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HAL ALAL AL PH PHAR ARMACEU MACEUTICALS, TICALS, COSMETICS SMETICS AN AND D PE PERSO RSONAL NAL CAR ARE PROF. DR. IRWANDI JASWIR Chairman, Korea-INHART Halal Certification Authority Deputy Dean, International Institute for Halal

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HAL ALAL AL PH PHAR ARMACEU MACEUTICALS, TICALS, COSMETICS SMETICS AN AND D PE PERSO RSONAL NAL CAR ARE

  • PROF. DR. IRWANDI JASWIR

Chairman, Korea-INHART Halal Certification Authority Deputy Dean, International Institute for Halal Research and Training (INHART), International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM)

One Asia Cosmetics and Beauty Forum, Jakarta, 24 November 2017

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Non-Food (US$ 1.52 trillion)

Food (US$ 0.58 trillion) Services (US$ 1.0 trillion)

Non-food Services Food

Global Halal Market ~ US$3.1 trillion/year

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MA MARKET RKET OUT UTLOOK LOOK

  • The global market for cosmetics & personal care ~US$150 billion (in 2004)
  • Asia is the leading region in skin care consumption ~US$ 17.4 (in 2004)
  • Malaysia - RM 3.2 billion in 2005 - skin care accounts for 24% (RM 788 m)
  • The global market for cosmetics & personal care ingredients is estimated

US$14.7 billion in 2005, with a growth of 5% per year through to 2010

  • Asia Pacific make up 40% of the global skin care market
  • With the global market for halal commodities valued at $2 trillion, the

estimated halal cosmetics in the Middle East is growing at 12% per annum and is valued at US$2.1B

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Korean Cosmetics

1300 COMPANIES Major Players in World Market

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Raw materials Processing Authentication

Three Main Issues in Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic Products 1

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GELATIN - PHARMACEUTICALS AND COSMETICS

  • Capsule (soft and two-piece hard capsule)
  • Tablets (binding, moisturizing and coating

agent)

  • Lozenges and cough drops
  • Excellent stabilizer and emulsifier in

pharmaceutical emulsions

  • External application of drugs to treat

various skin disorder

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COMMON HARAM INGREDIENTS Placenta from human and animals Lard Gelatin and collagen (from pork or animal that was not slaughtered according to Shariah law) Emulsifiers (from lard or animal fat that was not slaughtered according to Shariah law)

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Ingredients Functions Cosmetic and personal care products

  • Placenta - stimulate cell renewal in the body - stimulate

blood circulation, Exp. Feminine hygiene, face masks, scrubs, wrinkle creams

  • Alcohol (SD alcohol,cetyl alcohol,stearyl alcohol) - lubricant

used to stabilize oil water emulsification -emulsifier & thickener Moisturizer, toner, deodorant, lotion, perfume

  • Elastin (animal protein)

to maintain skin elasticity Elasticity cream

  • Gelatin - repairs tissue - source of protein: Anti-aging cream,

wrinkles cream

  • Collagen - Stimulate the cell renewal Anti-aging cream
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Past and Current Researches

  • Gelatin from local goat for pharmaceutical capsules (in

Indonesia)

  • Fish gelatin (30 species)
  • Production of fish gelatin nano-particles
  • Encapsulation of bioactive peptide using gelatin nano-

particles

  • Production of plant-based gelatin replacers
  • Development of portable device for rapid authentication
  • f non halal gelatin
  • Determination of gelatins in dental materials
  • Camel gelatin project (with KSU)
  • Seaweeds projects
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 Non mammalian – fish & poultry

gelatin

 Polysaccharides –

chemically/enzymatically modified (deacytelated gellan, thermoreversible starch); mixed polysaccharide system

 Microbial gelatin via genetic

engineering

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HAL ALAL AL CO COSMETIC METICS

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  • “O ye who believe! Forbid not the good things which Allah has made

Halal for you, and transgress not. Lo Allah loves not transgressors. Eat

  • f that which Allah has bestowed on you as food Halal and Good, and

keep your duty to Allah in Whom ye are believers.” (Al Maaidah : Verse 87 –88)

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COS OSME METI TIC C DEFI FINITI NITION ON

Articles intended to be rubbed, poured, sprinkle, sprayed on, introduced into or otherwise applied to the human body or any part thereof for cleansing, beautifying, promoting attractiveness

  • r altering the appearance

Any substance or preparation intended to be placed in contact with various external parts of the human body (epidermis, hair system, nails, lips and external genital organs) or with teeth and the mucous membranes of the oral cavity, with a view exclusively

  • r mainly to cleaning them, perfuming them, changing their

appearance and/or correcting body odors and/or protecting them or keeping them in good condition.

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COSM SMETIC ETIC CLASS SSIFICA IFICATION TION

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Protect skin from ultraviolet radiation and oxidation Clean the skin Preserve skin moisture Stimulate skin metabolism Cover face and eyes Prevent from aging and acne

SKIN N CARE

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COSMETICS METICS

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SK SKIN CARE COSM SMETICS CS

Basic skin care Additional skin care Treatment products Ingredients for anti-aging, skin whitening, anti-wrinkle. Sun protection Shaving cosmetic

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MAKE UP UP

Become more beautiful Physiological effect Give a more definite feeling More enthusiastic about doing things and fell good because putting on makeup is fun Give a sense of satisfaction to women who want to change their appearance

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BODY DY CAR ARE E COSMETICS SMETICS

  • Application to the body incorporate the widest range of products
  • Used on different part of the body to make body shape more beautiful
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FRAGRANCES AGRANCES

  • To beautify the wearer
  • Give attractive scents to cosmetics thereby creating an internal

feeling of beauty and inner wellbeing

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RA RAW W MA MATERIALS, TERIALS, IN INGREDIEN REDIENTS TS AN AND D AD ADDI DITIVES TIVES

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ADD ADDITIVES ITIVES

  • Preservatives
  • Color

Perfume

  • Therapeutic agents
  • Vitamins
  • Plant extract
  • Opacifiers
  • Pearlescing agents
  • Viscosity agents
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RESEARCH Researchers Research

INHART Halal Laboratory

INHART Focus Areas

LAUNCHING OF HALAL RESEARCH LABORATORY

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Laboratory Equipments

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R & D on Halal Authentication

  • Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy
  • Electronic Nose (E-nose) technology
  • Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC)
  • Molecular Biology techniques (DNA, ELISA)
  • Chromatography (e.g. GC-FID, GC-ToF-MS,

HPLC, GCMS)

  • Biopotential Telemetry EEG & ECG
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Pork Beef Chicken Mutton

Typical chromatograms of four different types of meat. Pork showed more aromatic compound corresponding to the number of peaks.

VaporPrintTM Rapid Detection of Haram Meat (pork) by Electronic Nose

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Rapid Detection of Ethanol Content in Beverages using IIUM-Fabricated Portable Electronic Nose (Jaswir, et al., 2010)

Ethanol Concentration, % (v/v) Range of Voltage Response (V) 0.01 0.4 0.1 0.4-0.43 1.0 0.48-0.55 10.0 0.75-0.97 Award Winner, World Research Summit 2010

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Thank you