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In this show, Jen Novakovich, Canadian cosmetic chemist from The Eco Well, interviews international cosmetic scientists and industry leaders to bring you a fresh new conversation a week about all things beauty!
In this show, Jen Novakovich, Canadian cosmetic chemist from The Eco Well, interviews international cosmetic scientists and industry leaders to bring you a fresh new conversation a week about all things beauty!
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Michelle Niedziela, PhD, is a behavioral neuroscientist and consumer researcher. Her work focuses on understanding how misinformation influences consumer and brand behavior, particularly within the beauty industry. She explores the psychological and neuroscientific aspects of misinformation, its snowballing effects, and its impact on innovation and business outcomes.
Michelle Niedziela, PhD, is a behavioral neuroscientist and consumer researcher. Her work focuses on understanding how misinformation influences consumer and brand behavior, particularly within the beauty industry. She explores the psychological and neuroscientific aspects of misinformation, its snowballing effects, and its impact on innovation and business outcomes.
Dennis Abbeduto is a professional in the chemical industry, specifically associated with Colonial Chemical, where he contributes to the development and application of surfactants in various products. His expertise lies in the formulation and innovation of chemical solutions that enhance product performance in the beauty and personal care sectors.
Dennis Abbeduto is a professional in the chemical industry, specifically associated with Colonial Chemical, where he contributes to the development and application of surfactants in various products. His expertise lies in the formulation and innovation of chemical solutions that enhance product performance in the beauty and personal care sectors.
Claire Mcgahan is a prominent figure in the chemical industry, representing Stepan Company and Women in Chemicals. She is known for her advocacy for women in the chemical sector and her work in surfactant technology, focusing on sustainable and effective solutions for the cosmetics industry.
Claire Mcgahan is a prominent figure in the chemical industry, representing Stepan Company and Women in Chemicals. She is known for her advocacy for women in the chemical sector and her work in surfactant technology, focusing on sustainable and effective solutions for the cosmetics industry.
Neil Burns is a key organizer of the ICIS World Surfactants Conference, where industry leaders gather to discuss advancements and challenges in surfactant technology. His role involves facilitating discussions that address the current trends and issues facing the surfactants market, particularly in relation to cosmetics and personal care.
Neil Burns is a key organizer of the ICIS World Surfactants Conference, where industry leaders gather to discuss advancements and challenges in surfactant technology. His role involves facilitating discussions that address the current trends and issues facing the surfactants market, particularly in relation to cosmetics and personal care.
Christophe Laudamiel is a renowned perfumer known for his innovative and artistic approach to fragrance creation. With a career spanning over two decades, he has worked with various prestigious fragrance houses and has been involved in numerous high-profile projects. His expertise includes not only the art of perfumery but also the ethical and cultural implications of fragrance in society.
Christophe Laudamiel is a renowned perfumer known for his innovative and artistic approach to fragrance creation. With a career spanning over two decades, he has worked with various prestigious fragrance houses and has been involved in numerous high-profile projects. His expertise includes not only the art of perfumery but also the ethical and cultural implications of fragrance in society.
Pia Long is an accomplished perfumer and fragrance expert with a strong background in the perfume industry. She has contributed to various fragrance projects and is known for her insights into the ethical aspects of perfumery. Pia is also an advocate for education in the fragrance sector, emphasizing the importance of understanding the complexities of scent creation and its cultural significance.
Pia Long is an accomplished perfumer and fragrance expert with a strong background in the perfume industry. She has contributed to various fragrance projects and is known for her insights into the ethical aspects of perfumery. Pia is also an advocate for education in the fragrance sector, emphasizing the importance of understanding the complexities of scent creation and its cultural significance.
Beauty has a misinformation problem. In my latest podcast, we take a look at the issue from a behavioural science POV with behavioural neuroscientist and consumer researcher, Michelle Niedziela, PhD. How is misinformation influencing consumer AND brand behaviour, why has misinfomation snowballing been such an issue, how is misinformation impacting beauty innovation and business bottom lines, and more.
Interested in supporting the podcast? Please share, subscribe and write a review! If it's accessible, we also have a Patreon which you can find atpatreon.com/theecowell
Beauty has a misinformation problem. In my latest podcast, we take a look at the issue from a behavioural science POV with behavioural neuroscientist and consumer researcher, Michelle Niedziela, PhD. How is misinformation influencing consumer AND brand behaviour, why has misinfomation snowballing been such an issue, how is misinformation impacting beauty innovation and business bottom lines, and more.
Interested in supporting the podcast? Please share, subscribe and write a review! If it's accessible, we also have a Patreon which you can find atpatreon.com/theecowell
0:001:06:14
Truth in Beauty - Surfactants Edition! World Surfactants Conference Panel Replay
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Jen Novakovich
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Dennis AbbedutoClaire McgahanNeil Burns
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
surfactantscosmeticsmisinformationbeauty industryICIS World Surfactants Conference
Last week I moderated the Truth in Beauty Panel, Surfactants Edition, at the 15th ICIS World Surfactants Conference, brought to you by the Independent Beauty Association. This episode features that conversation! How has misinformation impacted the surfactants sector? Disclaimer - surfactants are chemicals that are fundamental for much of what we have become accustomed to societally, from transportation to infrastructure and more. In cosmetics, they enable many of the different product formats, such as lotions and cleansing products. The panel included Dennis Abbeduto from Colonial Chemical, Claire Mcgahan from Stepan Company and Women in Chemicals, and Neil Burns, who put on the conference with ICIS. Big thank you to Colonial Chemical for sponsoring IBA to help make this conversation happen!
Disclaimer, we had some recording challenges at the conference so this was a re-record - for those in attendance, worth a second listen since we covered a bit more!
Interested in supporting the podcast? Please share, subscribe and write a review! If it's accessible, we also have a Patreon which you can find at patreon.com/theecowell
Last week I moderated the Truth in Beauty Panel, Surfactants Edition, at the 15th ICIS World Surfactants Conference, brought to you by the Independent Beauty Association. This episode features that conversation! How has misinformation impacted the surfactants sector? Disclaimer - surfactants are chemicals that are fundamental for much of what we have become accustomed to societally, from transportation to infrastructure and more. In cosmetics, they enable many of the different product formats, such as lotions and cleansing products. The panel included Dennis Abbeduto from Colonial Chemical, Claire Mcgahan from Stepan Company and Women in Chemicals, and Neil Burns, who put on the conference with ICIS. Big thank you to Colonial Chemical for sponsoring IBA to help make this conversation happen!
Disclaimer, we had some recording challenges at the conference so this was a re-record - for those in attendance, worth a second listen since we covered a bit more!
Interested in supporting the podcast? Please share, subscribe and write a review! If it's accessible, we also have a Patreon which you can find at patreon.com/theecowell
0:001:10:05
Copy Cats, Counterfeit and Culture; the Ethics of Perfume. Roundtable with Christophe Laudamiel & Pia Long
This conversation featured perfumers Christophe Laudamiel & Pia Long. We talked about some of the structural challenges that the fragrance sector currently faces; from intellectual protection, perfumery education, issues of plagiarism, duping culture and more.
Interested in supporting the podcast? Please share, subscribe and write a review! If it's accessible, we also have a Patreon which you can find atpatreon.com/theecowell
This conversation featured perfumers Christophe Laudamiel & Pia Long. We talked about some of the structural challenges that the fragrance sector currently faces; from intellectual protection, perfumery education, issues of plagiarism, duping culture and more.
Interested in supporting the podcast? Please share, subscribe and write a review! If it's accessible, we also have a Patreon which you can find atpatreon.com/theecowell
This episode features a deep dive into the topic of greenwashing, featuring greenwashing researcher, Dr Wren Montgomery PhD. We get into the different forms of greenwashing, greenwashing specific to cosmetics, its impacts, how brands can avoid making greenwashed claims, how consumers can navigate green claims, and more.
Interested in supporting the podcast? Please share, subscribe and write a review! If it's accessible, we also have a Patreon which you can find atpatreon.com/theecowell
This episode features a deep dive into the topic of greenwashing, featuring greenwashing researcher, Dr Wren Montgomery PhD. We get into the different forms of greenwashing, greenwashing specific to cosmetics, its impacts, how brands can avoid making greenwashed claims, how consumers can navigate green claims, and more.
Interested in supporting the podcast? Please share, subscribe and write a review! If it's accessible, we also have a Patreon which you can find atpatreon.com/theecowell
0:001:04:22
A deep dive into the problem of research fraud, with Mu Yang PhD
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Hosts of this podcast episode
Jen Novakovich
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Mu Yang
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
research fraudbehavioural neurosciencepeer reviewscience integrityacademic research
This episode features behavioural neuroscientist and academic sleuth with a seriously impressive resume spotting research fraud, Dr Mu Yang, PhD. The topic - research fraud and it’s many flavors. What’s the problem, why does it appear to be on the rise, what are the science factors driving it, can we trust peer review and… can science be trusted to self correct? And for that to happen, what else has to fall into place?
Interested in supporting the podcast? Please share, subscribe and write a review! If it's accessible, we also have a Patreon which you can find at patreon.com/theecowell
This episode features behavioural neuroscientist and academic sleuth with a seriously impressive resume spotting research fraud, Dr Mu Yang, PhD. The topic - research fraud and it’s many flavors. What’s the problem, why does it appear to be on the rise, what are the science factors driving it, can we trust peer review and… can science be trusted to self correct? And for that to happen, what else has to fall into place?
Interested in supporting the podcast? Please share, subscribe and write a review! If it's accessible, we also have a Patreon which you can find at patreon.com/theecowell
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