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The California Chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists (SCC) will hold the next edition of its Suppliers’ Day on 6 and 7 October 2027 at the Long Beach Convention Center.

Ahead of in-cosmetics Asia, taking place in Bangkok from 3 to 5 November, the event is highlighting a broader market shift: from corrective skincare towards a more preventative, forward-looking approach to skin health.

Ahead of its 29th edition, Asia-Pacific’s leading B2B beauty event is launching “WANTED”, an international campaign spotlighting the profiles reshaping the industry, from innovators to fragrance enthusiasts.

The Korean brand has become the first K-Beauty company to join forces with the British Beauty Council through its programme for businesses supporting the organisation’s work.

The trade show will take place from 6 to 8 October 2026 at Dubai World Trade Centre, featuring cosmetics, skincare, haircare, nails, personal care, beauty tech and luxury packaging.

From 3–5 November 2026, in-cosmetics Asia will bring together more than 770 exhibitors in Bangkok, representing a 10% increase over the previous edition.

Organised by Natrue, the inaugural Natural Cosmetics Industry Forum brought together nearly 70 experts from the scientific community, industry, brands and regulatory authorities in Berlin on 20 May.

In a first for the Cosmetic Valley competition, the 11th edition put women in science in the spotlight by awarding prizes to three female candidates.

The event, organised on 17 March by the French cosmetics ingredients trade association, examined the profound changes taking place in the sector.

On 9 April, at its general assembly, the trade association representing cosmetics manufacturers in France presented its 2025 report, which highlighted the sector’s resilience in the face of US tariffs.

In partnership with Afnor Certification, France Chimie is rolling out the "Chemistry CSR Label" for its members.

Whilst the global chemicals market is expected to grow by 3.8% by 2025, driven almost exclusively by China (46% of the world market share), Europe is sliding into recession.

In response to the rise in misleading information surrounding the European Omnibus VI proposal, the Cosmed association is calling for a clarification of the debate and for the facts to be re-established.

With the support of the French Office for Biodiversity (OFB), the General Commission for Sustainable Development (CGDD) and the Directorate General for Enterprise (DGE), Cosmed is launching a series of seven regional meetings dedicated to environmental challenges facing the cosmetics industry.

Driven by the rise of corrective skincare treatments, the U.S. medspa market is facing a growing shortage of qualified professionals.

The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) is reorganising to take on its expanded mandate.

On 20 May in Berlin, the international association NATRUE, committed to promoting and protecting natural and organic cosmetics, will host the first edition of the Natural Cosmetics Industry Forum.

The Antwerp Declaration Community – which brings together more than 1,300 organisations – is calling on European leaders to urgently restore the continent's industrial competitiveness.

To help the 4,000 French sites anticipate climate hazards (droughts, floods), the professional organisation for chemical companies in France has launched the online platform ChemAdapt.

According to consultancy firm Bersingéco and a study conducted for Cosmetic Valley, French cosmetics exports reached a turning point in 2025 (€22.4 bn, compared with €22.5 bn in 2024).