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New effect pigments for colour cosmetics


Geotech will introduce new Geopearl® Geopearl®


and Metalloy® effect pigments at in-cosmetics 2012. Crystal pigments are pearlescent pigments based on synthetic fluorphlogopite


mica. The new products in this range offer outstanding whiteness and transparency. They are ideal for pressed powders, lipstick, facial make-up and nail polish. In total, Geotech will show 18 new pearlescent pigments. Geopearl®


Crystal Glittering Icy


White (100-260 µm) is a new very pure silver-white pigment, which produces a strong effect especially in transparent and white applications. Also new in this range are interference colours,


available in five shades; Gold, Red, Green, Blue and Violet. Each shade is available in 3


different particle sizes; regular (10 - 60 µm), bright (10 - 100 µm) and sparkling (20 - 150 µm). The Geopearl®


Crystal Rainbow series is expanded by two smaller particle sizes; sparkling (10


– 125 µm) and glittering (40 – 200 µm). The Crystal Rainbow series offer outstanding multi- colour interference effects, which are suitable for colour cosmetic applications such as


powders, lipsticks or glosses and nail polishes. They can also be used in the personal care segment for opaque systems.


Geotech International BV, Stand J29 Unique basis New EU Regulation compliance


Innospec is launching two optimised performance concentrates based on its unique surfactant Iselux®


. The blends are sulphate and EO-free,


readily biodegradable and derived from renewable resources. Iselux®


SFS is a concentrated surfactant blend


only requiring the addition of water for dilution and salt to thicken. It provides stable, crystal- clear finished formulations ideal for shampoos and bodywashes. Iselux®


The new cosmetic regulation EC N°1223/2009 will replace the current Cosmetics Directive 76/768/CE on 11th July 2013. Whether you are a manufacturer, importer or distributor, you will be affected by the EU recast.


Intertek has a dedicated Regulatory Affairs team who can help you comply with the EU regulation: • Cosmetic product safety report: Intertek is providing safety reports by EUROTOX’s toxicologists


SLB is a surfactant concentrate which can


be cold-processed. It can create structured systems where the use of oils or other typically non- compatible actives are desired. Both systems are mild; provide excellent foaming with dense, luxurious lather and an elegant after-feel on skin and hair.


Innospec Ltd., Stand M39


• Notification: Intertek can be mandated to perform the notification of your products


• Product Information File (PIF): Intertek can collect, check and compile your PIF. The files can be managed by an IT tool developed by Intertek


• Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) according to ISO 22716: Intertek’s international network of auditors can evaluate cosmetics factories all over the world


• Testing: Intertek’s experts can advise on particular topics such as nanomaterials and container/content interactions


Intertek, Stand V11 New Eco-Spheres based on natural raw materials


What is more attractive than velvety, smooth and soft skin after an exfoliation treatment under the shower? Natural exfoliants are mostly based on hard shells such as olive, apricot or nutshell kernels. When they are milled, the small particles can have sharp edges which could cause micro-fissures on the skin. Synthetic exfoliants are round shaped, mild on skin and available in many different colours; however, they are of synthetic polymeric materials.


Eco-Spheres, based on Cellulose, combine the advantages of being natural, whilst also being mild and colourful like synthetic spheres and are 100% biodegradable. Visit Georges Walther AG’s Stand for further information regarding this new technology from Umang Pharmatech.


Georges Walther AG, Stand G60


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