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Month: April 2008

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Hair StudioMario al Cosmoprof 2008

“Hair Studiomario”
protagonista con il suo “Hair Salon Show”
Cosmoprof Bologna, Lunedì 14 aprile 2008.

Una formula del tutto innovativa studiata con “L’Oréal Professionnel” dove il parruchiere che ha assistito all’evento è stato “accompagnato per mano” in questo tour all’interno di questo meraviglioso “palco-salone” in un’ atmosfera davvero magica ideata dall’architetto Guido Matta e arredata da Maletti. Tagli innovativi, insoliti metodi di colorazione e styling d’effetto supportati chiaramente dai prodotti e da nuove tenologie sviluppate da “L’Oréal Professionnel” hanno entusiasmato gli occhi dei numerosissimi colleghi presenti in platea, soprattutto per la facilità di far proprie nell immediato queste metodologie di lavoro.

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Bayer MaterialScience

“Bayer MaterialScience” presents:
“High-Grade” solvent-free polyurethanes,
for the cosmetics industry

Polymers with film-forming and conditioning properties are found in almost all cosmetic products. They are what gives hairsprays their hold, and creams and body lotions a pleasant skin feel. They also ensure that lipstick, mascara and eyeliner don’t rub off.
Bayer MaterialScience has now developed Baycusan®, a line of polyurethanes specifically designed for the cosmetics industry that offer a number of advantages over conventional polymers. They contain no solvents, making them environmentally friendly. They can be used to formulate skin and hair care products that emit little or no volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Baycusan® thus gives cosmetics producers great latitude in the formulation of their products. Film properties can be adjusted: from flexible to hard; from waterproof to water vapor permeable. Baycusan® also contains no preservatives.
“As a pioneer of polyurethane chemistry, Bayer MaterialScience has a wealth of experience and know-how. We are now dedicating both of these to collaboration with the cosmetics industry,” says Dr. Steffen Hofacker, Head of Innovation and Business Creation Cosmetics. He adds: “We know that the manufacturers of hair and skin care products have stringent requirements for the purity and quality of raw materials – Baycusan® fulfills these requirements.”

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Henkel cuts 3000 jobs…

Henkel cuts 3000 jobs despite record profit,
cosmetics grow by 5.8%

The cosmetics, detergent and adhesive manufacturer plans to make widespread job cuts – despite record profits. By 2011 some 3000 of the 53.000 jobs worldwide are to be axed, the company reported. The savings programme is Henkel’s reaction to growing pressure from competitors and the rising cost of raw materials.
“We (..) guarantee the firm’s sustainability from a position of strength”, said outgoing company CEO Ulrich Lehner. The Company reports that it was earmarking around € 500 million for investment in this year’s worldwide programme. From 2011 the measures are then set to make an annual saving of about € 150 million. The job cuts are to be made in a “socially compatible” way, promised Lehner. Henkel’s savings programme was introduced as early as 2004, resulting in some 2500 job losses. The rising cost of raw materials had been worrying the manufacturers of Schwarzkopf, Fa, Dial, Pritt, Pattex and Persil for months. On top of this, rivals like Procter & Gamble or L’Oreal operate more profitably than the Düsseldorf group. Henkel is therefore trying to boost the operating margins to 12%

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L’Oréal, sales and body shops increased

L’Oréal 2007 annual sales up 8%; The Body Shops reports a plus of 5.7%

The sales of the L’Oréal group, at December 31st 2007, amounted to € 17.063 billion, an increase of + 8.1% (based on reported figures). Like-for-like (i.e. based on a comparable structure and identical exchange rates), the increase in the group’s sales was + 8.0 %. The impact of changes in consolidation, as a result of the acquisitions of The Body Shop, Sanoflore, Beauty Alliance, PureOlogy and Maly’s West, amounted to + 3.6%. The currency fluctuations had a negative impact of -3.5% for the full year 2007. Growth excluding the exchange rate impact was + 11.6%.
Commenting on these figures, Mr. Jean-Paul Agon, Chief Executive Officer of L’Oréal, said: “We achieved a quite exceptional 4th quarter, bolstered by a large number of initiatives, enabling us to end 2007 at +8%, right at the top of our target range. All the Divisions proved highly successful and made strong contributions to this result. All the zones played a part in this achievement. Western Europe confirmed its return to growth; performance in North America was satisfactory over the year as a whole; and our growth in the Rest of the World accelerated, with very strong increases in Eastern Europe, Asia and Latin America. This solid organic growth, together with several strategic acquisitions, means that the group has once again advanced significantly faster than the worldwide cosmetics market. Overall, and despite the negative impact of exchange rates which was more pronounced in the 4th quarter, we are confirming our target of double-digit net earnings per share growth.”
The Professional Products Division (L’Oréal Professionnel ,Redken, Shu Uemura, Kérastase, etc.) recorded strong like-for-like growth of +7.5%. The Consumer Products Division (L’Oréal Paris, Garnier, Maybelline New York, etc.) posted like-for-like growth of +7.9% in 2007, a very significant acceleration compared with previous years. The Luxury Products Division (Lancôme, Helena Rubinstein, Armani, Diesel, Shu Uemura, etc.) ended the year with +8.4% like-for-like growth, with a fourth quarter at +12.1%, driven by successful product initiatives. The growth of Active Cosmetics (Vichy, La Roche-Posay, Sanoflore, etc.) continued at the high rate of +10.8% like-for-like, with a strong 4th quarter at +14.2%. Growth in Western Europe amounted to + 4.1% like-for-like, as the market trend appears to have held up well. Sales trends rose very significantly in the United Kingdom and Spain. In France and Germany trends improved in the second half of the year.
With market growth slower than in 2006, the group’s sales growth in North America amounted to +4.8%, with a strong 4th quarter (+7.2%). The strong dynamism of markets continued in all the regions. With a growth rate of +17.9% in the Rest of the World zone over the whole year, the group has greatly increased its penetration.
The Body Shop:
Like-for-like sales growth at The Body Shop amounted to +5.7%. Retail sales(1) increased by +7.9%. With a comparable store base (2), the increase in sales amounted to +3.3%. According to the company announcement sales at the end of the year, traditionally the strongest period, were marked by a belated but good level of store frequentation, and the success of gift box sales. 4th quarter sales were held back by the difficulties of a large industrial subcontractor, causing disruptions in the availability of certain products. Over the full year, trends in retail sales with a comparable store base were favourable in Western Europe. Growth was rapid in the Rest of the Word, and in Russia, India, Hong Kong and Japan. There were contrasting performance trends in the United States.
161 stores were opened during 2007, taking the total to 2,426. The brand is now established in 59 countries.
(1) Retail sales: total sales to consumers through all channels.
(2) Retail sales with a comparable store base: total sales to consumers by stores which operated continuously from January 1st to December 31st 2006 and over the same period in 2007.

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ELITE MODEL LOOK ’08

ELITE MODEL LOOK Italia 2008
Spazio Fendi – Milano
10 aprile 2008

Ecco la vincitrice della finale italiana: Daniela Filesi
che volerà a Praga il 21 aprile per la finale mondiale.
Fra gli ospiti presenti alla serata Lory del Santo, i top model Marcelo Boldrini e Katia Kokoreva, oltre a noti protagonisti del fashion system.
L’evento si è svolto giovedì 10 aprile nell’esclusivo Spazio Fendi di Milano il Final Event Italia della 24° Edizione dell’evento internazionale per modelle Elite Model Look.
Vincitrice della selezione finale: Daniela Filesi, che ha avuto la meglio sulle altre 11 concorrenti, tutte determinate nel contendersi l’ambito titolo, già trampolino di lancio di Cindy Crowford, Ines Sastre, Gisele Bündchen, Stephanie Seymour, Linda Evangelista e delle italiane Elena Santarelli e Elenoire Casalegno.
Le 12 bellissime si sono esibite in passerella in tre diversi momenti coreografici culminati nella passerella finale che le ha viste sfilare con i bellissimi abiti della nuova collezione primavera/estate firmata Fendi, coronando così il sogno di indossare i capi di una delle più prestigiose maison della moda italiana.
Madrina e special guest della serata Elite Model Look Italia, organizzata da Claudio Giorgi e Mario Gori per Glamour Model Management in collaborazione con Elite Milano, la top model Vanessa Hessler che, avvolta in uno seducente abito peplo nero, sempre firmato Fendi, ha sostenuto le finaliste e intrattenuto con entusiasmo e grande professionalità il selezionato parterre di oltre 400 ospiti, fra cui Lory del Santo e i top model Marcelo Boldrini e Katia Kokoreva.
Daniela Filesi, la più giovane fra le 12 finaliste, ha 14 anni e vive a Roma dove frequenta l’ultimo anno della scuola media. Caschetto castano, occhi scuri, viso acqua e sapone, Daniela è alta 1,78 m e le sue misure sono 79-57-87. Nel tempo libero Daniela pratica pattinaggio artistico e gioca a basket. La giovane vincitrice si appresta a partecipare alla finale mondiale di ELITE Model Look che si terrà a Praga il prossimo 21 aprile e alla quale saranno presenti 40 nazioni.
Insieme a lei, partirà anche Chiara Cavassini, la seconda classificata di ELITE Model Look Italia. Chiara, nata a Frascati, ha vent’anni ed è un’appassionata di karatè. Castana con occhi scuri, Chiara è alta 1,76 m, e misura 83-58-87 cm.

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UNIPRO – Accademia 33, n°3

Pubblichiamo di seguito il numero 3 di “Accademia 33”, l’House Organ dell’Associazione Italiana delle imprese Cosmetiche UNIPRO.
In questo numero si parla di Euromed, Fiera di Kiev, nanotecnologie, class action, attività interne, partecipazioni e molto altro ancora…

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CHEIENNE Academy

Una proposta moda by Gianni Mele

“Cheienne Academy”

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Curso AGV

Despliegue De Vivido Color

AGV, de la mano de sus máximos responsables, César Pascual, Adolfo García y Antonio Gómez, ha reunido en su Estudio Técnico de la capital del Turia, el pasado 8 de Abril, a 25 profesionales de Valencia y Castellón, para el curso Italian Touch de color y moda de vanguardia.
El técnico de KEMON, Santiago Olcese, ha sido el encargado de transmitir su particular visión de la moda a los peluqueros presentes. Durante la mañana, las creaciones se plasmaron en cuatro modelos. Para, posteriormente, dedicar la tarde a poner en práctica y aprehender los conocimientos que los profesionales aplicarán en sus salones respectivos.
Moda italiana, en permanente creación y perfecta simbiosis, que llega de la mano de CRAMER COLOR, la coloración de KEMON, avalada por una experiencia de más de cuatro décadas. Una tintura, fabricada a base de aceites vegetales y con un bajísimo porcentaje de amoníaco, que ofrece 78 tonos que se sumergen, de pleno, en la luz mediterránea de Valencia. El resultado, con una óptima fijación en el tiempo, ofrece unos colores cargados de vida y sensualidad, exitosos, deseados.

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Crescita a due cifre per le vendite online

Nel 2008 le vendite online cresceranno ancora a due cifre su entrambe le sponde dell’Atlantico. Negli USA il 94% delle persone che usano internet fanno un acquisto all’anno. In Italia l’e-commerce ha fatto +42% rispetto al 2006.

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Aumentano le TV tematiche e sul web

Perdono quota le TV generaliste e i periodici, in crescita internet e TV tematiche. Sono alcuni segni di discontinuità segnalati dalle analisi di Gfk Eurisko. Cambiamenti nella dieta mediatica degli italiani che verrano discussi nel Marketing Forum 2008 (28 e 29 maggio a Milano). Tra il 2001 e il 2007 la fruizione della TV tradizionale gratuita è passata in Italia dal 75.5% al 71.1%; le radio sono scese dal 38.7% al 31% ; i quotidiani dal 24.6% al 21.5%; i settimanali sono crollati dal 48.4% al 34.8% e i mensili dal 33 al 25.2%. In ascesa, invece TV tematiche, (dal 18.2% al 31.3%) e internet (dal 15.7% al 27.1%).  

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