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New multifunctional ingredient
To meet the challenge faced by cosmetic formulators to protect and stabilise formulations, such as high SPF sunscreens, non-ionic emulsions, shampoos and shower gels, Symrise has developed a genuine multifunctional ingredient – SymSave®
H. SymSave® H helps enhance the efficacy of a wide
range of preservatives and protect a whole range of formulations. It combines anti-oxidant, soothing, emulsion stabilising and preservative boosting properties. The ingredient also offers an affordable solution for chemists to formulate milder cosmetic products that are well-protected. In addition, SymSave®
H is a nature-identical
ingredient that is FEMA/GRAS-listed and shows excellent stability at high and low pH levels and temperatures.
Symrise AG, Stand 4B40
Leading the way in sustainable product development
CREMER Care, a brand of CREMER OLEO GmbH & Co. KG, will be attending in-cosmetics for the sixth time since 2009 and this time it is a home match for them. With a strong focus on certified organic material, CREMER Care is an ideal partner for all manufacturers of conventional and natural cosmetics. This year, CREMER Care is concentrating on sustainability and their contribution to the responsible use of natural resources. RSPO certified materials, the avoidance of palm-derived ingredients and
environmental-friendly processes such as cold emulsification are just a few of the topics CREMER Care will cover. Their vast product portfolio includes emulsifiers, hard fats, emollients and multifunctional ingredients for all kinds of personal care and cosmetic applications, produced in their own facilities in Germany.
CREMER Care, Stand 1B40
Optical biopsy in highest resolution with multiphoton tomography
The scientists at JenLab GmbH have succeeded in developing the first medically approved flexible CARS system. The new laser tomograph “MPTflex CARS” enables a precise look at the skin within seconds, providing optical sections without tissue removal. The CARS tomograph, along with multiphoton auto
fluorescence and second harmonic generation, also offers a new CARS module. Individual cells, cell organelles, fibrous tissue, lipids and water can be viewed with sub- micron resolution and chemical information. The in vivo multiphoton tomography has proved to be quite a promising method for the early detection of cancer and the evaluation of pharmaceutical and cosmetic products under physiological conditions.
JenLab GmbH, Stand 3G03
Efficient by design sensiva®
PA 40
Schülke & Mayr GmbH have been protecting people and materials against infection and contamination for 125 years. With well known brands including euxyl® sensiva® and sensidin®
,
schülke provides an extensive range of modern formulated preservatives and innovative multifunctional additives for personal care products. Like the wings on maple seeds that boost seed dispersal, natural evolution produces organisms uniquely suited for their environment or function. Inspired by this efficiency, schülke has created sensiva®
,
PE and PP exfoliant alternative from Worlée
Worlée Cosmetics will present a new PE- exfoliant alternative at in-cosmetics 2014. The new WorléeBeads HCO are a natural alternative for PE- and PP- exfoliants. These eco-friendly peeling particles are based on hydrogenated castor oil and can be used in many different kinds of cosmetics, including facial and body scrubs as well as shower and cleansing gels. Developed with the environment in mind, the natural exfoliants from Worlée
are biodegradable and derived from 100% renewable resources. They are odourless and colourless, making them ideal for a variety of products.
Worlée-Chemie GmbH, Stand 1H10
PA 40, an antimicrobial stabiliser uniquely suited for leave-on, wet wipe and sensitive formulas. It combines natural and gentle synthetic materials to produce a multifunctional additive empirically designed to meet the ever changing needs of the personal care industry.
Schülke & Mayr GmbH, Stand 3H40
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