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In-Cosmetics Paris 2024 - Where to find our suppliers?

In-cos global supplier list for 2024

 

Lawrence Industries' suppliers at In-Cosmetics Global

On Tuesday the 16th of April 2024, the Personal Care and Cosmetics industry is coming together in Paris for one of their largest annual events. Lawrence Industries does not have an exhibition stand at this one, but that doesn't mean there isn't plenty to check out from us! 

 

Where to find our suppliers

Cosmodec - 1C105

Cosmodec is a cosmetic ingredient manufacturer specialising in the stabilisation of vitamin C and other active ingredients. Based in Gyeonggi Province near Seoul, South Korea, the company has developed a revolutionary Vitamin C stabilisation technology, Cosmin C. Unlike conventional Vitamin C derivatives in the market, Cosmin C securely encapsulates pure Vitamin C stable against water, air, sunlight, and heat. Due to its excellent stability and formulation compatibility, Cosmin C is ideal for any conventional applications including emulsification.

 

Geotech - 1S132

GEOTECH is a key supplier of special effect pigments, glitter particles and functional fillers. Their portfolio comprises of 16 product lines with over 400 unique raw materials. The company is well known for its sparkling products created by coarse mica and borosilicate (glass) flakes from the Geopearl®, Geoflake®, and Geodiamond® product lines. GEOTECH is a market leader for D&C Black 2, the purest form of carbon black offered under the Midnight Black® brand. The company’s product portfolio is completed by purely natural and synthetic Sunrise® mica. This year, GEOTECH will launch a new range of synthetic mica-based absorption pigments offering warm, silky terracotta shades and 3 colour concepts 'Timeless Black', 'Blooming Peach' and 'Sophisticated Boho'.

 

ImDerma Laboratories - 1V160

ImDerma offer unique oriental-origin botanical actives & innovative cosmetic ingredients based on science: Next Generation Intracellular Delivery Peptides (Cosmetics Victories finalist 2020), Molecular Grade Purified Botanical Actives, Functional Ingredients.

 

Innova BM - 2B84

Innova BM develops and produces plant biotech active ingredients for cosmetics and pharma. Their innovative and patented technology leads to upgrading the natural cosmetic qualities of medicinal plants without GMO. The phytochemical richness of Innova BM's stem cell biomass allows them to utilise waste-free technology for their products, thus preserving the synergy created by nature. As a result, Innova BM actives are highly potent in their main effects and at the same time exhibit a wide range of cosmetic functions. They are versatile and multi-purpose gems that bring real difference for the consumers.

 

How to Arrange a Meeting

If you will be at In-Cosmetics and would like to discuss any of our Personal Care and Cosmetics products, you can arrange a meeting with Alison MacKenzie, our Division Manager who will be at the show. This can be an individual meeting with just Alison or we can arrange a joint meeting with the technical contact from a supplier if you have specific questions about one product. Contact us through our contact page or reach out to Alison directly to arrange this.

 

If you would like any further info on any of our Personal Care suppliers and their products, whether they are attending the show or not, get in touch with us or directly with Alison for more information.

 

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