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New solutions for new beauty
Three product highlights from Evonik Personal Care
The experts in Evonik’s labs have again succeeded in harnessing the power of nature, enhancing performance and eliminating undesirable components like preservatives and PEGs. The result: winning personal care actives and sensorial additives that spell success in consumer cosmetic products.
The world’s first fully vegetable-based Nylon-10,10 In TEGOLON®
liquid can be added to formulations by simple stirring. Due to the very homogeneous distribution of the silicone quat in the microemulsion, it is ideal for brilliantly clear shampoo formulations. ABIL®
ME 45 is suitable for a broad range of hair-
care applications, including conditioning rinses, conditioning shampoos, leave-in conditioners, hair and body shampoos, styling products and hair dyes.
ECO 10-10, Evonik has developed the
world’s first purely plant-based nylon-10,10 powder, an additive that improves tactile properties in cosmetic formulations. The pleasant skinfeel this new polyamide grade creates is highly appealing to consumers. And as it is plant-sourced, TEGOLON® ECO 10-10 allows claims like “natural,” “green” and “vegetable-based.” With its oil-absorbing properties and high covering ECO 10-10 is especially suitable
power, TEGOLON®
ECO 10-10 brings out the very best in colour formulations and enables manufacturers to create light make-up without the use of cyclopentasiloxane. TEGOLON®
ECO 10-10 is based on an AA-BB
polyamide made in a polycondensation process of sebacic acid and decamethylene diamine. Both raw materials are derived from castor oil (Ricinus communis) and are thus 100% vegetable-sourced and fully renewable. A lifecycle assessment of TEGOLON®
ECO 10-10 reveals a significantly lower
carbon footprint than that of its petrochemical- based alternatives.
The new easy-to-use silicone conditioning agent Evonik’s new PEG- and preservative-free silicone conditioning agent ABIL®
ME 45 delivers multiple
benefits. It provides excellent and intensive conditioning for extraordinary manageability and smoothness of hair as well as significantly improved wash-fastness of dyed hair. In addition, ABIL®
shows outstanding heat-protecting properties. Delivered as a microemulsion, ABIL®
ME 45 is exceptionally easy to process. The low-viscosity
for cosmetic products such as matting foundations and loose and compact facial powders. It reduces unwanted shine on the skin, covers minor wrinkles and skin impurities and ensures excellent adherence and wear in lipsticks and concealer sticks. TEGOLON®
The new natural anti-ageing active TEGO®
proven anti-ageing benefits. The new active from Evonik’s experts is a standardised solution of pentacyclic triterpenes from the bark of the Arjun tree; a plant which has a long history of use in India’s Ayurvedic medicine. In extensive in vitro as well as in vivo testing, TEGO®
Arjuna S has
been proven to contribute to improved blood microcirculation and hence a better nutrient supply in the skin. It strengthens the extracellular matrix leading to improved dermal density and resiliency. By supporting the skin barrier and inducing sebum production, it reduces signs of dry skin and protects from external challenges. TEGO®
Arjuna S is a versatile skin vitaliser with Evonik Industries AG, Stand F20
assistance and transparent sustainability information on ingredients. The result: Evonik is raising the bar for cosmetics with tangible benefits and responsibility to the environment.
Arjuna S is a highly appealing active for various applications aimed at mature and menopausal skin. Due to its broad scope of benefits, TEGO®
Arjuna S is
also suitable for scalp care and products that treat dark circles.
Innovation and sustainability support These are just three examples of Evonik’s concepts to meet the needs of new beauty. As diverse as the company’s personal care lineup is, all its products are backed by a comprehensive customer support programme, including practical product development
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