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The Skin Cancer Foundation held their annual Skin Sense Award Gala at The Pierre in New York City on october 12. Nearly 350 guests came together to honor Gabriel Tanbourgi, president of BASF Care Chemicals and Al Robertson, general manager and chief marketing officer of Energizer Personal Care for their leadership roles in promoting skin heath.

Having battled skin cancer, Sam Champion, of ABC’s Good Morning America, hosted the evening’s festivities and has done much to raise awareness about the disease.

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Cosmetic Executive Women’s (CeW) Women in beauty Series hosted a retail roundtable event on october 14 to discuss the current state of beauty retail. The panel discussion featured Marla Malcolm Beck, founder and Ceo of Bluemercury, Inc., Sharon Rothstein, senior vice president of marketing for Sephora USA, Karen Grant, vice president and global beauty industry analyst for The NPD Group and Nancy Schmidt, group vice president/DMM cosmetics-trend and prestige for Macy’s.

Focusing on the panelist’s insights into the minds of consumers and what

they are looking for in a brand, the discussion highlighted the strengths and drawbacks in today’s re ta i l marketplace.

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Reggie Wells, celebrity makeup artist and creative director for hissyfit, designed a new makeup concept for the hissyfit line to suit all skin tones. These new products called clockpots, categorize hues to determine the best shade combinations for face, eyes and cheeks.

“I was drawn to the hissyfit brand because of their desire t o e d u c a t e women about m a k e u p , ” Wel l s sa id . “being a for-mer teacher, I created these products with a lesson plan.”

Th e f a c e c l o c k p o t

includes foundation and highlighter, plus four powders which can be used for highlighting and contouring for an overall glow. Moving around the com-pact in a clockwise motion, each shade

The eye clockpot.

The Skin Cancer Foundation’s Dr. Perry Robins and Grey Group’s Annette Sally with

Al Robertson of Energizer Personal Care and BASF’s Gabriel Tanbourgi.

GIRL’S NIGHT OUTLaurie Dowley, senior v ice p r e s i d e n t o f Elizabeth Arden and Thia Breen, p r e s i d e n t ,

North America, of The Estée Lauder Companies, hosted a party for beauty industry executives at

SEPHORA DEBUTS iPHONE APPSephora introduced their first iPhone app, Sephora to Go, on october 6. It merges the ease and functionality of the features

LAMPE BERGER LAUNCHES EASYSCENT

Lampe Berger l a u n ch e d i t s new EasyScent home fragrance system at this year’s Hamptons

International Film Festival in east Hampton, New York on october 11.

GREENE SPEAKS AT LUXE PACK

Lynne Greene, president of Clinique , was one of the speakers at a seminar monitored by Marc Ro sen o f Marc Rosen Assoc ia tes a t Luxe Pack Monaco on october 21.

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“Post recession, we have seen recovery across all channels,” Grant said. “Skincare is leading, makeup is second and fragrance is rising slowly at third.”

In terms of what customers are looking for when they shop, there have been very distinct discoveries. “our clients are selective,” Rothstein said. “They are doing more product research and looking at ratings and reviews before making an important product decision.”

Ms. Grant added that consumers are looking to invest more in themselves, but they are a bit more cautious and thoughtful than before the recession.

“It’s not about talking to a consumer, but talking with

them,” Grant said. “Shoppers are looking for a relation-ship with a brand or retailer.”

Ms. Schmidt talked about the launch of Impulse Beauty in Macy’s stores across the country. “A new assortment of contemporary, trendy merchandise will be available,” Schmidt said. “The customer has really responded to our offering choices.”

on the topic of social media, Ms. beck delivered her thoughts on the rise of the new technology. “Driving traffic through email connects consumers to a brand and builds interest, which ultimately increases sales,” beck said.

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Macy’s Linda Levy and Nancy McKay of Estée Lauder.

Arcade’s Diane Crecca with Joe Bierman of Aaron Consulting and Skyn Iceland’s Nikki Koch.

NPD Group’s Caroline Pisaniello, Diane Nicholson and Judy Sone.

Nancy Schmidt with Laurie Dowley of Elizabeth Arden and Michelle Williams Group’s

Michelle Williams.

Firmenich’s Hervé Pierini and Westly Morris with Coty Prestige’s Lori Singer and Carlos Timiraos and

Elizabeth Corrigan of Global Beauty Group.

Laura Geller Makeup’s Laura Geller with Linda Marshall of Elysée

Scientific Cosmetics.

Elana Drell Szyfer and Nancy Levitan. Icon Beauty’s Louise Caldwell and Jennifer Hannum with Minkie Lee of Grace Beauty.

Avon/mark.’s Claudia Poccia and Jill Scalamandre of Chrysallis.

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SKIN SENSE AWARD GALA “our goal is to help educate

people about skin cancer prevention,” Champion said. “When my work takes me into the elements, I protect myself with sunscreen and clothing. It has become a way of life for me.”

Mr. Roberston addressed the statis-tics: Three and a half million cases of skin cancer are diagnosed a year in the U.S., making it the most common form of cancer.

“Using sunscreen sounds so easy, but less than 40% of American households use it,” Robertson said.

Dr. Perry Robins, president of The Skin Cancer Foundation, recognized the foundation’s achievements over the past year.

“We have dedicated many efforts to accomplishing the outlaw of tanning beds for young people,” Robins said. “but, we are in the middle of a skin cancer epidemic . . . clearly there is much more work to be done.”

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The Estée Lauder Companies’ Diane Ackley and Janet Pardo.

Good Morning America’s Sam Champion and Erin Mulvey Stoeber of The Skin Cancer

Foundation.

Avon’s Rob Kalafsky, Elizabeth Bergman and Anthony Gonzalez with Katie Becker of

Prevention (2nd r.).

The Estée Lauder Companies’ CeCe Coffin and Agnes Landau (r.) with Jean Godfrey June

of Lucky.

Sephora USA’s Allison Slater and Star’s Tara Kraft with Linda Moran Evans of Family

Circle and RPR Marketing’s Cora Rood.

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can be used as a layer in the applica-tion process. The eye clockpot has a velvety primer in the center and four eyeshadow trios to take a look from day to night. The 6 o’clock trio is best for going out at night, whereas the 3 o’clock trio is better for a casual weekend. And finally, the cheek clockpot includes a soft sponge for blending and four color duos that range from subtle blush to bronzed hue or bold effect.

Available in December, the eye and cheek clockpots are $60.00 and the face clockpot is $65.00.

“I wanted to produce something that would change the way women think about makeup,” Wells said. “My passion in life is to make women more beautiful.”

Clarisonic has announced the expansion of its commitment to women’s health and beauty through a partnership with Look Good…Feel Better (LGFb), a national program helping women with cancer manage their treatment.

CLARISONIC PARTNERS WITH

LGFB

Clarisonic has made an initial donation of $100,000 to LGFb, launched a Facebook campaign to encourage fans to voice their support and committed proceeds from sales of its signature Pink line. They have also designed a limited edition Clarisonic Pink Hope Mia Skin Cleansing System that is available as of this month. From every Hope Mia

product sold, Clarisonic will donate $15 to the campaign.

“Clarisonic’s generous contribu-tions will help LGFb to reach even more cancer patients and help them feel better about themselves when they need a self-confidence boost the most,” said Louanne Roark, executive director of the Personal Care Products Council overseeing LGFb. ■CW

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ANTHONY CELEBRATES A DECADE OF SUCCESS

BLOOM HigHLigHTS TRENDS

CITYSCENE

Anthony Logistics For Men, created by founder and Ceo Anthony Sosnick, celebrated

its 10th anniversary on october 13 at Mr. Sosnick’s Soho loft.

An intimate gathering of family, friends and beauty insiders enjoyed a wine tasting and lite bites while admiring the best-sellers and favor-ites from the Anthony For Men collections over the past decade.

Rochelle Bloom, president of The Fragrance Foundation, discussed important industry trends with bloggers and editors at beautypress’ Spotlight Day on october 14.

Discussing the meaning of “masstige,” Ms. bloom addressed the differences between luxury and mass sectors in relation to customer needs.

“Luxury brands used to own fra-grance,” bloom said. “but mass has moved up a little and started to blur the line a little bit.”

She also added that if a customer wants a fragrance experience that is sensual and engaging, the mass side

falls flat because there is no one there to help a customer and educate them.“Another area where we have seen change is distribution,” bloom

said. “There is a rush to market and a reduced investment in the juice and packaging, therefore creating mediocre results.”

As new products are launched and new scents are discovered, Ms. bloom discussed the increasing magnitude of social networking and technology.

“The best tool I have seen lately is the Givaudan iPerfumer application for the iPhone,” bloom said. “This is certainly moving the industry forward.”

N atural Health celebrated their 6th annual beauty awards with a cocktail reception at the Gramercy Park Hotel

in New York City on october 18. over 5,000 products were considered in a variety of categories, and eventually 25 beauty bests were chosen by readers and editors alike.

Peg Moline, editor in chief of Natural Health, and Kristen Elliot, publisher of Natural Health, recognized each winner for

their natural ingredients and effectiveness, while being safe products for consumers and the environment.

NATURAL HEALTH’S 6TH ANNUAL BEAUTY AWARDS

The Fragrance Foundation’s Lyn Leigh and Rochelle Bloom.

Anthony For Men’s Cheryl Smith and Anthony Sosnick.

Natural Health’s Peg Moline and Kristen Elliot.

The Procter & Gamble Company conducts research each year on the future beauty trends that will eventually make their way onto the faces of men and women across the globe.

At this year’s P&G beauty and Grooming event, “Facing Forever,” on october 13, executives and scien-tists addressed the latest scientific breakthroughs and trends shaping the future of the beauty industry.

“Consumers are compelled to be on the front end of a trend,” said Ed Shirley, vice chair of global beauty and grooming for P&G. “beauty is an integral part of fashion and funda-mental to style.”

According to Vasso Petrou, beauty director and trend expert for P&G, the business of trend forecasting includes the science of understanding macro socio-cultural influences, demographic shifts and technological advances.

“We look at long-term strategic focus areas, mid-term socio-cultural trends and short-term annual color and fashion trends,” Petrou said.

Pointing out some of the key upcoming trends, Ms. Petrou high-lighted a look called “glamazon” that will include lots of copper and bronze, while the “loving love” trend will re-discover the power of red.

Addressing the popular topic of aging, Drs. Cynthia Kenyon, Steve Shiel and Shekhar Mitra outlined their most recent scientific and social revelations.

“I think that it may be possible at some point to change the rate of aging using gene mutation,” Kenyon said. “FoXo3A variants are associat-ed with exceptional longevity in populations all over the world.”

Studying the effect of age on appearance, Dr. Shiel said that men see the effects of aging on their bodies as a whole and women see the effects of aging on their bodies as localized, or affecting different parts of the body at different times.

Gina Drosos, group president of global beauty for P&G, summed up the discussion by saying, “We are in the process of shifting from grin and bear it, to love and live it.”

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Net-A-Porter.com, an online luxury fashion retailer, has teamed up with Estée Lauder to create The Beauty Guide to Looking Your Best.

The guide includes a fashion and beauty photo shoot featuring looks of the season from international designer labels. All featured skincare and makeup products are available for purchase through a Net-A-Porter.com “click and buy” feature, which directly links to the estée Lauder website.

There are also interviews with Tom Pecheux, creative makeup director for estée Lauder, who offers tips on how to update your look, and Aerin Lauder, senior vice president and creative director of estée Lauder,

who talks about her grandmother’s legacy and her makeup must-haves.

“With estée Lauder’s stellar reputa-tion in skin care and cosmetics, we see this as being the perfect marriage for us to deliver relevant beauty news that integrates seamlessly with the fashion content our readers have come to expect,” said Natalie Massenet, chairman and founder of Net-A-Porter.com.

Available within their online mag-azine until November 8, the 40-page guide will also appear in print and be included in all Net-A-Porter and esteelauder.com customer orders that are dispatched throughout the U.S. until December 11, or while copies last.

NET-A-PORTER.COM CREATES BEAUTY GUIDE WITH ESTÉE LAUDER

SCENTISPHEREJeanine Rivera has joined Scentisphere as director of fragrance evaluation. Formerly of IFF, she will report to Ceo James Berard.

NARS COSMETICSLisa Naftolin has been appointed executive di rector of creat ive brand development. In this new role, she will p a r t n e r w i t h N a r s

Cosmetics founder and creative director, François Nars, to execute his vision across all creative brand elements and visual merchandising.

PEOPLE & PROMOTIONS

NEWPRODUCTSESTÉE LAUDER

Re-Nutriv Ultimate Lift Age-Correcting Creme

Category: Skin careLaunch: october 2010Claims: The ultimate skin-renewing breakthrough with powerful new ingredients that lift, firm and perfect skin’s

appearance with an ultra-luxurious all-in-one super creme. Key Ingredients: Phormidium persicinum, laminaria digitata extract, black tourmaline, south sea pearls and hyaluronic acid.Stats: 1.7 oz., $250.00

HARAJUKU LOVERS“Wicked Style” Fragrances

Category: Fragrance

Launch: November 2010

Claims: Five differ-ent fragrances with

a variety of floral notes, these stylish bottles each have their own “wicked

style,” representing five Harajuku girls with their own names and uniquely fashionable outfits.

Stats: 1.0 oz., $45.00

TOO FACEDGlamour To Go Fairy Edition

Category: MakeupLaunch: october 2010Claims: A pocket-sized beauty kit magically packed with eight long-wearing shadows, one silky lip gloss, a best-selling bronzer and a soft, sheer blush. The perfect trav-el companion, this full assortment includes everything needed to

create a mesmerizing makeup look.Stats: $19.50

MALLY BEAUTYVolumizing Accents Mascara

Category: MakeupLaunch: November 2010

Claims: This unique product is a dual- ended tube boasting black mascara on

one end, and an accent color on the other—either plum, brown or sapphire

to add a pop of color. Stats: $25.00

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their home to support the Jane Scott Scholarship Fund at the Fashion Institute of Technology. They were continuing an annual tradition which began as a “girl’s night out” ten years ago for friends who worked in the beauty industry and wanted to meet for a non-business occasion.

The late Jane Scott, vice president/DMM at Bloomingdale’s was killed in a bicycle accident ten years ago. Four years later, her friends at Girl’s Night out decided to build their annual gathering into a benefit for the Jane Scott Scholarship Fund.

According to Ms. Dowley, one of the founders of Girl’s Night out, the first benefit raised nearly $2,500. “This year’s event will match what we’ve raised in the last four years with a total of almost $12,000,” said Nancy McKay, senior vice president of estée Lauder.

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The Estée Lauder Companies’ Karyn Khoury and Nancy McKay with Laurie Dowley.

SEPHORA iPHONE APP

ava i lab le th rough the mobi le commerce site m.sephora.com, with additional exclusive features including scanning and video.

The app is free for download on iTunes and can be used on an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad.

The scan feature allows shoppers to

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LAMPE BERGER EASYSCENT

As part of its partnership with the Hamptons F i l m Fe s t i va l , e a s y S c e n t b y L a m p e b e r g e r sponsored the

Golden Starfish Award presented to pioneer narrative, short and documentary filmmakers early in their careers. each diffuser emitted a “fragrance of the day” throughout the festival.

The sponsorship coincides with the launch of the home fragrance systems, which come in three differ-ent diffusers designed by French designer Alnoor. Available for the collection are seven scents emitted by a cold release system, which maintains therapeutic essential oils.

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The discussion focused on looking back into the past for future creative solutions to engage consumers. Full coverage of the show will appear in an upcoming issue.

FRAGRANCE FOUNDATION CREATES PROJECT FOR STUDENTSThe Fragrance Foundation’s “one Drop Changes everything” campaign will collaborate on a creative project with students at The High School of Fashion in New York City in November.

Students will create an original design interpretation of the campaign fragrance bottle icon that is the central hub of the onemightydrop.com website featuring the “design your own bottle” customizer.

As well as obtaining extra credit for participating, the students will have the chance to see their winning efforts displayed on a number of phone kiosks in midtown Manhattan. And, for one outstanding winner, they will be awarded an invitation to next year’s FiFi Awards.

scan a product while they are in the store and instantly pull up information, ratings and reviews, get-the-look videos and more. Video feed provides tutorials and product demonstrations from Sephora’s extensive video library. Additionally, customers can access their beauty Insider accounts and create shopping lists or buy products.

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NOVEMBER 3rdFragrance FoundationInsider’s Breakfast Hosted by The Estée Lauder Companies’ Carol RussoEstee Lauder HQ • NYC 8:30 AM Members Only (TA)(212) 725-2755 x103www.fragrance.org

Cosmetic Executive WomenWomen in Beauty Series with Shiseido’s Heidi ManheimerFairmont Miramar • Santa Monica CA 6:00 PM (R) (S) (TA)(646) 929-8026www.cew.org

NOVEMBER 8thGlamourWomen of the Year AwardsCarnegie Hall • NYC 7:00 PM (A) (IO)

NOVEMBER 10thCIBSMembers Only LuncheonHarvard Club • NYC 12:00 PM www.cibsonline.com

Cosmetic Executive WomenWomen in Beauty Series with Givaudan’s Calice Becker and The Estée Lauder Companies’ Trudi LorenHarmonie Club • NYC 5:30 PM (R) (S) (TA)(646) 929-8026www.cew.org

NOVEMBER 11thNJPECPackage of the Year Awards DinnerThe Manor • West Orange NJ 6:00 PM (A)(908) 233-1234www.njpec.com

NOVEMBER 18thFragrance FoundationState of the Industry LuncheonHarvard Club • NYC 11:30 AM Members Only (S)(212) 725-2755 x103www.fragrance.org

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FEBRUARY 8thJames E. Marshall OCD FoundationBeyond Beauty DinnerUnion League Club • NYC 6:00 PM (B) (TA)(608) 845-3664

FEBRUARY 28 - MARCH 2ndPersonal Care Products CouncilAnnual MeetingThe Breakers • Palm Beach FL (M)(202) 331-1770

OCTOBER 26thFragrance FoundationWine & Fragrance EventCity Winery • NYC (TA)(212) 725-2755 x103www.fragrance.org

OCTOBER 27 - 28thPersonal Care Products CouncilCosmetic Science Symposium & ExpoMarriott Newark Intl Airport • Newark NJ (S) (T)(202) 331-1770www.personalcarecouncil.org

OCTOBER 28thFashion Group InternationalNight of Stars Honoring “The Globalists” with Super Star Nicolas Ghesquiere, Beauty Award to Frederic Fekkai & Humanitarian Award to Evelyn LauderCipriani Wall Street • NYC 6:15 PM (A) (TA)(212) 302-5511www.fgi.org

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