Silicones–   Silicones are used in some cosmetic products thanks to their unique sensory benefits and properties, as long lasting effect in lipstick. Silicones are smoothing: they give products like creams or make-up a silky, spreadable, luxurious texture. They also give shine and softness in shampoo and other hair care products.   We have offsets to Dow/Xiameter, Wacker and  Shin-etsu brands.

The product range includes Dimethicones including D5, D6 alternatives,  Dimethicone Fluids, Phenyl Modified Silicones, Gum Blends. Cross- Polymers, Silicone Resins, and Emulsions

• Homosalate

• Octyl Salicylate

Common skin and beauty products that utilize fumed silica or fumed alumina products include: toothpaste; antiperspirants; dental powders; sunscreen products; nail polish; fragrances; lipstick; powders; makeup and creams; and hair care.

In skincare, perlite is used for its ability to absorb moisture without hindering the skin’s natural breathing ability. Aside from facial masks, this non-renewable resource is most commonly found in cosmetic powders and may contribute a matting effect to reduce the look of oily skin.

HP 100

HP 900

Cosmos

BB, Natural moisterizer presentation attached.

Used for cleansing, foaming, thickening, emulsifying, solubilizing, penetration enhancement, antimicrobial effects, and other special effects. The key property of surfactant molecules that makes them useful cosmetic ingredients is that they are compatible with both water and oil

Sunflower oil is the non-volatile oil pressed from the seeds of the sunflower. Sunflower oil is commonly used in cosmetic formulations as an emollient.

Hyaluronic acid          1300-2300 kDa

HySilk                            150-1300 kDa

HyActive                      10-150 kDa

OligoHyaferre             0,4-5kDa

HyRetin(+ retinoic acid)                                 for acne, wrinkles

HA-OIL:  (+ caproic acid) in oil                     for hair, decorative cosmetics

HyWhite(+ α-linolenic acid)                          for whitening

Key properties:

Create micelle-like structures

Enhanced skin penetration=> higher activity, lower risk of irritation

Anti-acne activity

Anti-ageing activity

Better effect than retinoids

Key advantages

• Dispersion of hydrophobized hyaluronic acid in oil
• Suitable for lipophilic or anhydrous products Skincare (face oils, body oils)
• Haircare (oils, masks, balms…)
• Decorative cosmetics (make-up, lip balms, lipsticks, nail products)
• Enhanced skin, hair, nail penetration for better activity
• Natural (Cosmos approved)
• Preservative-free
• China compliant

Natural derivative of α-linolenic acid and hyaluronic acid

-Cosmos approved

α-Linolenic acid

Omega 3-fatty acid (essential acid)

Seeds oils: chia, linseed, canola, soybean, walnut

Whitening effect in vitro, not in vivo in human skin.

Other effects: energy production, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory

Key properties

150-1300 kDa

Penetration to epidermis

Active stimulation of keratinocytes:

↑ Skin barrier components

↑ Natural antioxidant enzymes

Active improvement of hydration and skin barrier

Reduction of sebum

Skin smoothing (decreased roughness)

Skin calming (decreased redness)

Hyaluronic acid

Low molecular weight 5-10kDa

Penetrates deep into the skin and into skin cells.

Delivers α-linolenic acid to its target –tyrosinase in melanocytes.

Protects α-linolenic acid against degradation.

Many other beneficial effects