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New radish oil triglyceride
Natural Plant Products has launched Daikon Radish Oil, a unique, extremely light-coloured, and odourless triglyceride derived from the seeds of commercial daikon radish fields. The value of Daikon Radish Oil lays in its novel chemistry. Like Meadowfoam Seed Oil and Meadowfoam CP, its fatty acid composition differs greatly from the C16 and C18 dominated fatty acid composition that typifies so many edible and cosmetic grade oils. It is composed of an atypical mixture of C18, C20, and C22 fatty acids, and offers a new chemistry to formulators. The oil imparts a delicate slip with good absorption, and presents a sensory profile more closely associated with esters and silicone type emollients. Natural Plant Products has conducted a spreading test which has
confirmed that Daikon Radish Oil behaves like a triglyceride on the skin despite its ester-like feel. A trans-epidermal water loss study also revealed that Daikon Radish Oil significantly improved barrier function in comparison to isopropyl palmitate at all measurement intervals between 30 minutes and 4 hours post application. The same study revealed that Daikon Radish Oil
showed the same barrier improvement function as well-known cosmetic emollients such as Meadowfoam Seed Oil and 100 cps dimethicone. Natural Plant Products Inc., Stand G46
The latest in sensory technology A synergistic acquisition Salvona’s newest sensory technology, HydroSal™ FreshCool, is a unique, controlled-release
delivery system designed to address the need for an intense, longer-lasting refreshing sensation. HydrdoSal™
FreshCool is stable, cost-effective and easy to incorporate into various
formulations. The addition of this technology results in a final product that is smooth, effective and skin-friendly. The technology provides a fresh invigorating feeling that is perceived instantly and lasts longer than current market products. Consumer studies indicate that the “fresh” sensation from the technology is nearly twice as intense and lasts almost twice as long (greater than 15 minutes) as that of a leading commercial refreshing agent in a shampoo application. The technology is alcohol free, promoting water-based products that do not irritate the skin. Formulating with HydroSal™
FreshCool is easy, and does not require heating or additional
processing. As a result, the final product is clear and stable. The natural properties of the technology allow innovative formations into both anionic and cationic bases. Salvona Technologies, Stand F20
DKSH acquires Tiger Chemicals Company
DKSH has entered into an agreement to acquire Melbourne-based Tiger Chemicals Company, which will be integrated into DKSH’s Business Unit Performance Materials. With this transaction, Performance Materials, a leading specialty chemicals distributor, gains access to several hundred customers and a sales team with more than 30 years of experience in specialty chemicals distribution.
The takeover of Tiger Chemicals Company strengthens DKSH’s footprint in Australia enabling
further growth thanks to an expanded customer base. Moreover, it enables the company, headquartered in Switzerland, to extend its activities to New Zealand through established sales channels, offering an even better market coverage in the Asia Pacific to its existing and new clients. Mario Preissler, Global Head Business Unit Performance Materials, said: “This bolt-on acquisition marks a significant point in the implementation of our strategy for growth in Asia. Tiger Chemical Company is a perfect fit with our existing business and will provide an extended sales and marketing platform for our business partners’ products, and at the same time, give us a larger footprint to gain new agencies and for further market rollouts for clients. The acquisition will allow us to provide service solutions for our clients and customers across the Asia Pacific”. DKSH (Thailand) Limited, Stand C18
Unipex has acquired Lucas Meyer Cosmetics in order to expand its strategic portfolio, and align perfectly with its corporate vision that focuses on innovations and client satisfaction. Patrice Barthelmes, CEO of Unipex, commented: “This acquisition represents an exciting move forward and will strengthen our position in the industry. We will now have a wider offering of sophisticated and highly innovative products and services for our customers worldwide, widening our portfolio of active ingredients, delivery systems, and natural functional ingredients to name a few. We also combine both the expertise and scientific knowledge from Unipex, which relate to peptides and biotech actives, and from Lucas Meyer Cosmetics, which relate to functional ingredients and phospholipids, to improve our ideation and innovation processes”. Both Unipex and Lucas Meyer Cosmetics have introduced highly innovative ingredients since the beginning of 2011, including: Capixyl™
, a biomimetic peptide combined with
red clover extract to address hair loss and boost hair growth; ECOGEL™
, a , the first gelling-
emulsifying agent certified by Ecocert, providing a silicone-like skin texture with a cool, soft, and non-greasy feel; Melitane®
biomimetic peptide to reverse the hair’s greying process; and DETOXIUM™
, an encapsulation of
Nigari salt in polysaccharide-coated liposomes that stimulate cellular detoxification and increases cellular longevity. Unipex, Stand A50
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