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MONTHLY MEETINGS: September Meeting
When: September 22, 2009
5:30 - Ed Hour Speaker
6:30 - Social Hour
7:15 - Dinner Hour
8:00 - Dinner Speaker
Where: Renaissance LAX
9620 Airport Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90045 Meal Choices: Chicken or Vegetarian Dinner Hour Speaker: Jean-Philippe Cosson
Dinner Hour Topic: From molecular unit to functional tissue: how to repair damaged skin
Educational Hour Speaker: Tony O’Lenick
Educational Hour Topic: Amphiphilic Silicone Compounds Education Hour Speaker for September Meeting TOPIC: Amphiphilic Silicone Compounds
ABSTRACT:
Amphiphilic silicone compounds are becoming more and more important in the formulation of personal care products. Amphiphilic silicone polymers orient themselves at interfaces and are surface active. Amphiphilic silicone compounds offer advantages over amphiphilic materials based upon only oil and water soluble groups. The altered properties include:
BIO:  Tony O’Lenick is President of Siltech LLC. A company he founded in 1989. Siltech is a silicone and surfactant specialty company. Prior to that Tony was President of Alkaril Chemicals Inc, Technical Director at Henkel Corporation and Organic Synthesis Manager at Mona Industries. He has been involved in the personal care market for over 35 years. Tony is the author of seven books. He teaches continuing education courses in silicones and patent law for the SCC. He has also published over 45 technical articles in trade journals, contributed chapters to five books, and is the inventor on over 290 patents. He received a number of awards for work in chemistry including the 1996 Samuel Rosen Award given by the American Oil Chemists’ Society, the 1997 Innovative Use of Fatty Acids Award given by the Soap and Detergents Association, and the Partnership to The Personal Care Award given by the Advanced Technology Group. Tony is a Fellow in the society of Cosmetic Chemists, was a member of the Committee on Scientific Affairs of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists and is currently a member of the Education Committee. Tony does a column called Comparatively Speaking for Cosmetics and Toiletries. Dinner Hour Speaker for September Meeting TOPIC: From molecular unit to functional tissue: how to repair damaged skin
ABSTRACT:
In today’s market, the word repair represents a key concept in skin care, sun care and hair care, regardless of which country you are in. Launches claiming a repairing efficacy are very popular in Europe and are growing in the USA. But what led to that repair concept in cosmetics? Natural and biological daily factors are responsible for micro-lesions into the skin. Without repairing itself, the skin has to face visible imperfections and damages and requires specific care. In recent years, the focus has been on surgery-like and doctor brand creams insisting on high-level technologies and efficacy. That dynamic trend is the starting point of the multi-target and transversal repair concept. Cosmetic brands require thus efficient actives to support that concept and aim to rely on several levels of mechanisms. Inside cutaneous cells, certain molecules (DNA, proteins) are aggressed by endogenous and exogenous stresses. Repairing those damages is necessary. Similarly, but on a higher level, tissue functionalities are affected. To maintain the dermal-epidermal junction folding, to ensure the barrier function homeostasis, and to recover the extra-cellular matrix composition and organization are crucial. Having researched the field of actives for 25 years, SILAB proposes innovative solutions based on efficacy and safety to conscientiously fulfil current trends in cosmetic commitments. BIO:  Jean-Philippe Cosson earned his degree in biochemistry, followed by an executive master in business from ESCP-EAP in Paris. He joined SILAB in 1989 at its early stage of development in natural cosmetic active ingredients, which now represents the entire business of the company. With primary responsibilities in the French market, Jean-Philippe further developed the European market through distributors and introduced SILAB’s business into the US in 1995. Under his direction, the company extended its activities in Asia and South American platforms. Assuming the role of Global Marketing & Sales Manager in 2001, Jean-Philippe Cosson is leading the relationship with key global players. He currently manages the sales team based in France and directly drives operations and technical support to SILAB China and to SILAB Inc.
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