Product Improvement

UVA/SPF: Upgrade your Test Strategy for Regulatory Compliance

UVA/SPF: Upgrade your Test Strategy for Regulatory Compliance
Language: English
Length: 90 min
Recorded on: 24 Oct 24

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Course Description

Get your sun care cosmetics to comply faster with today’s UVA/SPF regulatory requirements by upgrading your testing strategy to overcome challenges resulting from the lack of global harmonization of test protocols and labelling criteria.

Julian Hewitt will help you avoid running expensive tests and show you how to support formulation work & UVA / SPF claims for your targeted markets (EU, US, Japan). You will learn about conducting right test at the right time (in-vitro or in-vivo) & how to interpret test results better.
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Julian Hewitt is a leading expert on the formulation, development and testing of sunscreen products, with over 20 years of experience in this field.
Julian graduated from Oxford University in 1988 with a BA Honours Degree in Chemistry. After graduating, he joined Tioxide, working on new product development from 1988 to 1991. In 1991, he joined Tioxide's Solaveil Business, as Applications Research and Technical Service Manager for physical sunscreen products. He remained with the Solaveil business as it moved from Tioxide to ICI Performance Chemicals, then to Uniqema when the latter was formed in 1999, and finally to Croda, who purchased Uniqema in 2006.
During this time, Julian became recognised as one of the leading global experts in sun care. He represented Uniqema / Croda as the main customer technical focus for sun care products, developed and delivered training programmes for both internal and external audiences, and guided the development and launch of innovative new sun care ingredients.



Julian left Croda in October 2010 and has recently formed JPH SunCare Technologies, providing technical consultancy services, regulatory advice, and training to manufacturers of UV protection products and suppliers of ingredients used in such products.
Julian has presented papers and posters at over 30 conferences in venues across the World, and has written or co-authored more than 20 articles and 4 book chapters on formulating sunscreens and in-vitro SPF testing.
Conference Presentations

  • International Symposium on Cosmetic Sciences, Taichung, Taiwan, May 1994.
  • IFSCC Conference, Montreux, September 1995 (poster).
  • Czech Republic SCC Conference, Carlsbad, November 1995.
  • SCC Scientific Meeting, New York, December 1995.
  • In-Cosmetics Conference, Milan, March 1996.
  • Active Ingredients Conference, Paris, November 1996.
  • Broad Spectrum Sun Protection Conference, London, March 1997.
  • HBA Global Expo, New York, June 1997.
  • Florida Sunscreen Symposium, Miami, September 1997.
  • SCS Spring Conference / In-Cosmetics Conference, London, April 1998 (co-author with G P Dransfield and P L Lyth).
  • IFSCC Congress, Cannes, September 1998 (poster).
  • European UV Sunfilters Conference, Paris, November 1998.
  • Sun Protection Conference, London, March 1999.
  • Florida Sunscreen Symposium, Orlando, September 1999.
  • IFSCC Conference, Midrand, South Africa, October 1999.
  • European UV Sunfilters Conference, Paris, November 1999.
  • In-Cosmetics Conference, Barcelona, April 2000.
  • Sun Protection Conference (“UVA Protection – A Major Issue of Minor Importance ?”), London, June 2001.
  • Florida Sunscreen Symposium, Orlando, April 2002.
  • IFSCC Congress, Edinburgh, September 2002 (poster).
  • European Sunfilters Conference, Paris, October 2003.
  • Joint ASCC/NZSCC Australasian Conference, Auckland, March 2004.
  • IFSCC Congress, Orlando, October 2004 (3 posters).
  • UK SCS Spring Symposium, Wotton-under-Edge, May 2005.
  • Florida Sunscreen Symposium, Orlando, September 2005.
  • IFSCC Congress, Osaka, October 2006 (poster).
  • In-Cosmetics Innovation Seminars, Barcelona, April 2006.
  • Asian Societies of Cosmetic Scientists Conference, Singapore, March 2007.
  • In-Cosmetics Innovation Seminars, Paris, April 2007.
  • Florida Sunscreen Symposium, Orlando, September 2007.
  • Australian Society of Cosmetic Chemists Annual Conference, Surfers Paradise, March 2008.
  • In-Cosmetics Innovation Seminars, Amsterdam, April 2008.
  • Natural Beauty Summit, Paris, October 2008.
  • In-Cosmetics Innovation Seminars, Munich, April 2009.
  • Florida Sunscreen Symposium, Orland
Why should you view this course?

The suncare market is highly regulated with requirements that are more rigorously enforced than a few years ago. Making things even more complex are factors like:

  • Lack of global harmonization of test protocols and labeling criteria
  • Absence of established protocol for in-vitro SPF testing
  • Inconsistency between test labs
  • Cost associated with in-vivo SPF tests

Join this course and:

  1. Meet UVA/SPF regulatory requirements easily by running the right tests (in-vitro or in-vivo, ISO 24444, ISO 24442, FDA 2011...) for your targeted markets.

  2. Reduce time & money spent on in-vivo tests at the product development stage by gaining in-depth knowledge about in-vivo test principles, protocols…

  3. Optimize your test protocols by understanding how to build upon test results that are not as expected

Who should join this course?
  • Formulators of Suncare products who are:

    • Creating compliant UVA / SPF claims for the targeted markets (EU, US, Japan)
    • Trying to formulate/reformulate and market the products more effectively
  • Complete the course and (unlock your personalized certificate) – your badge of accomplishment awaits!

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  • This course is suitable for intermediate level proficiency
    Intermediate
Course Outline

The following sections will be covered during this session:

Summary of performance measures for sun protection products

In-vivo SPF and UVA testing

  • Basic Principles
  • Comparison of different in-vivo SPF test protocols (ISO 24444, ISO 24442, FDA 2011...)

In-vitro SPF and UVA testing

  • ISO 24443 procedure
  • FDA Final Rule of 2011
  • Critical Wavelength Test Parameters

Advantages and disadvantages of in-vivo and in-vitro testing

Global regulatory requirements – what tests are required and/or accepted in different countries/regions

Optimizing your test protocols - questions to consider when test results do not match expectations:

  • What should I do when my formulation:
    - Fails to meet my SPF target?
    - Meets my SPF target but fails the UVA/broad spectrum test?
    - Meets my SPF target when tested in-vitro, but fails the in-vivo test?
    - Meets SPF and UVA targets on initial screening, but now fails the final in-vitro UVAPF test (ISO 24443)?

30 mins Q&A session - Interact directly with Julian!

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