Episode 12: Allison Kontur Interview
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In this episode of the podcast we speak with cosmetic chemist and business owner Allison Kontur about how she got into the industry and the challenges involved with running your own cosmetic company. The show also features cosmetic science news, discussion of trying prototypes, and another innovation question.
Cosmetic Science News
Consumers believe natural ingredients are healthier
Cosmetic Science topic - Trying your own formulas
Cosmetic product development, it’s important to try your own prototypes. Here are 5 reasons why.
1 — Learn the most important characteristics
2 — Build your powers of observation
3 — Figure out formula problems
4 — Learn the effects of raw materials
5 — Inspire new product ideas
Interview - Allison Kontur
Allison Kontur is the founder of 100% Organic: Simple Nutrion, a Non-Profit Consultancy for the advancement of Organic Health & Wellness with a specialty in Organic Vegetarian Diet. She is also the president of Smell No Evil a company that creates bulk skincare supplies including product bases, raw materials and more focused on the organic and eco-friendly skincare market.
You can find out more about Allison at her websites.
bathbodysupply.blogspot.com
bathbodysupply.com
smellnoevil.net
The Innovative Cosmetic Chemist
Suppose water became scarce and you were restricted to using a maximum of 10% in any formula. How would that change the cosmetic formulas you are creating?
Announcements
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