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Next Meeting: March 8th Vince's Italian Restaurant Menu & Directions on PO 3

Please RSVP 10 Amy Fu by March 3rd afv@alberto,cooo or (708) 450-3679

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The Midwest Chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists

Melissa's Message, . , . " 2

Meeting Venue ..• . . .. . 3

Chapter News ,.. 4, 5 & 8

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MWSCC CHAPTER EDUCATIONAL DINNER MEETING Mlnteraction of Compounds with the Skin-Pathways for Penetration and Industry Guidelines for Skin Absorption Studies" Nava Dayan, Ph.D., Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy at Rutgers University

Abstract The way a compound interacts with our skin depends on three main factors: the nature of the compound, the condition of the skin and the vehicle (formulation) the compound is incorporated into, In general, since healthy intact skin is lipophilic in nature, compounds with relatively low MW that are lipophilic may partition into the skin. We also know that if penetrates, a compound will most likely partition between the corneocytes via the intercellular lipids. Follicular penetration is more complicated and depends on the solubility of the compound in the sebum, the site of application on the body and the activity of the sebaceous gland.

In order to assess potential penetration into and through the skin, the industry developed guidelines for ex vivo testing using cadaver and other skin models. In my talk I will describe the possible paths for penetration into the skin, key aspects of the testing guidelines and approaches to enhance penetration with minImal insult.

Bio Dr. Dayan earned her Ph.D. in Pharmaceutics from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem specializing in skin delivery. She is currently an Associate Adjunct Professor in the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy at Rutgers University, and the R&D Director at Lipo Chemicals Inc, During her 24 years of experience she has specialized In a variety of areas related to skin treatment. Dr. Dayan has received numerous awards of excellence for various papers she has authored. She is the author and co-author more then 100 publications including book chapters and was granted 8 patents. Dr. Dayan teaches at Rutgers University and is the Director of a variety of courses at the Center for Professional Advancement.

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February put a chill in the air and kept the beer cold at the Millrose Restaurant & Brewing Company where we gathered to listen to Dr. Philip Wertz lecture on "Paracellular and Follicular Pathways in Transdermal Drug Delivery" during our educational dinner meeting. The 50 members who attended gave a round of applause to Anatoly Dameshek, our out-going Treasurer, as he received a plaque to commemorate his 3 years of service to our Chapter.

Our Educational Dinner Meetings continue on March 8th at 4:30 p.m. at Vince's Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria in Harwood Heights when Nava Dayan will discuss "Interaction of Compounds with the Skin- Pathways for Penetration and Industry Guidelines for Skin Absorption Studies", Don't forget the early start t ime. Student members and unemployed members may attend our educational dinner meetings free of charge.

The Twin Cities Chapter will be hosting the 5th Biennial Holistic Cosmetic Symposium and Suppliers Showcase on Tuesday, March 15, 2011. This event is a wonderful opportunity to support both TCCSCC and MWSCC as we would welcome articles from attendees for the SCCoop newsletter. Please don't hesitate to take the opportunity to share what you learned at this event with all our members. Don't forget that authors of selected articles that are published in SCCoop will receive a $50 reimbursement and be eligible to win a prestig ious award for the best article published during the calendar year. Sharpen your pencils, take notes and tell us what you learned.

I would like to encourage everyone to attend the educational dinner meetings and additional events. Please mark your calendars with the "Save the Dates" for 2011 that are listed on page 1. If you would like a reminder magnet with the dates on it, please pick one up at the reg istration table at our March meeting. Our Board members are working on the details for various events. Please do not hesitate to contact them if you would like to volunteer for one of the committees.

I wou ld like to take this opportunity to welcome our new Board members: Peggy Dorrance Bennett (Program), Katie Schaefer (Publicity) and Brad Pentzien (Membership). Also, I would like to welcome our 8 new Chapter members. Please take a moment to introduce yourself to them at one of our events and invite them to sit at your table.

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What are the Benefits of Membership in the Society of Cosmetic Chemists?

Programs & Privileges

Journal - Membership includes subscription to the Journal of Cosmetic Science, the Official Journal of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists. The Journal contains technical papers on topics of interest to cosmetic scientists and is distributed six times per year.

Meetings & Seminars -The Society holds its Annual Scientific Meeting each December and its Annual Scientific Seminar each May. The Meetings and Seminars provide a forum for an exchange of current findings and technology on topics of global interest in cosmetic science.

Continuing Education Programs - Our CEP Prog rams are short courses taught by practicing cosmetic scientists and perfumers, all acknowledged experts in their disciplines.

Chapters - Each member is assigned to one of eighteen Chapters throughout the United States and Canada, according to his or her geographic location. Chapters hold local scientific meetings throughout the year, and many publish their own newsletters.

National SCC also has a group insurance plan .

There are 8 choices:

1. Group Term Life Insurance Plan 2. Group 10-Year Level Term Life Insurance Plan 3. Group Short-Term Recovery Insurance Plan 4. Group Catastrophe Major-Medical Insurance Plan 5. Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans 6. Disability Income Insurance Plan 7. Group High-Limit Accident Insurance Plan 8. Members Health Insurance Benefit

We will have brochures at our future meetings. You can also call 1-800-424-9883 to speak with an Insurance representative.

sCCoop Man:h 2011 • Vol XLIII· NO. 3

IFSCC Maison G de Navarre Competition

The IFSCC has opened the competition for the Maison G. de Navarre You ng Scientist Prize. The prize is an invite to attend the 2011 IFSCC Conference in Bangkok, Thai land in November 20 11 with the cost of travel, accommodation and registration fees up to, but not exceeding , 6000 Swiss Francs, being paid by the IFSCC.

Any member of a society of the IFSCC, normally under the age of 35 , may apply. Al l applicants should submit an essay of no less than 500 words on one of the fo llowing topics:

• What is the social role of Cosmetics?

• Cosmeti cs , env ironmental protection and sustainable development. • Why I would like to work in Cosmetics (research, industry, education, etc.).

• Wh at I would change in the teach ing of cosmetics.

Applicants must be members of good standing in their Society , which in turn must be current in its Federation subscription. In addition, appl icants must submit proof that they are actively employed in a technica l capacity in the cosmetics industry or re lated academia and that they meet re levant requirements , according to IFSCC.

Applicants are to submit electronic copies of the essay (in Eng lish ) with the information requested on the entry form (ava ilable from the local Society) to the IFSCC Secretariat (ifscc.scs@btconnect. com) by June 1.

For more informat ion see http://www.ifscc.org/awards.htm#navarre

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!!!

Joan Kappes, Alliance Packaging Group

Kathy Lichtenwald, The Dow Chemical Company

Danielle Meyers, Alberto-Culver Company

Mary Milinko Amanda Sopa, Kimberly-Clark Corporation

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Kelly Wolff, Kimberly-Clark Corporation

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Getting to Know Our New MW see Treasurer Michael Frushour SCCoop was able to catch our new Chapter Treasurer Michael Frushour and ask him for an interview. He was more than happy to oblige. Be sure to congratulate him!

How long have you been involved with the SeC? I've been an active member of the sec since 1995, when I moved to Chicago from New Jersey.

What companies have you previously worked for? Nalco Chemical, Unilever Research in Edgewater, NJ and Stepan Company.

Who is your current employer? I'm a Senior Scientist at Alberto-Culver

What is your Academic record? I have a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry from Purdue University. Go Boilers!!

Why do you think sec membership is important? The sec gives people in our area a tremendous opportunity to connect with their colleagues. Not only are the educational aspects important. but so are the opportunities for friendship and socialization. I also think it's a great way to bring new people into our industry and help tnem explore the exciting field of cosmetic chemistry. Since taking over as Treasurer, I've really been impressed by the many dedicated people we have who put in so much effort to make our chapter such a success.

Additional professional memberships: I'm a member of Alpha Chi Sigma (Beta Nu Chapter) and a former member of the American Chemical Society (ACS).

What is your favorite see moment (function, event, talk or other)? I really do enjoy every chapter meeting. It's always great to connect with friends and learn something new. Teamworks, Social Night and the Annual Meetings are fun too!

Where have you lived? I grew up in Indiana and have spent time in Texas and New Jersey, before moving to Chicagoiand.

Tell us about your hobbies or leisure activities: I like tinkering with mechanical things and do as much automotive work as I can, so I spend plenty of time at Sears, Lowes or Autolone! Other than that, J enjoy skiing, football (Bears right?) and spending time with my family. Recently, I've taken an interest in mid-20th century literature and the occasional Stephen King novel.

What is your favorite restaurant? Wildfire, Texas Roadhouse and Chili's {not necessarily in that orde~.

What is your favorite board game? I used to like playing Trivial Pursuit, but these days, it's Dr. Seuss matching games with my awesome 41h year-old son!

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Congratulations and a BIG Thank You to Anatoly Dameshek Our Treasurer for the Past Three Years

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TCCSCC Fifth Biennial Holistic Cosmetic Symposium and Suppliers Showcase

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11 :45am "Ayurvedic Plants for Healthy Skin" Cindy Angerhofer. PhD. Executive Director Botanical Research at Aveda Corporation

12:15pm "U.S. Trends in the Natural Personal Care Market" Gillian Morris, Director at Kline Market Research

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Addffional Opportunmes Mar 15 Fifth Biennial Holistic Cosmetic Symposium & Supplier Showcase, Earle Brown Center, Brooklyn Center, MN for more info www.tccscc.org May 3-6 Consumer Specialty Products Association (CSPA) Midyear Meeting, Marriott Downtown Hotel, Chicago, Il for more info www.cspa.org May 10-11 NYSCC Suppliers Day, Edison, NJ for more info www.nyscc.org June 2-3 SCC Annual Scientific Seminar Bellagio, Las Vegas, NV www.scconline.org Sept 15- 17 Florida Chapler Society of Cosmetic Chemists 2011 Sunscreen Symposium Disney's Yacht and Beach Club, lake Buena Vista, FL for more info www.flscc.org

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