08.31.23
McKinsey & Co. estimates consumers’ quest for better health, better nutrition, and better appearance is growing 10% a year, accounting for the lion’s share of a $1.5 trillion market.
Join Happi & Nutraceuticals World on Friday, Nov. 3, 2023 for a one-day conference on Wellness.
Experts from the fields of nutrition, dermatology, and skincare will discuss a range of topics including the skin microbiome, the gut-skin-brain axis, hydration for skin and active living, product formulation, efficacy testing, and regulations.
“Wellness is an inside job…and outside job, too! That’s why Happi is teaming up with our sister publication, Nutraceuticals World, to produce a conference focused on inner and outer health. Our lineup of speakers features experts in the field of personal care and nutrition,” said Tom Branna, VP/Editorial Director, Happi/Rodman Media.
Among other mega trends in health and wellness, the event will discuss the microbiome in several contexts.
“Our microbiota is an integral part of us that we can no longer ignore,” said Lambros Kromidas, MS, PhD, Global Legal—Regulatory Affairs Liaison, Shiseido Americas. “I will show a simple way one’s topical products can influence the skin microbiota.”
“Atopic dermatitis and acne are being totally redefined in light of the microbiome,” noted Marie Drago, founder, Galinée. “So, like a lot of other inflammatory issues, it makes sense to work with the rest of the skin microbiome to control the inflammatory strains rather than to wipe out the whole face microbiome and hope for the best. In the future we will shift from antibacterial treatment to probacterial ones for a lot of skin problems.”
In the world of dietary supplements, science, quality, and sustainable market growth are top of mind as brands respond to modern health challenges.
“As oral and topical drugs have been used to treat and manage disease, dietary supplements and personal care products are in unique positions to support health and wellness,” said Sean Moloughney, Editor of Nutraceuticals World. “With people everywhere more focused on self-care and motivated to take greater control of their health, natural solutions to common issues like stress, sleep, and active living are on the rise. As the ‘food as medicine’ movement continues to gain followers, communities are coming to appreciate the connection between what we consume, how we feel physically and mentally, and how we look. Our debut Wellness Conference will tackle important overlapping topics in the nutraceutical and personal care industry, including new research, challenges to product integrity, ingredient stewardship, and much more.”
Nick Wegman, 201.452.7603, nwegman@rodmanmedia.com
Andrew Downey, 973.487.0567, adowney@rodmanmedia.com
Art Largar, 845.258.0256, alargar@rodmanmedia.com
Tom Frangis, 201.787.8240, tfrangis@rodmanmedia.com
Join Happi & Nutraceuticals World on Friday, Nov. 3, 2023 for a one-day conference on Wellness.
Experts from the fields of nutrition, dermatology, and skincare will discuss a range of topics including the skin microbiome, the gut-skin-brain axis, hydration for skin and active living, product formulation, efficacy testing, and regulations.
“Wellness is an inside job…and outside job, too! That’s why Happi is teaming up with our sister publication, Nutraceuticals World, to produce a conference focused on inner and outer health. Our lineup of speakers features experts in the field of personal care and nutrition,” said Tom Branna, VP/Editorial Director, Happi/Rodman Media.
Among other mega trends in health and wellness, the event will discuss the microbiome in several contexts.
“Our microbiota is an integral part of us that we can no longer ignore,” said Lambros Kromidas, MS, PhD, Global Legal—Regulatory Affairs Liaison, Shiseido Americas. “I will show a simple way one’s topical products can influence the skin microbiota.”
“Atopic dermatitis and acne are being totally redefined in light of the microbiome,” noted Marie Drago, founder, Galinée. “So, like a lot of other inflammatory issues, it makes sense to work with the rest of the skin microbiome to control the inflammatory strains rather than to wipe out the whole face microbiome and hope for the best. In the future we will shift from antibacterial treatment to probacterial ones for a lot of skin problems.”
In the world of dietary supplements, science, quality, and sustainable market growth are top of mind as brands respond to modern health challenges.
“As oral and topical drugs have been used to treat and manage disease, dietary supplements and personal care products are in unique positions to support health and wellness,” said Sean Moloughney, Editor of Nutraceuticals World. “With people everywhere more focused on self-care and motivated to take greater control of their health, natural solutions to common issues like stress, sleep, and active living are on the rise. As the ‘food as medicine’ movement continues to gain followers, communities are coming to appreciate the connection between what we consume, how we feel physically and mentally, and how we look. Our debut Wellness Conference will tackle important overlapping topics in the nutraceutical and personal care industry, including new research, challenges to product integrity, ingredient stewardship, and much more.”
Interested in Becoming a Sponsor for this event?
Contact your sales representative to learn more.Nick Wegman, 201.452.7603, nwegman@rodmanmedia.com
Andrew Downey, 973.487.0567, adowney@rodmanmedia.com
Art Largar, 845.258.0256, alargar@rodmanmedia.com
Tom Frangis, 201.787.8240, tfrangis@rodmanmedia.com
