Free Places on TRI Skin Course Available to TRI Member Companies

One of the benefits of becoming a TRI Member Company is you get free places on TRI’s educational courses.  Supporting, Sustaining, and Founding Members get 2, 4 and 10 free places, respectively, on every course we offer.  Registrations are open now for the TRI Principles of Skin Measurement Science and Claims course that will take place this year on 11th and 12th September.  This year the course will run as a hybrid event.  Attendees can join in person at TRI, or online.   Book now if you wish to attend in person, as places are limited. For more information about the course click here.

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TRI Member Companies 2024

To use your free places, go to the registration site and click on the ‘Pricing’ page.  Here you will find all the discount codes for our member companies, and the numbers of free tickets available to each company.  Once you have noted your company discount code, just start your registration by clicking on ‘Register Now’.  You will be asked for your discount code at the last, payment stage of the registration process.  With this code entered your fee to pay will drop to $0.  If your discount code is rejected, contact us, as all the places might be filled for your company.  We can check whether this is case and offer you a 10% members’ discount on paid registrations. 

We ask, with respect, that you only select the in-person event if you are 100% sure you will attend, as places are very limited, and these tickets are in high demand.   Not only this, but if you don’t come, then food, drink and entertainments will be wasted on an empty place.

Contact us today for more information about TRI’s educational courses.

11th International Conference on Applied Hair Science: Full Scientific Program Released This Week

We are very excited this week to be able to launch the full scientific program for the 2024 Hair Conference.  To see all the details go to the conference registration site, https://cvent.me/qLVbgN.  Select the ‘Agenda’ from the top menu bar and click on the various session titles to see all the details.  More details on the speakers can be found by clicking on their names.  Thanks very much, yet again, to the Scientific Committee and the speakers for creating another exciting and inspiring program!

The 11th International Conference on Applied Hair Science will take place on June 12th and June 13th, 2024. This year the conference will be a hybrid event, and you can join either live in Red Bank, NJ, or online. Places for the live event are limited to 120, so make sure you book soon to secure your places. Register now at https://cvent.me/qLVbgN . Group discounts, academic discounts and sponsorship packages are available. Please contact us https://www.triprinceton.org/contact-us for more information.

Selling Hair Care Products with Science

The award-winning journalist, Emily Dougherty, will present her thoughts on the scientific marketing of hair care products in a presentation entitled ‘Science Sells: How the evolution of hair care journalism led to 2024's ingredient-obsessed consumer and cosmetic-chemist celebrities, at the forthcoming 11th International Conference on Applied Hair Science. The conference will take place in Red Bank, New Jersey on June 12th and June 13th . This year the conference will be a hybrid event with live streaming for virtual attendees. To register for the conference, click here.

Journalist Emily Dougherty has covered the science behind beauty products for over 25 years for publications including The New York Times, ELLE, Harper's Bazaar and WWD's Beauty Inc. Her award-winning articles, published in over 40 countries, have been read by tens of millions of readers around the world. She graduated from Yale University and lives in NYC with her husband, her son, and a very small dog named Ed.

The abstract to Emily’s talk reads as follows:

The global haircare consumer has never been so obsessed with the science that goes into their favorite products. This presentation explores the evolution of science-based hair content within media, from traditional cosmetic reporting to consumer-facing interpretations of technical findings. We will look at who, what and where of current consumer media consumption across traditional media and social networks: who they trust, what kind of information they are looking for, and where they are going for this information — highlighting the role of clinicals and claims as well as the rise of the 'celebrity cosmetic chemist'. We will address the growing concerns about 'science-washing'; and the ethical considerations and challenges surrounding the integration of science into beauty journalism, including issues of transparency and misinformation.

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For more information about registering for the conference, click here. All the

presentations from the 9th International Conference in 2021 and 10th International

Conference in 2022 can be viewed on the TRI Library.