SUPPLIERS’ DAY 107
adherence and produces a luxurious after-feel on the skin.
Phosjel series, arranged according to viscosity and application, will soon be released. For insights into the latest K- beauty trends and beauty developments, join KCI at NYSCC. KLK Oleo (booth 875) will feature DavosLife E3 Tocotrienols, a natural and sustainably sourced vitamin E for topical applications and oral beauty supplements. DavosLife E3 range of Tocotrienols are versatile, multifunctional ingredients that provide potent antioxidant protection from oxidative stress. They reduce inflammation in the skin and have unique skin brightening properties, which alpha-tocopherol does not. They also upregulate COLI and COLIII genes to stimulate collagen production. This multifunctional efficacy enables
formulators to use fewer ingredients and allows multiple applications: Anti-ageing; anti-pollution; blue light protection; sun care; skin brightening/lightening. KLK Oleo will feature sample
formulations for skin brightening and blue light protection at the show. Visit KLK OLEO’s booth 875 to see these and sample a collagen-boosting drink featuring DavosLife E3 Tocotrienols.
Measuring contact angle and wetting of powders is key to understanding the ability of particles to be separated and evenly distributed throughout your matrix. This dispersion is particularly useful when formulating coloured cosmetics, antiperspirants and sunscreens. The measurement, called Washburn
Direct, is performed on a Krüss (booth 979), force tensiometer and begins by placing filter paper at the open bottom of a small glass cylinder. The tube is partially filled with powder and is placed in contact with a liquid. Over time, the liquid rises inside the powder to the saturation point. State-of-the-art, patented software by Krüss, known as Advance, measures this rate of rise by plotting the contact angles of the powder across time and automatically defines the valid range, eliminating any user guesswork. This data helps you to understand contact angle at a given point and the statistical variation of those contact angles. It is also possible to calculate average contact angle over a defined period. Honey is a strong brand, and a success
story. Already in ancient Greece, honey was used as a natural, energy source and cure- all. Still today, honey is associated with positive attributes and emotions: It is natural, sustainable, sweet, precious, luxurious and nutritious. Blossom Honey Pro, from Lipoid
Kosmetik (booth 722), is a COSMOS- certified, substantiated extract based on organic acacia honey, and is refined for optimal cosmetic use. Lipoid Kosmetik
April 2020 Miwon. Penreco. PERSONAL CARE EUROPE
Miwon obtains excellent manufacturing tech and capacity to accommodate the different needs of its customers. Miyoshi America (booth 843) will
Lipoid Kosmetik.
demonstrate that its composition of supersaturated sugar with more than 200 bioactive compounds result in the following benefits of Blossom Honey Pro: l Nourishment & energy supply to enhance skin cell proliferation and activity
l Powerful moisturisation through increased water attraction & storage
l Enhancement of skin volume and plumping by generating osmotic pressure
The positive associations of honey in combination with its proven efficacy make Blossom Honey Pro a powerful ingredient for nourishing, moisturising and volumising cosmetic applications. Miami Series from Miwon are biodegradable surfactants obtained by condensation of natural amino acids with fatty acids of natural source (CNO, PKO). These environmentally friendly surfactants are characterised by its low toxicity and multifunctionality such as moisturising, softening, and creamy lathering. Therefore, it makes Miami Series perfect ingredients for eco-friendly and gentle-to-human products. Mild formulation has been a mainstream concept in Asian cosmetic market for decades, especially in Korea and Japan. As one of the leading surfactant manufactures in Asia, Miwon Commercial launched its first Miami product line in the 1990s. Through constant efforts made on different cases,
promote their natural surface treatments at this year’s New York Suppliers’ Day. Miyoshi America has announced an addition to their MiyoSHADE line of globally compliant titanium dioxide sunscreens. This product line extension offers a high SPF sunscreen that has great dispersibility into various oil, providing the benefits of a hydrophobic surface treatment. The new MiyoSHADE products will come in a non-aluminum option, as well as a natural, non-silicone option. Paradigm Science supplies unique natural
ingredients for the personal care and cosmetic industry with a focus on exfoliants, extracts and minerals. Paradigm’s platform, “Truth in Marketing”, highlights ingredients that offer strong efficacy including clinically documented actives, ultra-deformable vesicles for enhanced active delivery, fermented active ingredients and natural preservatives.
In the Nio-Series line of active ingredients by Naturalis, natural active molecules are encapsulated into small elastic vesicles, Niosomes, that act as an effective delivery system to enhance skin penetration and increase the bioavailability of actives in the skin to ensure maximum effectiveness. Fermented active ingredients by SK
bioland are produced by natural extraction and microbial fermentation, providing moisturising, anti-inflammatory, cell proliferation, anti-ageing, anti-pollution and skin brightening properties. Paradigm’s Natural Caffeine and Green
Caffeine are high purity caffeine derived from green coffee beans which do not contain additives or preservatives. PSITM Green Caffeine USP is extracted using CO2 without the use of traditional solvents used to make caffeine. Versastique is an incredibly versatile line of translucent and clear stick product bases from Penreco, a leading independent producer of high-quality, specialty hydrocarbon products including white
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