VICKIE Foy

Unilever, Research and Development manager with robust background in driving innovative research projects and developing impactful products. I spearheaded innovative solutions in cosmetic products clinical and claims development, enhancing efficiency by adopting new technologies. Renowned for fostering collaborative team environments, I led international teams around the world to launch validated products, significantly influencing product development decisions. Skilled in training and mentoring, my leadership ensured successful project completions within budget and time constraints. I am known for my adaptability and reliability, consistently meeting dynamic project needs with technical acumen and leadership skills.

Written:

• The Spectrum of Sensitive Skin: Considerations for Skin Care in Vulnerable Populations, 2019
• Safety and Compatibility of a New Nourishing Baby Shampoo and Tip to Toe Wash with Stearic Acid, 2017
• Comparison of Transepidermal Water Loss between Infants and Adults, 2017
• Alleviation of Dry Skin -related Itch by improving Skin Barrier Quality, 2015
• Impact of Water Temperature and Rinse time on Skin Condition, 2014
• Compatibility of a body wash and Lotion as a Regimen for Panelists with Eczema, 2014
• Compatibility of a body and face wash for patients with eczema, 2012
• Consensus Modeling Approach for Determination of Stratum Corneum Thickness Using In-Vivo Confocal Raman Spectroscopy, 2012
• Methodology to demonstrate positive benefits that are perceivable from body wash cleansers with controlled normal use and home use procedures, 2011
• The Anti-Inflammatory Benefits of Tredecylcarboxylate, 2011
• A clinical Methodology to Demonstrate the Benefits of Moisturizing Body Wash Cleasners under Normal use, 2010
• A Novel Technology in Mild and Moisturizing Cleansing Liquids, 2009
• Clinical Benefits of conjugated linoleic acid (CIA) to 3-Dimensional Wrinkle morphology, 2009
• Characterization of changes in the Stratum Corneum and Epidermis that are associated with Perception of Sting, 2008
• Japanese Cheek skin has a greater innervation and heightened sensory thresholds compared to hairline skin and difference in sensory and Never Fiber distribution at the Cheek between ethnic (sub) populations, 2008
• Perception of sting and response to irritants is associated with a weak barrier, 2007
• Investigation of Irritation in Difference Regions of Asia, 2007
• Characterization of Photo-aged Facial Skin difference in Japanese vs Caucasian Subjects, 2006
• Transcutaneous oxygen and carbon dioxide monitoring to access topical formulations breathability, 2004
• Ethnic Variation in the Skin Irritation Response, 2002

Oral Presentations (co-authored)

• Perception of Sting and Response to Irritation is Associated with a Weak Barrier, 2007
• Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA), a Novel Cosmetic PPAR Ligand

Patents:

• WASH COMPOSITION
  Field of Invention The present invention is directed to a wash composition that does not irritate the eyes. US200230414468A1, Canada:A3195392A1

Awards: Unilever R&D

• Unilever Business Impact Award, Excellence in Innovation: 2008
• Presidents Award: 2000
• Presidents Award: 1997