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Section: Cosmetic Ingredients > Sensory
Actives
Zemea® Propanediol: A Leader in Performance and Sustainability
Zemea® Propanediol (INCI: Propanediol), a 100% bio-based ingredient derived from industrial corn, is revolutionizing the personal care industry with its multifunctional benefits.
Sensory
Tara Gum for Emulsion Thickening and Texturizing
Seppic has launched a thickening and texturizing polymer that is 100% plant-derived.
Skin Care
Green Clay for Absorption, Adsorption and Coverage in Cosmetics
Jarchem has added a green clay to its Jarxotic Naturescrubs line that provides absorption, adsorption and coverage to cosmetic formulations.
Color Cosmetics
Eco-conscious Cellulose Acetate Imparts Dispersibility and Light Diffusion
The ingredient touts natural virtues as well as improved performance over synthetic nylon particles. The Daicel Cellulose Corporation is highlighting it during in-cosmetics N.A.
Sensory
Vegetal-derived Emulsifiers for Improved Stability and Formula Efficiency
The quest for PEG-free surfactants and emulsifiers has led to new classes of vegetal-derived, ethylene oxide-free ingredients for environmentally friendly personal care products. Two such ingredients, described here, are based on the combination of olive oil and vegetable proteins with the first derived from oat and the second, with glutamic acid. These materials provide mildness and skin protection benefits.
Cosmetic Ingredients
Eco-friendly Exfoliants and Fine Powders Address Microbead Concerns
Micro Powders Inc. has introduced several new eco-friendly exfoliants and fine powders, addressing recent concerns over synthetic microbead particles in the environment.
Skin Care
Novel Silica Cleansing Particles With and Without Sensory Properties
Silica is an ideal material to manufacture particles with tailored size, strength, shape, porosity/texture, with or without skin sensory properties, for use as cleansing additives in a wide range of personal care formulations.
Sensory
Silicone Emulsifiers and Formulation Techniques for Stable, Aesthetic Products
Mastering formulating techniques with water-in-silicone emulsifiers can help cosmetic chemists create stable emulsions that combine distinctive aesthetics with improved performance. Here, the authors describe how altering parameters including the water to silicone/oil ratio, mixing processes, emulsifier levels, the nature of the external and internal phases, and the presence or lack of co-emulsifiers affect the characteristics of final formulations.
Sensory
Lonza Debuts Multifunctional Ester for Conditioning and Dry Feel
Lonza has launched an ester that conditions skin, has good spreadability and leaves a dry, powdery after feel.
Sensory
Croda Introduces Sensorial Ingredients for Skin, Hair and Sun
At in-cosmetics 2013, Croda will be introducing a host of sensorial ingredients across the skin, sun and hair care categories in addition to debuting new formulations for the Asian and Latin American markets.
Actives
Jarchem Rolls Out Texturizer, Hydrating Complex and Glycinate Surfactants
Vegecare TXT is a multifunctional natural active that imparts a variety of textures. Actique Hyal Matrix provides intense moisturization, and Aminosyl Glycinates confers a rich foam and creamy lather.
Hair Care
Conditioning and Repair in the Crosshairs: Free Ebook
There’s a lot happening in hair—and I don’t mean the market segment. Hair itself is growing (or not) and graying; kinking and curling; frizzing, fading, breaking, flaking or flying away, etc. Where does that leave the original fiber? Enter: hair condition and repair products. Attempts have been made to flatten and seal cuticles, stitch fibers together and smooth them over; to at the very least improve hair’s current condition at the surface while protecting it against further assault. That’s where
Hair Conditioning/Repair
, the free ebook, sponsored by Croda, comes in, to boost your hair innovation infantry and conquer this consumer market. Download it today!
Sensory
Fragrance and Raw Materials: Birds of a Feather
There is more to fragrance formulation than meets the eye—or nose that is. Both raw material and fragrance formulators spend significant time in the lab testing different materials to determine which ingredients, oils, extracts, etc. best meet their formulation and consumer’s needs. And although fragrance and personal care are two different industries, the discovery processes prove similar.
Method/Process
MilliporeSigma Assays Dermal Diffusion and Fragrance Allergenicity
Two ready-to-use, IFRA-compliant calibrants and one animal-alternative substrate will be the focus of MilliporeSigma's presence at in-cosmetics Global.
Sensory
Silicones for Feel in Hair and Skin Formulations
NuSil Technology LLC has introduced two silicones for personal care.
Rheology/Thickener
Liquid Polymer for Sensorial Benefits and Electrolyte Tolerance
The Lubrizol Corporation’s Noveon Consumer Specialties has introduced a polymer that provides sensory properties and electrolyte tolerance.
Cosmetic Ingredients
Swellable, Nanoporous Organosilica for Extended and Triggered Release
Nanoporous organosilica particles were developed to swell upon the addition of organic solvents. These are evaluated here for encapsulating and controlling the release of fragrance. Slower, continuous release was observed, suggesting their ability to extend sensory benefits. In addition, the stimulated release of encapsulated lidocaine was studied, and results implicate their use to deliver cosmetic actives.
Sun Care
Health Food and Personal Care: A Virtuous Circle
Formulators in both the personal care and health food industries often draw inspiration from one another and take advantage of newly popular ingredients’ healthy reputations. One recent trend brought about by consumers’ desire to eat healthy is the popularity of complex starches as a replacement for refined flour and simple sugars.
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