COMPANY PROFILE Alzo International
Founded in 1975 Alzo International has established an outstanding reputation for creating and supplying unique and multifunctional ingredients to the cosmetic and personal care industries.
Alzo International is a family owned company with a staff of more than 35 employees in Research and Development, Quality, Regulatory, Administration, Sales and Marketing, Customer Service and Distribution. Alzo International and its manufacturing division Pharmetic Mfg. LLC are located on 14 acres in Sayreville, NJ.
Alzo International is the owner/co-owner of more than 50 patents. The experienced staff of scientists has expertise in all facets of technical support including product synthesis, process development and product formulation.
Alzo continues to maintain the highest standards of quality to meet the stringent specifications of its customers.
Alzo has been very successful supplying ingredients to marketers who are seeking to influence, improve and differentiate the texture of their products from those of the competition. Alzo knows “It’s All About the Touch”! The true value of a personal care product is not only how it performs but also the sensory experience it provides while it is being applied.
The following formulations illustrate the unique rheology properties of Alzo’s Dermothix polymer. Dermothix not only adds outstanding thickening but also provides unique cushioning and self-leveling properties and is stable across a pH range of 2-12.
Contact us to learn more about Alzo’s line of rheology modifiers that could help improve the texture of your formulations.
Alzo International Inc 650 Jernee Mill Road Sayreville, NJ 08872 Tel: 1-732-254-1901 Fax: 1-732-254-4423 Email:
info@alzousa.com
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