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MORE PRODUCT NEWS Arkema Arkema displayed its Oleris® range for the first time
at this year’s in-cosmetics show, a 100% bio- sourced range derived from renewable raw materials for use in the synthesis of fragrances and personal care products.
Arkema also showcased its Orgasol®
microporous powder range which includes the Orgasol ®
Green Touch, derived from 100%
renewable raw materials and featuring excellent functional performance. The formulation contains a strong binding power and is suitable for pressed powder applications.
Aromtech Aromtech displayed BC634® new product in its ArctiCare®
Blackcurrant Oil, a service of ‘Beauty
from Within’ products. The oil hydrates skin and reduces prevalence of skin atopy in oral use. Other benefits include reduced prevalence of atopic skin problems, which have been shown in two clinical trials of the new products. The company’s experts were on hand to take visitors through its range of supplements and ingredients obtained from plants of the Arctic origin. Its products under trademark include ArctiCare® Omega7®
, , Membrasin® and Ribesin® .
Bayer MaterialScience AG Bayer MaterialScience AG premiered its new Baycusan®
The company also specialises in technical field support and customised products among other services.
Clariant
in-cosmetics visitors saw the latest evolution from Clariant which helps customers clearly identify the raw materials they require. The specialty chemicals expert showed how its products provide optimum solutions through a wide range of concepts. Formulators will be able to benefit from a simplified ingredient choice when looking to achieve specific characteristics. What’s more, the company launched its Youth Concept which can be integrated into formulations to provide acne and dandruff treatment, sun protection and a balanced skin tone. Clariant’s vast product range offers performance enhancements, processing advantages and reduced environmental impacts. Products include surfactants, actives, emulsifiers, rheology modifiers and synergistic aids for viscosity and effective preservation.
C 1008 polyurethane dispersion at this
year’s show, a new polymer that keeps hair in shape. The new film-forming polymer enables formulators to manufacture hair sprays with a firm hold. Despite the strong fixing effect, hair styled with the formulation retains a natural appearance. The polymer manufacturer also displayed the polyurethane dispersion Baycusan®
C 1000, which
has great benefits for sunscreen sprays and lotions. Although the polymer itself does not contain any UV-absorbing properties, it can boost the sun protection factor of a formulation. In addition to having a pleasant feel, it also stabilises emulsions – important particularly for sprays – and has very good water resistance.
BioGenics Inc
BioGenic showcased its BioGenic Gensil product which is a hydrous silicone gel that gives moisturising and skin protection through hyaluronic acid and ceramide. The product is a silicone elastomer which is a
great alternative to silicone gels as it does not contain cyclodimethicone.
BRB Silicones
BRB this year exhibited as an independent exhibitor for the very first time at in-cosmetics. The company is experienced in customising a range of polymer fluid blends, and displayed a new range of complete silicone Crosspolymers, unique products which act as thickening agents for water-in-oil and water-in- silicone formulations.
Codif Recherche & Nature Codif displayed its Pink Pepperslim product which stops the transformation of small lipid droplets into larger ones, reduces fat storage and strengthens the lipolytic activity to release off fatty acids by up to 100%. This fat burning action is completed by an activation of microcirculation, encouraging the elimination of wastes. The slimming oil incorporates adipocytes that stimulate weight loss on the waist, hips and thighs.
The company was on hand to show visitors
Neurolight.61 G, an aqueous extract of Pancratium maritimum for pigment spot treatment.
Cosmetochem
Cosmetochem took visitors through its range of new products for the coming year. These included Citrolumine 8™
which is based on highly
concentrated liposomal-encapsulated citroflavonoids and extracted from citrus fruits as well Herbasol® Herbasol®
Ecoverte in ECOCERT®
Ecoverte extracts which can be used formulations and are 100% natural
and organic. Other products include Liposome Herbasec® which is a novel range of liposomal-based botanical extracts in a lyophilized powder form and Natural AHA Complex, three naturally-derived alpha hydroxy acids in powder form which can be used as a gentle exfoliant for the skin and scalp.
CP Kelco
CP Kelco was on hand to show its latest concept for skin care based on hydrocolloid emulsifier pectin. Combined with naturally derived stabilisers, the unique combination of rheology modifiers produces a lotion with desired pseudoplasticity – important both for stability, appearance and feel. Additionally, CP Kelco’s nature made solution for oil-in-water emulsions enables easy and reproducible processing for no heat added preparation. This
naturally derived emulsifying concept performs at skin friendly pH’s and was developed to be used in ECOCERT®
approved products.
CP Kelco discussed more about this concept during its Innovation Seminar on Wednesday 30 March from 16:30 - 17:00 in Theatre 1.
Cremer Care Cremer Care showcased its newest product range CremerCOOR at this year’s show, which comprises a broad range of fatty acid esters. CremerCOOR esters, mainly based on glycerin, polyglycerins and other vegetable based alcohols, are suitable for a variety of personal care applications. It works to offer formulators great benefits without using synthetic components in their beauty products.
DKSH DKSH’s experts were on hand at this year’s show to highlight its commitment to strengthen the organisation in Japan and to enlarge its product portfolio to be able to cater to the unique needs of the R&D frontlines of Japanese cosmetic companies. The company implements an expansion strategy that focuses on growth activities by acquiring new suppliers, strengthening relationships with key suppliers and expanding the customer base. Moreover, domestic cosmetic manufacturers who plan to enter Asian markets are supported with market reports and DKSH’s marketing, sales, distribution and after-sales-services.
Dow Chemical Company
Leading innovators Dow Chemical Companies featured a wide range of products from its numerous business portfolios within the industry that work to enhance the benefits of a number of formulations. In particular, Dow Personal Care were keen to talk visitors through its conditioning technology for hair care EcoSmooth™
Silk Conditioning Polymers.
The novel ingredient offers the benefits of conditioning polymers without the use of silicone, especially beneficial for experts looking to reduce the build up of foam during the development stage. Dow Personal Care presented an Innovation Seminar on 31 March from 15:00 – 15:30 at the show entitled Reinventing Conditioning with the EcoSmooth Platform.
Dupont de Nemours International, S.A DuPont showcased its Glypure®
glycolic acid
product, which has an established track record in skin care products. Extensive clinical data show that glycolic acid effectively stimulates cellular activity, supporting its use in a wide range of skin care products including cell turnover products and moisturising skin lotions. DuPont has also investigated the benefits of Glypure®
in penetrating
the hair shaft and will present novel data which shows increased softness to hair, breakage resistance and lubricity. The company presented an Innovation Seminar on its novel research and Glypure’s®
interaction with
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