2018 POST SHOW REPORT

30 Start-ups

¼ International exhibitors

7 Key international decision makers

EXHIBITORS

+12% vs 2017

56 COUNTRIESREPRESENTED

5,000 VISITORS

Cosmetic 360 is not only a global showcase for innovation in fragrances and cosmetics, it is also a driving force: • Each of the 220 exhibitors presents a unique product, ser-vice, technology and expertise to the industry.

• Numerous meetings between decision makers lead to inno-vative collaborative projects.

• Each conference session puts different points of view from researchers and manufacturers into perspective.

• Each Beauty Tech workshop helps startuppers to develop innovative ideas.

• Each hackathon participant produces a 3D prototype live at the event.

Cosmetic 360 is all of the above because, like Antoine Ri-boud, we believe that innovation is an alliance between re-search, marketing, instinct, imagination, product and indus-trial courage.

FRANCKIE BÉCHEREAU, TRADE FAIR MANAGER COSMETIC 360

6,100 REENTRIES

Cosmetic 360 is much more than a trade fair—it’s an event full of opportunity!

COSMETIC 360 IS…A trade fair for research & innovations An original stand concept, to position your company from an angle of

innovation (including innovation display and marketing coaching)s The Tech-corner, where the French National Centre for Scientific Research

(CNRS) unveils the latest technological advances that can be applied to cosmetics

a The Hackathon Maker, a 3D-printing challenge for students to invent the packaging of tomorrow

s The Cosmetic 360 awards, which highlight the industry’s best innovationss The ‘Theory into Practice’ conference sessions, co-moderated by researchers

and manufacturers

An international business trade fairs The only international event for the entire industry in the world capital of

perfume and cosmeticss An audience of professionals, 47% of whom are decision makers (including

CEOs, R&D managers and marketing managers)s An Open Distribution area to connect international distributors and brandss An exclusive networking opportunity in the industry (top-level attendance,

dedicated discussion areas, B2B resources, gala evening event, and more)a A showcase for international trends in cosmetics, highlighting Japan and

J-Beauty in 2018s The annual meeting place for cosmetics clusters worldwide, with the Cosmet-

ics Clusters Rendezvous

A trade fair for innovatorss The Start-up zone , featuring a special stand concept that highlights new,

innovative companiesa The Start-up Studio by Coty, giving start-ups the chance to present solutions

in response to industry issues raised by the Coty Groups The biggest R&D decision makers, tapping into the innovations of tomorrow

through Open Innovation meetingss Start-up solutions, featuring a pop-up accelerator and experts to assist

innovators in developing their business

Visitors

2015

6,000

5,000

4,000

3,000

2,000

1,000

02016 2017 2018

Number of visitors since 2015

11%

North AmericaEurope

Africa

Asia-Pacific

45%

3%

41%

ChinaJapanSwitzerlandItalyGermanyTaiwanGreat BritainUnited StatesSpainBelgium

Breakdown of international visitors

I have had the pleasure to follow Cosmetic 360 grow over the past few years now, and I must say that this fair never ceases to impress me. As a professional, Cosmetic 360 has been designed right, by curating and focusing on the innovation and products/services themselves as opposed to displaying a catwalk of companies.

Lucas Nanini, Senior Manager, Stretch Innovation, COTY LUXURY

Visitors

1. CEO/senior management

26%

2. Research & development 21%

3. Sales

18%

4. Marketing & communications 16%

5. Education & training

10%

6. Other departments (regulatory, HR, quality, etc.)

5%

7. Purchasing

4%

... by function

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1

23

4

5

6

1. Fragrance & cosmetics brands

25%

2. Raw materials 12%

3. Other industries

12%

4. Research and training

11%

5. Industry support functions

10%

6. Subcontracted manufacturing (formulation, packaging) 9%

7. Brand sales and distribution

7%

8. Testing and analysis

6%

9. Packaging

4%

10. Other services

2%

11. Press 2%

... by sector of activity

11

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

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BREAKDOWN OF VISITORS...

Our stand in the start-up zone [...] allowed us to connect with high-quality brands—be they customers or not—and more specifically audiences we don’t usually reach, such as scientific marketing managers. Several meetings at the event have since led to concrete projects [...]Martin Baraibar, CEO, OXIPROTEOMICS

Exhibitors

NORTH AMERICA

11%

EUROPE

34%ASIA

55%

Breakdown of international exhibitors

RAW MATERIALSGreen chemistry, extraction, natural, active ingredients, active ingredient extraction, antimicrobials, anti-ageing, biotechnology, food ingredients, essential oils, antioxi-dants…

OEM, FORMULATION, LABORATORY EQUIPMENTMasks, textures, sensory experience, industrial ma-chines, subcontracted manufacturing, white label product, galenic, formula, make-up, sun protection, eco-friendly, fragrance, cream, colour, full service…

TESTING & ANALYSISQualification, containers, sensory/emotional analysis, consumer testing, imaging, in vivo/in vitro, microbiology, olfactometry, efficacy testing, microbiological analysis, genetic testing, skin/hair analyses, 3D skin modelling…

PACKAGING & MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENTLabels, digital printing, filling systems, 3D printing, eco-friendly, traceability, distribution system, airless, ro-botics, industrial machines, laser, engraving, packaging, samples, white label product…

RETAIL & BRANDSConnected beauty, scents, smart data, IoT, distributors, online sales, personalisation, fragrance, brands, skincare, make-up, certification, consumer experience, organic cos-metics…

COSMETICS INDUSTRY SUPPORT FUNCTIONSServices, software, clusters, web agency, area of activity, marketing, holograms, data collection, regulations, market-place, incubator, research programme, full service, logis-tics, cloud, platform…

1. OEM, formulation, laboratory equipment 24%2. Testing & analysis 22%3. Raw materials 16%4. Packaging & manufacturing equipment 16%5. Cosmetics industry support functions 12%6. Retail & brands 11%

Breakdown of exhibitors

by sector of activity

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Open Innovation

MEETINGS

The Open Innovation service makes it possible to transform innovative ideas into commercial suc-cesses by allowing innovators to potentially col-laborate with key decision makers.

In 2018, 7 major groups were involved:

1. Product 44.44%2. Technology 25.4%3. Process 10.71%4. Service 10.32%5. Marketing 9.13%

1. Start-up, VSE 51.19% 2. SME 36.51%3. Company in the process of establishment 6.35%4. Group 3.57%5. Public laboratory 2.38%

Type of innovation

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2019 Schedule

APRIL TO JUNE 2019: SUBMISSIONS BY APPLICANTSAt www.cosmetic-360.com, in the section “Open Innovation”.

SEPTEMBER 2019: MEETING SCHEDULE Major groups select innovative projects and contact applicants to organise meetings directly during the trade fair.

16 & 17 OCTOBER 2019: MEETINGS AT COSMETIC 360Those selected will be asked to provide a 30-minute project pres-entation in the private and confidential space reserved for the major companies who extended the invitation.

For more information, please visit www.cosmetic-360.com

In signing up with the Open Inno-vation service, for the first time this year, our objective was to identify innovations that could be applied to the cosmetics industry, with a view to potentially collaborating.

Twenty-eight meetings were sched-uled and we were able to connect

with innovators proposing various solutions—many of which had been

little known to our departments until now—in the areas of active

ingredients, formulation, packaging and digital technology.

Stéphane Poigny, Head of the Cosmetic Active Ingredients Research department,

PIERRE FABRE

Sales contact contact@cosmetic-360.com • +33 (0)2 37 211 211

Video link: https://www.cosmetic-360.com/fr/pages/galerie-videos-120.html

www.cosmetic-360.com

2018 Edition

Press coverage120 international journalists present225 articles published in French154 international articles (including Japan, China, and the United States)470,000 impressions on Twitter and LinkedIn

2019 Edition16–17 OCT 20192015–2019 > 5 years