Stuart H. Kaplan, M.D. - California Chapter of the Society ... H. Kaplan, M.D. is a world renowned medical and cosmetic Dermatologist. His expertise ... in Internal Medicine at the

September 2016 Volume 46 | Issue 6

Inside this issue:Calendar...2 Message from the Chair...5 Job Opportunities...11 Scientifi c Seminar...13 Historian Column...14

Dinner Hour

Virtual Reality – The Next Big Wave

Matthew StoudtCEOAppliedVR

The next big wave is just starting to break. It’s Virtual Reality and it will signifi cantly alter the landscape of every industry from military, healthcare, entertainment, gaming, shopping, market research, education and fashion, just to name a few.

Enter the Cosmetic and Personal Care industry and the applications for AppliedVR are virtually endless. Will branded virtual reality content be the next frontier in marketing cosmetics? In the (very ...continued on page 3

Meeting Details:

Date: Tuesday - September 27, 2016 Location: Manhattan Beach Marriott Menu: Chicken Breast or White Fish

Educational Hour - 5:00 p.m. Social Hour - 6:00 p.m. Dinner Hour - 6:30 p.m. Dinner Speaker - 6:30 p.m.

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Meeting Reservations are strongly encouraged no later than September 21st

Dinner meeting price will increase with reservations made after September 23rd

Reserve Today!

Pay online at www.caliscc.orgor

Call 714-521-5222 x141 to reserve

Reservation Deadline: 12:00 p.m. (noon) Monday-Sept. 26If you reserve and do not attend, you are responsible for meeting charges.

You will be billed accordingly.

Educational Hour

Anti-Aging Advances: The Latest in Cosmetic & Surgical Procedures Favored by Celebrities

Stuart H. Kaplan, M.D.

Dr. Kaplan’s philosophy is simple: Help people look as beautiful on the outside, as they feel on the inside. In this spirit he created the concept of the “Skincare Lifestyle,” which explores the question, “Why do we desire beautiful skin?” He uses this concept to educate patients that beautiful, youthful skin is fi rst, achievable, and second, maintainable. The Skincare Lifestyle focuses on a balanced, whole health approach of combining good diet and exercise, a quality skincare regimen, and non-invasive procedures as the key to beautiful skin. ...continued on page 3

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Meeting SponsorThank You to Our Meeting Sponsor Lucas Meyer Cosmetics is the business unit of International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. (IFF) that develops, manufactures and markets innovative ingredients for the cosmetic and personal care industry. We offer active ingredients, sensorial functional ingredients and delivery systems from various origins. Our innovative actives and textures have garnered many awards in recent years, including several innovation awards at In-Cosmetics shows. Our broad offering is complemented by a wide range of scientific, technical, marketing, formulation and regulatory support services.

For additional information contact West Coast Regional Sales Managers: Ani Konialian [email protected] Jackie H. Kim [email protected]

Company Website: www.lucasmeyercosmetics.com

Society of Cosmetic Chemists - California Chapter

2016 Calendar of EventsSeptember

27 California Chapter Monthly Meeting Manhattan Beach Marriott

October 13 California Chapter Scientifi c Technical Seminar Marriott, Marina Del Rey 25 California Chapter Monthly Meeting Sheraton Universal Studios, Universal City

November 15 California Chapter Monthly Meeting Warner Center Marriott, Woodland Hills

Meeting DetailsLocation CostsManhattan Beach Marriott $20.00 Members with reservations through Sept. 23rd and fi rst-time only guests with a 1400 Parkview Ave. member-sponsored reservation. Non-member pricing in effect after fi rst meeting.Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 $65.00 Members without reservations or reservations made after Sept. 23rd(310) 546-7511 $55.00 Non-members with reservations

$70.00 Non-members without reservations

Menu Roasted Chicken Breast with Sweet Potato Hash Cake, Grilled Asparagus, Rosemary Jus or Pan Seared White Fish with White Bean Casserole, Sautéed Kale, Whole Grain Mustard Sauce or Vegetarian Eggplant Parmesan with Chick Pea Casserole

Reservations Please register and pay online at www.caliscc.org; Sara Benoit: 714-521-5222 x141. Call-in registrations must be guaranteed with credit card and will be charged for no-show.

Reservations will be accepted no later than 12:00 p.m. the Friday before SCC Meetings. If you call in after 12:00 p.m., your spot cannot be guaranteed and you will be required to pay

the walk-in rate. Limited space – register today! Walk-ins may be turned away.

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near) future, will you even have to leave your house to visit a spa? How could VR impact our industry?

Guests will walk away with a much clearer understanding of VR, how it is positively impacting the healthcare industry and how it may impact the cosmetic industry in the near future.

About Our Speaker

Matthew Stoudt is the CEO of AppliedVR, the

leading medical VR solutions company. Prior to joining AppliedVR, Stoudt founded and built Outcast Media into the leading digital media company reaching active, on-the-go consumers. He successfully exited in 2014, selling the company to Verifone Holding. Matthew Stoudt received his BA in Math Methods in Social Sciences from Northwestern University and his MBA from Northwestern Kellogg School of Management.

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Dr. Kaplan’s talk, “Anti-Aging Advances: The Latest in Cosmetic & Surgical Procedures Favored by Celebrities” will cover the latest in facial rejuvenation and most in-demand procedures requested by everyone from celebrities and politicians, to housewives and everyday businessmen. The talk will explain the harmony the needs to exist between the two P’s: Procedures and Products, and how Dr. Kaplan’s concept of the Skincare Lifestyle is the future of anti-aging.

About Our Speaker Stuart H. Kaplan, M.D. is a world renowned medical and cosmetic Dermatologist. His expertise has made him a Skincare Authority for celebrities, models, and beauty icons from all over the world. A brilliant scholar, Dr. Kaplan graduated with honors from New York University after 2 ½ years. He accepted a scholarship to attend the Albert Einstein College of Medicine where he graduated with distinction. Dr. Kaplan completed internship

in Internal Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh and his Dermatology residency at UCLA Medical Center, where he was selected as Chief Resident of the program. For the past 25 years, Dr. Kaplan has been treating patients in his private practice in Beverly Hills, while teaching medical students and physicians as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Dermatology at UCLA Medical Center, and Attending Physician in Dermatologic Surgery for the West Los Angeles Veterans Hospital. Dr. Kaplan has received prestigious honors from the American Cancer Society and American Medical Association. He has been named one of America’s Top Dermatologists for the past 5 consecutive years. In addition, he received two awards from the U.S. Congress for the volunteer work he performs for the youth and foster children of Los Angeles County.

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I’m sure you know there are many benefits to being an SCC Member. One of them is discounted meeting prices. Starting in September, your SCC Member ID will be required to receive the member-only price. Your SCC Member ID will be included in every event announcement. If you can’t find the latest announcement, please email Tina-Marie Lesko or [email protected] for your member ID.

Renewing your SCC registration is moving online. We will have detailed instructions at caliscc.org on how to easily renew your membership by credit card. We’re going head-to-head with other chapters for an early renewal contest. I’d love to win! Keep your eyes peeled for an email in the coming weeks on step-by-step instructions on how to renew.

Our biennial scientific seminar is around the corner in October. There is a host of exciting speakers that will bring us the latest industry trends. Registration is open online. Our Scientific

Seminar Chairs have done a fantastic job coordinating this event.

This is our last meeting at Manhattan Beach in 2016. The October and November meetings will be held in the San Fernando Valley. Surely the weather will be beautiful for this occasion. After hearing the latest celebrity tactics in anti-aging, members can take part in a live virtual reality demonstration before dinner. Just tell the registration desk you’re interested, as availability to participate in the pre-dinner demonstration is limited.

Looking forward to seeing all of you at the September meeting! Valerie George

2016 Chair, California ChapterSociety of Cosmetic Chemists

Message from the ChairBEING AN SCC MEMBER HAS ITS BENEFITS!Valerie George

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POSITIONS AVAILABLE

• SENIOR R&D CHEMIST (#1607-01). Aware Products, a personal care manufacturer in Chatsworth, is looking for an experienced senior R&D chemist. Ideal candidate will have at least a BS in chemistry or related discipline (MS preferred) with a minimum of 5 years experience on the bench. Experience formulating natural products is a plus. We are looking for someone who is creative and innovative. Join a fun and growing company with opportunities for advancement. Email resume and salary requirements to [email protected].

• CUSTOMER SERVICE/PROJECT MANAGER (#1607-02). Customer Service/Project Manager – SF Valley Cosmetic Manufacturer seeks Customer Service/Project Manager who can work independently to service existing and new customers.The successful candidate will have exceptional organizational and communication skills. Duties: Provide prompt customer service including processing orders, R&D status, customer components, & BOM’s , Assist sales with incoming customer leads,, Manage customer files, Maintain website, and improve processes wherever needed. Please send resumes to [email protected].

• COSMETIC CHEMISTRY, CHEMICAL ENGINEER (#1607-03). I am looking for a team of young fresh minds who are willing to work and gain experience with my hair product line here in Los Angeles. I am looking for a team that will also grow with the company in developing a completely organic line of products for today’s competing brands, ushering a new wave of cosmetic engineering hair products unlike anything in todays market. I look forward to your submissions, please send resumes to [email protected].

• R&D FORMULATOR (#1607-04). Responsible for the formulation of all types of Skin Care and Sun Care products including but not limited to creams, lotions, balms, sprayable lotions and surfactant based systems. Responsible for the formulation of all OTC products including but not limited to acne lotions, sunscreens, and antibacterial. Responsible for determining product specifications and expiration dates. Responsible for originating process manufacturing procedures. Responsible for monitoring and releasing first time manufacturing batches. Responsible for developing new products to meet marketing and sales department needs. Qualifications: BS in Chemistry, Biology, or related field, Knowledge of industry trends, Creative thinking, technical writing and organizational skills, At least 6 years and more industry experience on the bench formulating, Knowledge of cosmetic/personal care raw materials, functionality, and interactions, Understanding of emulsion and surfactant technology as well as general formulation techniques, Must be familiar with FDA OTC monographs. Send resumes to [email protected].

• REGULATORY COMPLIANCE SPECIALIST & QC ASSURANCE (#1607-06). Candidate must have a BS degree with 2-4 years hands-on regulatory experience in the cosmetic industry, strong knowledge of EU/Canada/Asia/ registrations. FDA guidelines, USDA Organics, OTC and non OTC regulations, raw materials, manufactures documents support, QC practices, global package labeling guidelines. Job Location: Lake Forest CA 92630. Competitive salary and benefits package. Send resume and salary history to Wael Albader at [email protected].

• CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE (#1607-08). Contract Manufacturer of personal care products is seeking a Customer Service Rep. A successful candidate with experience and who can work independently to service existing and new customers. Candidate will need great organizational and communication skills. Will assist with new customer leads, processing orders, providing order status and R&D project status when needed. Most of all improve processes wherever needed. Please email Kathy Lewis at [email protected] for further information.

• QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER (#1608-01). As our Quality Control Manager you will be responsible for supporting GMP practices by creating and reviewing technical documentation in support of customer and factory GMP. These documents include raw material, bulk and finished product C of A’s, Formulas, Stability, Compatibility, etc. You will also be responsible for coordinating samples for testing, review and release. You will work with an extensive chain of internal and external customers in a fast paced environment. Please send your resume to [email protected].

• TECHNICAL SALES MANAGER (CA) (#1608-02). RITA Corporation is a manufacturer and distributor of specialty chemicals to the cosmetic, personal care, and industrial markets worldwide. Headquartered in Illinois, we are currently looking for a sales representative for our California/western US territory. The qualified candidate should possess 3-5 years of prior outside sales experience with a preference in the chemical/cosmetic industry. The chosen candidate will develop and maintain sales of key accounts within their assigned territory. Please send resumes to [email protected].

• PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST - MAKEUP (#1608-03). Juice Beauty is seeking a Product Development Specialist to help drive its PD path in makeup with high quality innovation for new and reformulated products. Key responsibilities: manage all phases of formula development, maintain relationships with 3rd party vendors and maintain project timelines. 3-5 years’ experience in makeup product development is required. Candidate must have a passion for color and attune to current and future trends. Send resumes to [email protected].

• LEAD CHEMIST (#1608-04). The position will be to have a comprehensive understanding of BotanicaLabs’ formulations, SOPs for compounding, R&D and quality control, and regulatory requirements. He/She must not only lead the department in creating innovative products but also maintain the integrity and quality of existing formulations. Moreover, the lead chemist will assist with raw material sourcing, maintaining and updating lab records and formulas, and machine maintenance for compounding equipment. Please email your resume to [email protected].

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POSITIONS AVAILABLE

• R&D CHEMIST (#1608-06). R&D chemist wanted in our Corona Facility. Responsible for formulation of Skin care and Personal Care products. Must have a minimum of 4 years experience in R&D industry, raw materials, FDA guidelines, GMP practices and OTC products. Excellent opportunity for creative, knowledgeable, hands-on formulator in a fast paced environment. Supervisory experience is a plus. Benefits and salary to match your experience. Please send resumes to [email protected]. Start date 9/1/2016.

• QUALITY SUPERVISOR (#1608-07). ColourPop is looking for a Quality Supervisor who will provide oversight to management on all quality aspects of production and testing and establish measures to assist in the manufacturing process. Must have a minimum of 3 yrs supervisory experience of 10 or more technicians. Responsible for the training of production team members and QA technicians. The qualified candidate will have proven experience in leading resolution and the effective correction of problems using root cause analysis. Please email your resumé to [email protected].

• ASSISTANT MANAGER, PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT – SKINCARE & PERSONAL CARE (#1608-08). The Assistant Manager, Product Development is responsible for managing the product development process, from formula concept to pilot production for assigned skin care and personal care categories. This position will interact with cross-functional teams, including R&D Formulation and Tech Transfer Teams, Marketing, Regulatory, Quality, Packaging, Procurement, and Finance. Bachelor’s Degree in chemistry or biology; MBA a plus a minimum of 5-7 years of product development/formulation experience. Please email your resumés to [email protected].

• SR R&D FORMULATION CHEMIST (#1608-09). A Senior R&D Formulation Chemist to develop both new products and improved formulas to help expand the company’s business. Servers as a principle developer of topical products and coordinates scale-up and introduction according to the agreed upon project plans. Insure the highest quality standards are met including all FDA/cGMP/GLP requirements. B.S. in Chemistry or related discipline. +5 years experience in skincare, pharmaceutical or related healthcare industry (hair care & body care). Please email [email protected].

• QUALITY MANAGER (#1608-10). HATCHBEAUTY Products, LLC is seeking an experience Quality Manager to ensure new and revised products comply with applicable safety and regulatory requirements. Must have related bachelors degree required with min 5 yrs experience in Quality Assurance in Costmetics/Cosmetic OTC. Must have knowledge of FDA regulations pertaining to cosmetic manufacturing, testing, validation and documentation, and prior experience managing test programs to ensure safety/efficacy/stability have been established. Please email your resumé to [email protected].

• REGULATORY MANAGER (#1608-11). HATCHBEAUTY is seeking an experienced Regulatory Manager to provide regulatory expertise and support to ensure cosmetic, hair care, skin care and other products comply with applicable regulatory requirements in the USA, Canada, Europe and other territories. Must have a BS degree and min 3 years experience in regulatory compliance within cosmetics and cosmetic OTC. Must have knowledge of FDA regulations, cosmetic manufacturing, testing, validation, labeling, formations, documentation, regs. Please email resumé to [email protected].

• ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL SCIENTIST (#1609-01). Provides technical support and direction for preservative formulation efforts, method development, and regulatory compliance. Serves as a liaison between Mary Kay Inc., international affiliate companies, and subcontractors for preservative formulation, formula risk assessments, testing, and troubleshooting. Coordinates and ensures timely response to R&D formula preservative requests, follow up on issues and specification input/approval. Serves as a global Microbiology technical specialist on issues relating to microbial quality and formulation microbial risk. Experience: Bachelor’s Degree in Microbiology or Biology, Minimum 7-10 years. Contact: Anna Ceniceros, HR Administrative Assistant, (214) 905-6228.

POSITIONS WANTED

• PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANT (#1607-05). A creative consultant with nearly 30 years of experience in Beauty industry is looking to provide assistance in product development, trouble shooting, technical support and process improvement. My expertise range from development of prestige to retail products in skin and hair care, OTC and Physician dispensed to Natural and Organic products abiding by most current requirements. If my expertise can be of benefit for your organization, please contact me at [email protected].

• COLOR CHEMIST OR TECHNICIAN (#1608-01). I am a formulation chemist with 2 years of experience in formulating skin care and hair care products - especially for the natural market. I want to transition into formulating color cosmetics. Please contact me at [email protected].

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Historian ColumnTHE HISTORY OF THE CHAPTER MERIT AWARD

As most of you are aware, every year the board has the option to present a member with the prestigious Chapter Merit Award. The Award goes to someone who has gone “above and beyond” in their voluntary service to the chapter, either in that current year or over time. This award is a National SCC award, given out by each chapter. The award does not have to be issued every year if no person is nominated.

The Chapter Merit Award originated in 1979 as “The Good Guy Award”. It was established that year in memory of David J. Warner. David J. Warner was a California Chapter SCC Member who tragically died in a car accident in 1979. He was one of the “good guys” and served our Chapter selflessly.

The National SCC saw that the “Good Guy Award” was a great way to recognize outstanding service and adopted the national version of the award in 1995, which is now called The Chapter Merit Award.

The California Chapter of the SCC has been a trend-setter in many ways throughout the years but perhaps you didn’t know that it was our Chapter that was behind the creation of the Chapter Merit Award!

The following CA SCC Members have received this award:

1995 - Tracey Gedney

1996 - Deborah Pierce

1997 - Don Katz

1998 - Guy Langer

1999 - Brad Rope

2000 - John Garruto

2001 - Dr. Robert Saute

2002 - Bret Katz

2003 - Valerie Perez

2004 - Rebecca James Gadberry

2005 - Janet Winter Blaschke

2006 - Dr. Don Orth

2007 - Karen Chun

2008 - Lee Paler

2009 - Angie Inouye

2010 - Tina-Marie Lesko

2011 - No recipient

2012 - Liz Streland

2013 - John Luna

2014 - Brian Kolevar

2015 - Chris Lesko

The Chapter Merit Award is the highest honor a chapter can bestow upon a member. The 2016 Chapter Merit Award recipient will be announced at the January 2017 meeting.

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Society of Cosmetic Chemists California Chapter - Golf and Tennis Event

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Feature ArticleCALIFORNIA CHAPTER SCC STEM OUTREACH

The California Chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists partnered with AAUW’s Tech Trek Science Camp program at Whittier College to give seventh graders the opportunity to be cosmetic chemists. On June 29, 2016, California Chapter Chair Valerie George and Area III Director Liz Streland spent the afternoon with eighty-five enthusiastic young ladies guiding them through the process of making a lotion. Each session started with a discussion about the importance of safety as each student was provided safety glasses and gloves. Students then learned about emulsion chemistry and all of the decisions that go into making products. After choosing their fragrances, participants named their products and designed their own labels. Thanks to Angie Inouye for introducing our chapter to Tech Trek.

The California Chapter has been conducting STEM outreach with various schools and organizations in California since 2013. The Society of Cosmetic Chemists is in the process of formalizing its national STEM program as part of the NextGen mentor program. The SCC’s Future Scientist Initiative will focus on advancing elementary and secondary school outreach. The Future Scientist Initiative committee was formed earlier this year and includes two members from our California Chapter: Janet Blaschke (California Chapter Regulatory Chair) and Liz Streland (Area III Director). Chris Daraska (Midwest Chapter), Alex Breckwoldt (St. Louis Chapter), Joy Roederer (Southwest Chapter), and Steve Herman (New York Chapter) are serving on this committee as well.

We are excited that FSI will be hosting a formulating class for our “youngest scientists” at the IFSCC Congress in Orlando on November 1st. For additional information on this event or any of the NextGen programs, please contact Liz Streland ([email protected]).

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CALIFORNIA CHAPTER2016 BOARD MEMBERS

OFFICERSCHAIR Valerie George (330) 554-9680 [email protected] Stephanie Leshney (562) 843-5575 [email protected] Kelly Stone (203) 405-0513 [email protected] Jennifer Hurtikant (562) 577-7533 [email protected] Heidi Elrahib (310) 900-0805 [email protected]

AREA III DIRECTORS Michelle Hines (214) 905-6279 [email protected] Liz Streland (310) 756-5055 [email protected]

COMMITTEE CHAIRSAWARDS Yvette Melikian (818) 618-8837 [email protected] Heather Naef-Owen (949) 940-6907 [email protected] EDUCATION COURSE Rich Hersey (949) 521-8079 [email protected] EDITOR Christina Hernandez (661) 388-6373 [email protected] BUSINESS MANAGER Brian Kolevar (714) 904-6047 [email protected] DANCE 2016 Rose Bourassa (818) 956-5582 ex 309 [email protected] HOUR Guy Langer (818) 606-7060 [email protected] 2015 Stephanie Leshney (562) 843-5575 [email protected] Ledian Dergrigorian (818) 767-2889 ex 1248 [email protected] John Luna (818) 212-1451 [email protected] Maurice Shaw (310) 6947-6402 [email protected] Chris Lesko (714) 604-6968 [email protected] Tina-Marie Lesko (714) 653-4720 [email protected] Diane Horne (614) 917-8176 [email protected] RELATIONS Maria Reighard (619) 504-6000 [email protected]

Become A Sponsor!The SCC California Chapter is opening sponsorship opportunities to anyone interested in introducing their company during our monthly meetings.

The benefi ts of sponsorhip are to provide you and your company with the followng:

• Approximately three to fi ve minutes to introduce your company and employees, products, capabilities and/or services.

• The exclusive right to distribute literature and samples at the monthly meeting.

• Optional table adjacent to the registration table to distribute literature and samples by one or two employees.

• Your company name will appear on our Sponsor board at the meeting.

• Your company name and location will be inlcuded in all meeting announcemens, including our monthly newsletter (Cosmegram) and all email announcements and reminders.

• Your company name will appear for one month on the SCC website as “This Month’s Sponsor”, which will include a link to your company website.

• Your donation to sponsor a meeting is tax deductible with our non-profi t status.

Cost: The cost to sponsor a SCC chapter meeting is $350.

Please contact Yi Hsin Chang if you are interested or have any questions.

Yi Hsin ChangSponsorhip [email protected](310) [email protected]

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Meeting Locations for 2016 • September meeting: Manhattan Beach Marriott, Manhattan Beach • October meeting: Sheraton Universal Studios, Universal City Starview Room (Top Floor Room) • November meeting: Warner Center Marriott, Woodland Hills

SCC Contact Information Changes If you are a member of our chapter and your information (ie. name, address, company, phone numbers, email address) has changed, please make sure you contact us with the new information so we can update our database. If changes are not sent to us, you may not be getting your newsletter, meeting notices, course registrations, etc. Please contact Tina-Marie Lesko at [email protected] with any changes.

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CALIFORNIA CHAPTER2016 BOARD MEMBERS

REGISTRATION Sara Benoit (714) 521-5222 x141 [email protected] AFFAIRS Janet Blaschke (310) 545-3223 [email protected] SEMINAR CO-CHAIR John Garruto (760) 492-1444 [email protected] SEMINAR CO-CHAIR Lee Paler (310) 483-2255 [email protected] SEMINAR CO-CHAIR Adriana Mezgova (818) 767-2889 [email protected] Yi Hsin Chang (714) 393-1082 [email protected] Kevin Johnson (949) 466-3958 [email protected] SPORTS CO-CHAIR Nick Arellano (714) 904-6046 [email protected] SPORTS CO-CHAIR Melanie Maik (818) 644-7043 [email protected] SUMMER EVENT 2016 Stephanie Leshney (562) 843-5575 [email protected]’ DAY 2017 Angie Inouye (951) 357-8639 [email protected] COURSES Rebecca James-Gadberry [email protected] Valerie George (330) 554-9680 [email protected]

Announcements

The Cosmegram is the official newsletter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists - California Chapter. This newsletter is published as a service to our members. http://www.caliscc.org.

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