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COMPANY PROFILE SEPPIC


Seppic, an Air Liquide Healthcare company, has been a subsidiary of the Air Liquide Group since 1986. For over 75 years, Seppic has been developing, manufacturing and selling unique ingredients for cosmetic, nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, veterinary and industrial products. Seppic is a vast team of men and women around the world who are passionate about what they do, serving their customers and the health, well-being and beauty of all. Conscious innovation is a cornerstone of our Corporate Social Responsibility program. Promoting renewable and sustainable resources, reducing the carbon impact of our new ingredients, and reducing the impact on biodiversity both upstream and downstream of the value chain, are at the heart of our innovation mission. This includes smart sourcing, eco-design, naturality profiling and low environmental footprint. Hence, the featured formulations showcase below ingredients from sustainable innovation:


■ AQUAXYL™ , a patented complex of natural sugars for skin hydration ■ ASPAR’AGE™, an extract of Asparagopsis armata where seaweed collection respects appropriate phytochemistry composition and complies to local regulations


■ EMOGREEN™ range , a unique high purity alkanes that are readily biodegradable and excellent alternatives to silicones


■ FLUIDANOX™ 20X, a green alternative to water-in-silicone emulsifier for easy spreading, soft-to-the-touch and non sticky textures


■ FLUIDIFEEL™ EASY, a natural and sustainable O/W emulsifier that allows cold process for time & energy savings ■ LANOL 2681, a green universal emollient that brings the lightweight and non-greasy skinfeel


■ MONTANOV™, an eco-friendly O/W emulsifier range that creates highly stable textures and promotes liquid crystals for skin moisturization


■ SOLAGUM™ AX, SOLAGUM™ TARA, SEPILIFE™ NUDE , SEPIPLUS™ K, SEPINOV™ EMT 10, SEPIMAX ZEN™ are cold processable, non-microplastic, multi functional rheological modifiers


■ SEPILIFT™ DPHP, an anti aging AMINOVECTOR™ and SEPITONIC™ M3.0, an energizing active, have high natural origin contents.


■ TALADVANCE, a nature-like extract of Centella Asiatica from Madagascar for skin radiance, MADECASSOSIDE, a soothing dermo-cosmetic active


Additionally, Seppic’s ECOSCORECARD provides key ingredient data involved at different steps of the product life cycle. Seppic can provide the ingredient’s naturality profile according to ISO 16 128 standard which further allows calculation of the formulation’s natural origin content.


Seppic Singapore No. 2 Venture Drive, #22-28 Vision Exchange, Singapore 608526 Email: singapore.seppic@airliquide.com Web: https://www.seppic.com/


LITTLE BOOK OF SUSTAINABLE INGREDIENTS


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