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PCHI returns to Shanghai in March
From 19 – 21 March, Personal Care and Homecare Ingredients (PCHi) 2018 will return to the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition and Convention Center to provide the industry with a platform for ingredient sourcing, knowledge exchange, and networking opportunities. Reed Sinopharm Exhibitions (RSE) has announced the start of online pre- registration for the upcoming event. Trade professionals planning to attend the event are encouraged to pre- register for their pass at
www.pchi-china.com/en/ Visitors/Visitor-Registration now.
Commenting on the
industry’s positivity towards PCHi, Peter Liu, project manager at RSE, said: “Over the years, the show has experienced exponential growth, and we saw over 18,000 trade visitors from more than 50 countries in attendance just this year. Looking ahead, we’re likely to achieve record-breaking participation for the 2018 event, with nearly 500 exhibitors from over 20 countries already confirming their booths. Undoubtedly, the show is growing from strength to strength, and our team’s mission is to provide every attendee with a fruitful experience.”
In anticipation of a wider and bigger audience, PCHi 2018 will feature a significantly larger exhibition area of 32,000 sqm and inject fresh perspectives to its event agenda. Evergreen show segments like the PCHi Conference Program will be further strengthened with exciting new topics to engage, fuel, and challenge conventional industry practices.
PERSONAL CARE ASIA PACIFIC
New Halal product certification
Grant Industries now offers over 350 products, containing a combined total of over 250 unique INCI ingredients, for personal care, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical markets that have been certified to the international Halal standard
HAS 2300. This portfolio of ingredients includes Grant’s silicone-based technologies, actives portfolio, and inorganic sun care products. The accreditation is recognised worldwide by Jakim Malaysia, MUI Indonesia, MUIS
Singapore, and CICOT Thailand. An onsite audit was conducted by a globally- accepted Halal certification provider to support the growing international demand for Halal certified products sold in nearly every country of the world.
High performance silicone fluid blend
A new high performance phenyl modified silicone fluid blend, BRB PB 152 (INCI: Trimethyl Pentaphenyl Trisiloxane (and) Diphenylsiloxyl Phenyl Trimethicone (and) Caprylyl Methicone), is a high performance silicone fluid blend, specially designed to achieve a high refractive and provide a pleasant and soft sensorial skin-feel. The multi- faceted benefits of this fluid blend make it extremely attractive in colour cosmetics as well as skin care and hair care. BRB PB 152 is used to provide high glossiness to formulation due to its high refractive index (RI: 1.52).
Used with a good
suspending agent, BRB PB 152 can be used to formulate oil-in- lotion toner products which provide superior aesthetics and sensory benefits to skin. Moreover, abundant oil bubbles suspended in the toner provide outstanding aesthetic to the formulation. Excellent gloss with low tackiness on lip colour formulations can be achieved with BRB PB 152. Together with BRB TMS resin series they are able to provide long lasting effect. BRB PB 152 is used to enhance the
appearance and feel of
hair by providing body and glossiness and to improve the texture of damaged hair. It can be formulated into water based hair spray with suspended oil droplets of BRB PB 152 in formulation. No shake is required during application to make it
convenient for the end user. BRB PB 152 can also be used in hair conditioners, serums and treatments.
BRB PB 152 is intended for supply in the Asia Pacific region only.
Expansion to beauty food range
Naturex has extended its ‘Beauty Food’ range of natural skin care solutions made with ingredients derived from plants found in the food chain. The new ‘Energy Boost’ collection comprises two concepts formulated with cornelian and acerola cherry extracts. Cornelian cherry (Cornus
officinalis Sieb. et Zucc) is an antioxidant-rich fruit used in traditional Chinese medicine that is in tune with two of the major current trends in cosmetics – superfruits and Asianification. It is not as widely known as some other ingredients in Asian medicine, which means it presents an
opportunity for innovation and differentiation. With its deep knowledge and long experience of working with plants, Naturex believes cornelian cherry is certain to become a highly successful beauty ingredient in the near future – just like cranberry a few years ago. The antioxidant power and
skin care benefits of cornelian cherry are well established. In vitro studies have shown that it stimulates by +710% the production of catalase, an enzyme that protects the skin from oxidative damage. It also stimulates by +120% the production of glutathione reductase, an enzyme that is key to maintaining the oxidative
balance of the cells. Cornelian cherry has also been shown to inhibit lipid peroxidation by - 40%. It is a genuinely ‘super’ superfruit that is also known to deliver soothing properties and enhance skin radiance. The acerola cherry
(Malpighia glabra L.) is well known for its very high vitamin C content and antioxidant power. It is widely recognised as the star among today’s trendy superfruits. Sourced in Brazil through a highly sustainable supply chain, Naturex’s acerola powder extract has been shown to have 26 times more antioxidant activity than orange.
November 2017
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