into the cells of the skin. Maybe,
just maybe, with some extracts of the stem cells from the Swiss apples thrown into the gel we could even
enhance the process and stay within FDA guidelines about our claims (Thanks, Annie Ugurlayan, J.D. and
Patricia Farris, M.D.)…
Now, with all due respect to Howard Murad, M.D. and his wonderful wisdom; not to mention his “Eat
Your Water” outstanding talk and book; we might be able to bring back some plumpness to our skin! (Thanks,
Ronni Weinkauf, Ph.D. and Barbara Green: Neostrata!!)
Hydration from the OUTSIDE-IN. Hmmm…
Of course, during my mind’s meandering I did not do a patent or Google search to see if someone else
already had this idea. Nevertheless, if you decide to try it and get good clinical trials, remember I am a coinventor.
The bottom line is that this was a great conference with terrific speakers and ample networking
opportunities. Thank you Navin Geria for your contributions.
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Call for Papers
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he Cosmetiscope editorial committee invites all interested parties to submit
feature technical articles for publication in the NYSCC monthly newsletter. Authors
of feature articles are eligible to win the prestigous NYSCC Literature Award
($1,000) for the best front-page article published during the calendar year. Also,
authors receive $200 reimbursement to attend a theatrical performance of their choice.
Writing an article for your peers is a very rewarding experience, both personally and
professionally, and would reserve your place in NYSCC history. You may choose whatever
topic you feel would be interesting to fellow colleagues in our industry. We also
welcome any other types of commentaries or articles that may be published in the
Career Corner, Technical Tidbit section, or as a Letter to the Editor.
Please send correspondence to: roger_mcmullen@fdu.edu.
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First, what is Facebook? Facebook is the world’s most popular social networking
website. It is a platform for individuals, companies, and organizations to get connected,
share experiences, thoughts, and ideals with colleagues, friends, family, or like-minded
idealists online. It is great for connecting and brainstorming amongst businesses and
consumers. To those who have successfully avoided social media’s 700-pound gorilla,
but would like to start now, let us give you a crash course on how to get started. First, create a free account
by going to the website. You will see the screen that looks like the figure below. You will then be asked to
create a profile, which could be as little or as much information about you that you would like to share with
the world. When you have signed up you can download the app from the app
store and login using your e-mail address and password. You can then connect
with friends by allowing the app to download your address book or you can
choose to skip that step. Start following pages for companies, celebrities, and the
like. All you need is an e-mail address to get started, be it a professional or personal one. Make sure you use
your real name though, as Facebook has started to crack down on fake accounts.
Once you have created a profile, then you can start interacting with your friends by posting on your
wall, chatting with friends, and sharing websites. This is a great tool to collaborate with a wide group of
people. You can upload photos and share memories of special events. You can use the like button to agree
or ‘like’ what people, companies, or organizations say, post, or comment about.
Facebook offers plenty of benefits to our industry. It allows us to reach a large audience, from chemists
to consumers. You can market to a more specific audience, while also getting feedback from the consumers.
It is a very simple way to communicate with others. Manage your privacy settings by going to settings, on
the upper right hand corner. You can control what is posted and what others can see on your timeline and
who can tag you. You can even control key words that can be searchable in different search engines such
as Yahoo, Google, Firefox, or Bing.
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For the NYSCC, we have a Facebook
page where we post event pictures,
meeting topics, and locations. It is
also where you will start seeing
archived pictures of past events and
highlights. At Suppliers’ Day, the
social media team will cover the
event from parking status, lunch
hours, and location, to the winners
of raffles. We would like to get
feedback from members of the
society, so make sure that once you
sign up, LIKE us at NYSCC.
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What is LinkedIn? If you are not in it and you are looking for a job, or just to network,
we suggest you sign up. It is the world’s largest social network for professionals covering
200 countries and territories around the globe. Their mission is to connect the world’s
professionals to make them more productive and successful. With LinkedIn you get access
to people, jobs, news, updates, and insights that help you be great at what you do. The
biggest benefit is that it is the social media network that is most relevant to your professional growth.
There are a number of benefits to joining
LinkedIn, below are some key points.
• You can establish your professional profile.
• Build and maintain a broader network of
professionals you can trust.
• Find and reconnect with colleagues and
classmates.
• Learn about other companies.
• Leverage powerful tools to find and reach the
people you need.
• Tap into the knowledge of your network.
• Discover new opportunities.
LinkedIn should be your primary focus
when it comes to social media from a professional viewpoint. Not only is it the preferred network for
professionals and high-income earners, but also people are twice as likely to trust what they read on
LinkedIn as on any other available platforms. It functions
as your online resume where future employers can find
you or those seeking your expertise can contact you.
And since your profile is the foundation of your success
on LinkedIn, you need to make sure it reflects you
appropriately.
Before you start making connections and networking,
though, it is crucial for you to take the time to
completely fill out your free profile. In order to get
started, visit the website and complete your profile.
While the website is very user friendly, sometimes a
‘how to’ can help. Since it has already been covered by WikiHow, here is a link to the article:
http://www.wikihow.com/Use-LinkedIn#Signing_Up.
From there you should then take the time to optimize your profile. This will allow you to get more exposure
and reach more of your target audience. Here are some ways to do just that:
• Display picture: the first thing that people look at is your picture, so it’s imperative that it looks professional.
• Summary section: the section where you highlight your accomplishments and expertise.
• Experience section: acts as your online resume to highlight your current and previous job, education, and
your industry.
• Skills and expertise: can be used to highlight your various skills, as well as keyword-load search terms
prospects will be using to find you. It is also the same section that allows people to give you one-click
endorsements. Think hard about the terms you include, as they reflect
your value and you cannot control what people decide to endorse.
• Recommendations: the part where you can have a few previous clients
and colleagues provide your first LinkedIn recommendation. The power of third-party credibility is
invaluable. You will appear more credible and may get more referrals. You can choose to review this part
before posting on your page.
• LinkedIn groups is where all the action is. It functions as an online forum to discuss your business interests.
Currently, some forums are focused on natural products, others on raw materials and general formulation.
People use these groups to find manufacturers and also to troubleshoot problems. The NYSCC has a
LinkedIn account that is a platform for posting event information, Q&A section at our groups account,
and networking.
NYSCC Social Media
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Twitter is a free social networking service that gives users unlimited tweets or posts
composed of 140 characters. Succinct and straight to the point, these tweets can be visible
for all to see, and delivered to all the user’s followers. Being a user has many advantages,
and when done right, Twitter can help people boost the users’ image on the web, be more
informed, and get more exposure. Users can be anyone from A-list celebrities to Companies.
What are the advantages of using Twitter? Here are a few that many users and companies agree on.
• Information. Used right, Twitter can be your personalized newspaper, delivering updates from your
favorite news anchor, channel, show, or cause. Since most classic media have migrated online, all of them
have signed up for Twitter. You can get live feed from everywhere. Updates from
CNN, the White House, or a link to the latest article from Science Daily or
National Geographic. It is all about how you manage your account and how you
use it. Follow the right twitters and be as knowledgeable about current affairs or
celebrities as you would like to be.
• Branding and website traffic. Both personal and professional brands can be
reinforced and supported by Twitter. A message can be spread and retweeted faster than any other media out there. As long as you have a
fair amount of followers and enough of them re-tweet them to their
followers, Twitter can be the platform that boosts your brand and
increases your website traffic.
• Events. Track events, tweet live from events, and get questions
and answers out there as quickly as you can type them. It is a
great way to promote events to all of twitter sphere and track
them by using a # or @, for example: #NYSCC or @NYSCC.
• Votes and feedback. Using Twitter, tracking favorites, and
re-tweets can be managed effectively and is a good meter to check if one topic is more relevant or popular
to your followers than others.
• Mobility and live feed. Twitter is a mobile tool, so anyone and everyone with a smartphone or tablet
can download and tweet. As long as the content does not exceed 140 characters, it can be a powerful
tool to communicate and spread a message, content, or video. Remember what happened in Tunisia and
Egypt? The two most powerful platforms they used in 2012 were Twitter and Facebook.
Let’s get started with the basics. Sign up. We
highly recommend you use your personal e-mail
address, as different policies govern social media
accounts at different companies. Start tweeting and
follow companies or celebrities by clicking on the
follow icon indicated by the arrows below.
When you are done signing in, create a
username that you would like the public to see since
all your tweets will be marked by this signature. For
example, our username for NYSCC is @NYSCC.
Manage your accounts password, link to phone,
or retrieval e-mail address. You can also change your
security settings and privacy, customized to how you
would like to leave your footprint in the Twitter
sphere. Another Twitter feature that makes it easy to
keep track of your account is the e-mail notification
setting. You can receive an e-mail if and when your
tweet is marked as favorite, re-tweeted, or if you are
mentioned in a tweet.
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Are you a visual learner? Do you love beautiful sights and photography? Then Instagram is for you. This growing
social media outlet consists only of photos! Capture the world in images,and create beautiful shareable moments with a
tap of a finger. Follow your friends, favorite brands, celebrities, and, of course, the NYSCC for news, quick glimpses, and
behind the scenes action. Comment on our photos or share them with your friends and colleagues.
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How to use Instagram
1. First, head to the App Store or Google Play to download Instagram for free to your device.
2. Open the app and click Register.
3. Choose a username and password, and fill in your Profile information OR link to your Facebook account to fill
in your info.
4. When your account is complete, you’re ready to find friends! Friends’ photos will fill your home feed.
Find friends by searching your Facebook friends, Contacts, or let Instagram suggest friends for you.
5. OR, use the Explore tab to view popular posts and search for specific users or hashtags.
6. Edit your profile by clicking the wheel at the top right of your profile page.
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using the Camera tab. You can take your photo directly in
the app OR choose from your photo album by clicking the
grid button.
8. Add info to your photo in the caption area (such as
“#NYSCC”) and easily share your photo on your other
social media outlets if you choose. Click Share and your
followers will see your photo in their home feed!
9. View your own account by clicking the far right bottom
tab. Don’t forget to search for and follow NYSCCmain by
clicking the blue “Follow button” and check #NYSCC to
see all SCC related pictures in one place!
Change the look
of your picture
by choosing a
filter here!
Use the buttons
below a photo to
like or comment.
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button on will
require your
approval before
other users can
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There are many benefits to being connected,
including live updates during all NYSCC
events, job postings, and open discussion
among colleagues about relevant topics.
What we would like to see in the future is an
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Apart from these social media avenues, our website is an integral tool for every
member. It includes the monthly Cosmetiscope in PDF form, along with archives
that go back to 2007. You can also find all the contact information for anyone on the
board that you may need to contact.
THE NYSCC SOCIAL MEDIA TEAM
The NYSCC Social Media Team would like to thank everyone for reading this article. For any questions
or additional information, please do not hesitate to e-mail us at nysccmain@gmail.com.
THE FUTURE OF NYSCC MEDIA AND ADVERTISING
BEGINS NOW!
Changes are taking place at the NYSCC, and we are moving to make every
members’ experience the best possible and meet all their expectations. If you are
ever unsure about what is going on at the
NYSCC, just reach for your nearest internet
device and in seconds, the most complete and
up-to-date information for the NYSCC will be right at your fingertips.
If you have any questions or comments, please reach out to your
nearest social media committee member, or send us an e-mail at
socialmedia@nyscc.org
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June 5, 2014
Call for Papers
New York Academy of Sciences
World Trade Center, Building 7 • New York, NY
The New York Chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists is
proud to announce the 2014 NYSCC Antioxidant Symposium,
which will feature key academic and industrial researchers in
the field of antioxidants and the skin. The conference will be
held on the top floor of the newly constructed Building 7 of
the World Trade Center, home to the New York Academy of
Sciences. There will be a concurrent poster session in which
entries will be eligible for the poster competition and will be
judged on originality and innovation relevant to methodologies
and the use of antioxidants in skin care.
Poster Prizes:
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Please send abstracts for podium presentation submissions
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Conference attendees will receive a complimentary book:
Antioxidants and the Skin
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of sebum secretion. The protected dark and warm environment on the scalp surface provides a
welcoming ground for population of microorganisms that may be different from that present in other
anatomical regions. Scalp skin is one of the thickest skin areas of the body, and carries supplementary blood
circulation. In addition, it is heavily populated with sebaceous glands, which produce sebum that protects
hair. Naturally, scalp associated disorders involve imbalances of follicular secretions and factors related to
innate immunity such as pH, biota, and inflammation. Lipophilic yeast Malassezia is widely accepted to
play a role in scalp disorders. However, since many of the scalp microorganisms are not culturable using
current culture techniques it is difficult to elucidate the role of other biota in scalp health. Genomic and
proteomic techniques able to identify biota and its secretions can give rise to better understanding of
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r. Nava Dayan is an independent consultant with 24 years of experience in variety of aspects of skin
care; offering a wide range of services for the pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and personal care industries
as well as research entities, regulatory agencies, and academic institutions. Her primary service
focus is on innovation, bridging technology to industry, identifying paths in product development, efficacy
claims, safety assessment, skin absorption, increased efficacy, and strategies to attenuate adverse effects.
Nava’s area of expertise spans skin aging, skin inflammatory disorders, delivery systems for enlargement of
therapeutic index, natural ingredients and formulations, skin’s innate immunity and barrier integrity,
biochemical paths analysis, and skin research of toxicological endpoints and their assessment. Dr. Dayan
holds a Bachelor’s degree in Pharmaceutics, Master’s degree in Pharmaceutics and Pharmacology, and a
Ph.D. in Pharmaceutics. All degrees were obtained from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
Directions to Pines Manor • Edison, New Jersey
2085 Route 27 (Lincoln Hwy.), Edison, NJ 08817 • Tel. (732) 287-2222
FROM THE TURNPIKE
• NJ Turnpike – To Exit 10. Follow signs to 287 North. Follow to Exit 2B (Route 27
South, New Brunswick) Bear right onto Route 27 South. Pines Manor is a half-mile
on the right.
FROM THE NORTH
• Garden State Parkway South – To exit 129. Follow to Interstate 287 North. Follow to Exit
2B (Route 27 South, New Brunswick). Bear right onto Route 27 South. Pines Manor is a halfmile on the right.
• Interstate 287 South – Follow to Exit 3 (Metuchen-New Durham). Make a right off the exit onto New
Durham Road. At the first light, make a left onto Talmadge Road. Go through the first two traffic lights and
prior to the third traffic light, the side entrance of the Pines Manor will be on your left.
• Route 1 South – Follow to Interstate 287 North. Follow to Exit 2B (Route 27 South, New Brunswick). Bear
right onto Route 27 South. Pines Manor is a half-mile on the right.
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Speaker:
Miri Seiberg, Ph.D.
Topic: Age-induced Hair Graying: What Goes
Wrong and Do We Know How to Fix It
Date: January 15, 2014 • 6:30 PM
Location: Pines Manor • Edison, New Jersey
Open registration: 4:00 PM
Educational Hour Starts: 4:30 PM • Dinner: 5:30 PM
CHAPTER MEETING COST:
Pre-registered SCC members: $35 ($70 at door) • Pre-registered non-SCC members: $75 ($110 at door)
Students: $10 ($50 at door) • Emeritus: Free ($40 at door)
Register online at: www.nyscc.org.
Abstract:
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uman hair has no significant biological role, and is kept (or removed) for social and cosmetic reasons
only. Hair graying is undesired by many societies, as it signals the process of aging and contradicts
a cultural wish to look younger. Gray, white, or “salt and pepper” hair fibers result from the partial
or complete loss of pigment from the hair shaft. Numerous mechanisms have been suggested to explain this
loss, and various strategies have been developed to mask, inhibit, or reverse hair graying. There is no scientific
evidence that any nutritional supplement, herbal remedy, product, or diet could reverse, stop, or slow hair
graying. However a reversal of the graying process, while rare, is possible, resulting from side effects of
certain medications. Studies are ongoing to better understand the hair graying process and to identify possible
therapies.
The soul and
science of beauty.
www.evonik.com/personal-care
Biography:
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iri Seiberg is a life sciences R&D expert with a track record of research innovation. She has initiated
and managed research and development programs in the fields of skin and mucosal tissue biology,
resulting in novel drug candidates and successful consumer products (AVEENO, Neutrogena, etc.).
Miri is involved in R&D projects of active ingredients, botanical extracts, skin health and aging, hair growth,
dermatology, skin cancer, wound healing, tissue engineering, and regenerative medicine, supporting the
development of drugs, devices, and consumer products.
Miri received her B.Sc. from Tel Aviv University, Israel, and her M.Sc. and Ph.D. from the Weizmann
Institute of Science, Israel in collaboration with Princeton University. She authored more than 60 peerreviewed publications, reviews, and book chapters, and has more than 80 patents. Miri spent 20 years at
the Johnson & Johnson Skin Research Center, where she received numerous awards, including the Johnson
Medal, the most prestigious award given for research and development in Johnson & Johnson.
FROM THE SOUTH
• Garden State Parkway North – To Exit 127. Take Interstate 287 North and follow to Exit 2B (Route 27 South,
New Brunswick). Bear right onto Route 27 South. Pines Manor is a half-mile on the right.
• Interstate 287 North – Follow to Exit 2B (Route 27 South, New Brunswick). Bear right onto Route 27 South.
Pines Manor is a half-mile on the right.
• Route 1 North – To the Plainfield Avenue jug handle. Cross over Route 1 and go to the second traffic light,
which is Route 27 South. Make a right onto Route 27 North. Go 4 traffic lights. Pines Manor is approximately
1 mile on the left.
FROM NEW YORK
• Staten Island – Take 440 South over the Outerbridge Crossing. Route 440 South becomes Interstate 287
North. Follow to Exit 2B (Route 27 South, New Brunswick). Bear right onto Route 27 South. Pines Manor
is a half-mile on the right.
• New York City – Take either the George Washington Bridge, Holland Tunnel, or Lincoln Tunnel to NJ Turnpike
South. Get off at Exit 10. Follow signs to Interstate 287 North. Go about two miles to Exit 2B (Route 27
South, New Brunswick). Bear right onto Route 27 South. Pines Manor is a half-mile on the right.
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2014 NYSCC 2-Day Rheology Symposium
Princeton University (McDonnell & Jadwin Buildings)
March 19-20, 2014
Half-day S.C.C. Cosmetic Rheology Course by Dennis Laba, Ph.D.
Half-day S.C.C. Gums, Thickeners and Rheology Modifiers Course
by Robert Lochhead, Ph.D.
Presentations By Internationally Renowned Experts In Rheology
including Poster Technology Session
Rheology Instrumentation Demonstrations
Agenda:
SESSION A – March 19th, 8:35 – 11:30 a.m.
SCC Continuing Education Course: “Cosmetic Rheology.”
Instructor: Dennis Laba, Ph.D. (Presperse)
SESSION B – March 19th, 9:00 – 11:30 a.m.
• Joe Albanese (3V Inc) – Rheology Modifiers as Delivery Systems for Active Ingredients
• Rhyta Rounds, Ph.D. (Fluid Dynamics) – Lubricity Measurements—An Overview
• Daphne Benderly, Ph.D. (Presperse) – Why Rheology—Examples from Other Industries
• Jeffery Martin, Ph.D. (Johnson & Johnson) – Yield Stress Measurements for Personal Care Applications
• Christina Tang, Ph.D. (Princeton University) – Foams for Drug Delivery
• Geng Li, Ph.D. (Energizer) – Relationship between the Rheological Properties and Skin Feel
SESSION C – March 19th, 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
SCC Continuing Education Course: “Rheology Modifiers.”
Instructor: Robert Lochhead, Ph.D. (University of Southern Mississippi)
SESSION D – March 19th, 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
• Gail Vance Civille (Sensory Spectrum) – Rheology—Can You Feel It…When Sensory Science Counts
• Nava Dayan, Ph.D. (Dr. Nava Dayan L.L.C.) – Formulation Viscosity—Correlation to Skin Permeation
Enhancement or Retardation
• Anna Tai, Ph.D. (Merck) – Rheology Application for Emulsion Formulation Development, Optimization
& Scale-up
• Kishore R. Shah, Ph.D. (Polytherapeutics, Inc.) – Hydrogel Graft Copolymer Delivery System and Its
Rheological Properties
• Brian Figura (Lubrizol Advanced Materials, Inc.) – Surfactant-Activated Microgels: A Novel Platform for
Rheology Modification
• Mark Chandler (ACT Solutions Corp) – Cosmetic Rheology—A Flow of Emotions
• Bharath Rajaram (TA Instruments) – Rheological Characterization of Personal Care Products
• Brock Lundberg (Fiberstar Bio-Ingredient Technologies, Inc.) – Characterization of Citrus Fiber Rheology
and Physicochemical Interactions
• Eric Chiang (Brookfield Engineering) – Are Your Cosmetics & Personal Care Products Easy to Apply
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Keynote Speaker Robert Bianchini, Ph.D.
(VP Innovation Merck) –
The Importance of Rheology to a
Successful Product Development Plan
• Hemi Nae, Ph.D. (Hydan Technologies) – Introduction to Rheology
• Rudiger Brummer, Ph.D. (formerly with Beiersdorf) – Correlating Rheological
Properties To Sensory Perceptions
• T.J. Lin, Ph.D. (TJL Associates) – Rheology and Solving Emulsion Processing
Problems
SESSION F – March 20th, 1:30 – 4:30 p.m.
• Manfred Wilhelm, Ph.D. (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) – New and Combined Methods for the
Rheological Characterization of Soft Matter
• Robert Prud’homme, Ph.D. (Princeton University) – Hydrophobically Associative Polymers
• Robert Lochhead, Ph.D. (University of Southern Mississippi) – Microgels and Particulates: Yield Stress,
Jamming and Avalanche Fluids
• Phillip Miner, Ph.D. (formerly with Unilever)– Using Rheology to Predict Stability
ALL DAY – March 19th and 20th
Demonstrations/Presentations of Rheological Instrumentation
Poster Technology Session – Rheology Modifiers
BOTH EVENINGS – March 19th and 20th
March 19th – Social Gala Reception (new Chemistry building)
March 20th – Reception (Princeton University campus)
Registration:
n EARLY REGISTRATION – PRIOR TO MARCH 12, 2014
Members
Non-Members
Students/Unemployed/Emeritus
Both Days
$200
$400
$0
One Day
$100
$200
$0
Price includes reception(s) at the conclusion of the presentations.
n LATE REGISTRATION – AFTER MARCH 12, 2014 AT THE DOOR
Members
Non-Members
Students/Unemployed/Emeritus
Both Days
$300
$500
$50
One Day
$150
$250
$25
Price includes reception(s) at the conclusion of the presentations.
n RECEPTION ONLY
Members
Day 1
$25
Day 2
$25
Both Days
$50
Early registration required.
Non-Members
$50
$50
$100
Students/Unemployed/Emeritus
Free
Free
Free
n POSTER TECHNOLOGY SESSION PARTICIPATION
•$600 includes 4'x8' poster, one full-registration, published abstract, and 1/4-page advertisement in
handouts.
• $800 includes 4'x8' poster, one full-registration, published abstract, and full-page advertisement in
handouts plus sponsorship of both early evening receptions
NOTE: Poster participation includes one full-registration!
n CONTACTS:
• Joe Albanese (3V Inc) at j.albanese@3vusa.com or (908) 456-2968
• Steve Fantano (Mobius Sales group) at slfantan@gmail.com or (908) 455-1393
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Employment Opportunities
Send employment ads to…Guojin Lu (glu@ashland.com) and Roger McMullen (roger_mcmullen@fdu.edu).
Employment listings published in the Cosmetiscope are abridged due to space limitations.
11-21-2013
n ASSOCIATE SCIENTIST (DOVER, DE)
Playtex, a division of Energizer Personal Care, a leading
manufacturer and distributor of consumer and personal care products
seeks an Associate Scientist Feminine Care in Dover, DE. The Associate
Scientist assists in the design and execution of programs for feminine
care products. Also, assist with technical product and materials
development from proof of principle to execution.
Required: B.S. in Chemical or Mechanical Eng. with 0-2 years
experience in a related consumer goods category preferred.
Apply online to job # 35016:
http://www.energizerholdings.com/careers/Pages/default.aspx
• Prepare forecasts and reports, and maintain an accurate CRM
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n REGULATORY AFFAIRS SPECIALIST
11-20-2013
n FORMULATION CHEMIST
Nu World Beauty is a contract manufacturer located in Carteret,
New Jersey who provides services for most of the major retailers of
color cosmetics and personal care products.
Responsibilities:
• Provide ingredient listings and quantitative formulas to clients for
formulations developed by our R&D team.
• Provide compliancy information on raw materials for various
countries (U.S., Canada, and EU) to both our customers and our
R&D group.
• Interact with Nu World purchasing and raw material vendors to
obtain information (MSDS, COA, Technical Data Sheets) as required
by our customers.
Qualifications:
• Bachelor’s degree in a scientific discipline.
• Previous experience in a regulatory role preferred.
Please contact:
Chris Frankfurt at frankc@nw.com and provide résumé.
Straight Arrow Products, Inc., Bethlehem, PA, has been the
maker of “Mane ‘n Tail” personal care products since 1970. These
exclusive hair and skin care products are renowned for their quality
and performance in both the Equestrian and Human markets.
Straight Arrow manufactures all of its own products and remains a
leading manufacturer of personal care products by adhering to
strict quality assurances, guidelines, and consistently meeting its
self-imposed, demanding performance standard. The company
credo is to “Satisfy the Customer” which has been our company’s
tradition from day one. Straight Arrow presently sells its products
through approximately 75,000 locations in North America and
internationally.
Responsibilities:
• Formulation of Skin Care, Hair Care, and OTC products including
but not limited to creams, lotions, shampoos, conditioners,
detanglers, and other cosmetic and OTC products.
• Setting product specifications for newly created products and raw
materials, originating process manufacturing procedures, and
developing new products to meet marketing and sales department
needs.
Qualifications:
• B.S. in Chemistry, Biology, or related field.
• Knowledge of industry trends.
• Creative thinking, technical writing, and organizational skills.
• The ideal candidate will have 5 years or more industry experience
on the bench formulating.
• Knowledge of cosmetic/personal care raw materials, functionality,
interactions, and regulatory limits.
• Understanding of emulsion and surfactant technology as well as
general formulation techniques.
• Must be familiar with FDA OTC monographs.
Please forward résumé to:
EFernandez@murrayins.com.
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11-15-2013
n SALES ACCOUNT MANAGER
Genemarkers is a rapidly growing contract research organization
(CRO) specializing in genomics. The company provides basic research
services to sponsors in the pharmaceutical, biotech, and personal
care industries. The company is currently accepting applications for
a Sales Account Manager. The ideal candidate will be self-motivated,
have the ability to think through innovative ideas, a collaborative
approach, and strong communication skills.
Responsibilities:
• Generate sales by expanding and maintaining relationships with
existing clients and prospecting new accounts.
• Develop and implement account specific sales strategies to meet
and exceed budget.
• Routinely call on Key Accounts to understand their needs and
requirements and develop account relationships.
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• Participate in trade shows, sales conferences, and sales meetings.
Qualifications:
• Bachelor’s Degree in Biology or related field.
• Minimum 3 years of sales experience in the pharmaceutical or
personal care industry.
• Travel with overnight stays.
• Entrepreneurial spirit with a focus on solutions.
• Excellent follow-up, communication, and computer skills.
Forward résumé to:
justin@genemarkersllc.com.
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n COSMETIC CHEMIST
SANDOW (NewBeauty Magazine), with Corporate Headquarters
located in Boca Raton, FL, is seeking a cosmetic chemist to help lead
a new project initiative and cut through the clutter of beauty products
and their promises. The right candidate will be familiar with product
formulations, on the cutting-edge of new ingredients and, above all
else, eager to test beauty products.
Responsibilities:
• Work closely with the editorial team to evaluate ingredient and
product claims.
• Test, assess, and read beauty product information and organize
into a master database.
• Serve as a key liaison between the sales staff and editorial team
to pinpoint sales leads.
• Monitor, review, and report on industry trends and new product
launches.
Requirements:
• General knowledge of the beauty industry, familiarity with
laboratory processes, and possesses good formulation skills.
Contact Linda Star Siegel at:
lsiegel@sandowmedia.com (www.sandow.com).
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11-08-2013
n SENIOR REGULATORY AFFAIRS ASSOCIATE
Playtex, a division of Energizer Personal Care, seeks a Senior
Regulatory Affairs Associate in our Allendale, NJ R&D facility.
Responsibilities: Provide a variety of routine operations to support
product registration internationally with a focus on Latin America.
Qualifications:
• B.S. in Biology, Chemistry, Engineering, or Material Science
preferred, but not required.
• One year of regulatory experience.
• Good computer skills and attention to detail.
Apply online to job #32267 at:
http://www.energizerholdings.com/careers/Pages/default.aspx.
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11-08-2013
n SENIOR PRODUCT SAFETY SPECIALIST
Playtex, a division of Energizer Personal Care, seeks a Senior
Product Safety Specialist in our Allendale, NJ R&D facility.
Responsibilities: Plan and conduct safety/toxicological reviews, risk
assessments, product safety clearances, and safety information
searches in support of product development.
Qualifications:
• M.S. in Toxicology, Pharmacology, or relevant technical field.
• Five years experience in OTC/Cosmetic industry providing
product safety support and conducting clinical testing.
Apply online to job #35276 at:
http://www.energizerholdings.com/careers/Pages/default.aspx.
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11-07-2013
n SENIOR CHEMIST (NATURAL FORMULATIONS)
The Hain Celestial Group currently has an opening for a Senior
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Director R&D Personal Care. The ideal candidate should be highly
experienced in natural product formulations, self-motivated,
driven, and innovative. Brands include Avalon Organics, Alba
Botanica, J SÖN, Zia, Earth’s Best Personal Care, Queen Helene,
and Private Label.
Essential duties and responsibilities:
• Responsible for the global development of 20+ new-to-the-world
natural/organic personal care formulations per year and 20-30
formula renovations to update ingredients and/or effect productivity
cost savings.
• Manage the product development process from inception to
commercialization for all projects.
• Monitor and trouble-shoot production batch scale-ups.
• Accountable for adhering to budget guidelines and also present
cost saving methods to upper management.
• Cultivate relationships with Marketing, Regulatory, QA/QC,
Production, Finance, and Operations.
• Supervise and give guidance to chemists and/or technicians.
Qualifications:
• B.S. in Biology, Chemistry, or scientific discipline with 10-15+ years
(in lieu of B.S. degree) experience in the Personal Care industry.
• Must have 10+ years experience in developing natural personal
care products.
• Strong experience in developing natural and organic products in
compliance with NPA, NSF/ANSI 305, and/or USDA standards.
• Knowledge of natural grocery market guidelines and trends.
Please send résumé to:
Avin.Karwal@Hain.com.
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11-07-2013
n MARKETING MANAGER – PERSONAL CARE DIVISION
Kemin, a profitable and progressive, privately-held international
company headquartered in Des Moines, Iowa (USA) with a vision
to “improve the quality of life by touching half the people of the
world every day with our products and services” is looking to hire
a Marketing Manager for our Personal Care division. The incumbent
will oversee marketing projects, sales support, events, communications,
and tradeshows ensuring that objectives are accomplished within
the prescribed time frame and parameters. This position requires
someone well versed in a wide variety of personal and household
care applications.
Apply on line at:
http://www.kemin.com/about/careers/career-opportunities.
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11-01-2013
n R&D FORMULATION/ANALYTICAL CHEMIST –
CONSULTANT OR PART-TIME
Body Dimensions Industries, Inc., a personal care products contract
manufacturer, has an immediate opening for a consultant or part-time
R&D Formulation/Analytical Chemist in their New York City facility.
Responsibilities & functions:
• Formulate natural liquid soaps for samples and stability, recording
work, and taking physical specifications.
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• Develop and formulate other skin and hair products (such as
shampoos, conditioners, styling products, body washes, face
washes, lotions, creams, etc.).
• Interact with customers and provide technical support for customers
including efficacy testing, trouble shooting, and stability.
• Perform qualitative and quantitative chemical analysis of raw
materials and finished goods as well as basic method development
on HPLC.
• Assist in validation and transfer of new test methods.
Qualifications:
• B.S. Degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Chemical Engineering,
Materials Science, or related field.
• 2+ years experience in an OTC cosmetic/pharmaceutical laboratory
environment, including hands-on formulation, troubleshooting,
and instrument calibration (HPLC).
• Familiarity with USP procedures and OTC cosmetic requirements.
• Motivated team player with good communication skills.
Please forward résumé to the attention of:
Roxanne Muirhead at bodydimensions@gmail.com.
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10-23-2013
n PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT/FORMULATION
Kemin is a profitable and progressive, privately-held international
company headquartered in Des Moines, Iowa (USA) with a vision
to “improve the quality of life by touching half the people of the
world every day with our products and services.”
The incumbent is responsible for the innovation, feasibility
determination, and development of personal care products and
general solutions. The role of the product development/formulation
manager is to develop product extensions and test them in
application for specific customer needs for the personal care
industry. This person should be well versed in a wide variety of
personal and household care applications as well as in raw material
ingredient composition and interactions. This position plays an
important role in assisting the Operations team with the scale-up of
product extensions from bench to manufacturing.
Major responsibilities:
• Plan and execute research programs involving development and
formulation of proprietary materials into personal care products.
• Assist Operations in product scale-up from bench to manufacturing.
• Actively participate in identifying research areas that could lead
to the development of new products.
Qualifications and experience:
• Master’s degree in Cosmetic or Formulation Science with up to
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of experience.
3-5 years of previous experience in the development of a wide
variety of end formulations including sunscreens, aqueous gels,
w/o emulsions, o/w emulsions, w/s emulsions, hydro-alcoholic
solutions, and 97%+ natural.
Experience in developing highly sensitive formulations, including
low and high pH systems, high salt, and light/oxygen-sensitive
materials.
Entrepreneurial self-starter who is not afraid of risk taking.
Able to work with a global team, appreciating cultural differences.
Strong verbal and written communicator.
Apply online at:
http://www.kemin.com/about/careers/career-opportunities.
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10-17-2013
Cellmark, located in Stamford, CT, has several open positions.
n OPERATIONS MANAGER –
CHEMICALS DISTRIBUTION/SUPPLY CHAIN
The Operations Manager’s role ensures organizational
effectiveness by providing leadership for the Company’s chemicals
distribution operations including logistics, distribution, import,
export, purchasing, inside sales, customer service, and the interface
between these functions with sales, regulatory compliance, and
accounting. This position is a member of the management team and
reports to the Managing Director.
n PRODUCT MANAGER/BUSINESS DEVELOPER –
COSMETIC, HEALTH, AND PERSONAL CARE INGREDIENTS
The Product Manager/Business Developer will develop the sales
of chemicals in all sub-segments including, but not limited to the
cosmetics, health and personal care, pharmaceutical, and nutritional
sectors. Types of products we sell are considered as specialty, fine
chemicals, APIs, and custom manufactured products.
n SALES TRAINEE – SPECIALTY CHEMICALS
DISTRIBUTOR/SUPPLY CHAIN
The Sales Trainee role will be approximately a 2-3 year rotation
through internal departments including Customer Service, Traffic and
Logistics, and Inside Sales in an effort to gain extensive knowledge
and ensure a well-rounded understanding of CellMark’s business
before graduating into the Sales Product Manager role.
Job Location for all 3 positions: Stamford, Connecticut.
To learn more about these positions and/or apply, please visit:
http://www.cellmark.com/careers/.
M e m b e r s
Unemployed and Emeritus members may continue to attend monthly meetings free of charge.
Please contact the registration booth upon arrival. Unemployed members may also continue their
membership free of charge by submitting the renewal form with unemployment details.
Please remember that the SCC Employment Service is here to assist you.
Contact: Guojin Lu • E-Mail: glu@ashland.com
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