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our bundle of sustainable ingredients that are touching lives every day in every way in more than 123 countries”. These cover functional efficacies ranging from emollients to foam boosters, viscosity thickeners, humectants, cleansing agents, surfactants, pearlescents, antioxidants anti-ageing agents and more. KLK has 12 manufacturing facilities in
Malaysia, Indonesia, China and Europe. All of its products are naturally derived from non- GMO palm fruits, sourced directly from RSPO P&C-certified plantations, and manufactured in RSPO and MSPO SCC-certified facilities. It has an explicit commitment to ‘No Deforestation, No Peat and- No Exploitation’ in addition to its sustainability policy.
This year at Suppliers’ Day, Chemrez (Booth 1275) will be launching its plant-based ‘cocolatum’ as a natural alternative to petrolatum. Vegan, biodegradable and made from sustainable coconut, this has comparable moisturising properties to petrolatum, making it easy to apply, and does not build up on the skin. “It acts as the skin’s second layer, lowering the trans-epidermal water loss and helping balance the skin’s microbiome,” the company adds. Also on show is the CocoMCT-enriched nourishing coconut emollients and smoothening butter, which, Chemrez says, will help improve the skin’s barrier for long-lasting moisturisation. Chemrez offers a wide range of other dermatologically-tested, non-irritating cleansing ingredients to protect the skin against bacteria and viruses, as well as eco-friendly functional ingredients from carrier oils, emulsifiers, foaming agents, disinfecting actives and natural preservatives.
At Booth 1525, Lipotrue is inviting visitors to discover how to combat three different types of stresses that can take a particularly heavy toll on the skin and cause its natural pace of ageing to accelerate: ‘phystress’, which depletes the body of energy; ‘emostress’, which “holds a weight in our mind”; and ‘envirostress’ caused by external aggressors. It will be showcasing different active ingredients, from three different technologies targeting stress from three different angles, under the same concept of Telessence.
Laboratoires Expanscience (Booth 938) will use the show to launch Calybiota Bio, a microbiota-rebalancing active ingredient that protects women’s intimate flora. Calybiota Bio is a 100% natural, COSMOS- certified, biotechnological extract. Rich in polysaccharides, it is obtained from the calyx of red kapok tree flowers, sustainably sourced in Africa. The company says that Calybiota Bio
“helps all women feel good and comfortable in their intimacy, especially menopausal women”. It is said reduce sensations of discomfort, while soothing and moisturising and also having a prebiotic effect on Lactobacillus. Feminine hygiene in general is a key theme for Expanscience in New York, along with the microbiota and upcycling from its lupine, avocado and passionfruit supply chains.
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Eastman (Booth 722) says that it offers “a broad portfolio of specialty ingredients that empower formulators to create products that meet new consumer expectations for beauty, sustainability, comfort and expression”. This ranges from helping to formulate gender-neutral and colour- expressive products, such as mascara and nail polish, to creating foundation shades tailored for ethnic inclusion. “Leverage our expertise to create hair products that meet various beliefs, lifestyles and ethnicities. And let’s work how you can develop beauty products that celebrate age as well as youth,” the company says.
Uute Scientific (Booth 445) is showcasing Reconnecting Nature microbial extract, an active ingredient for face and body care products, which can be used for all skin types, including sensitive skin. This is described as “a substance with a diverse microbial community derived from nature, that restores the physical connection with nature which people have lost, due to urbanisation and busy lifestyles”. The core idea behind it is to mimic the rich biodiversity found in forests and nature and bring that to customers in a safe and easy-to-use form. The extract’s microbial composition is
measured from every manufactured batch using next generation sequencing. It contains billions of safe microbial particles. “Inactivated microbes enhance the skin’s protective barrier and restore the balance of the microbiome while soothing the skin. The extract is recognised in the skin’s receptors using cytokines that are in the skin follicles, where information is transferred to our defence system,” Uute says.
As part of a new strategic direction which has sustainability as a key driver, Sasol Chemicals (Booth 1467) is focusing on its Parafol line of high-purity oleochemical-based paraffin emollients. This is part of a broad range of ingredients that can be tailored for many different personal care applications. In particular, Parafol 12 RSPO-MB is a
biodegradable, high purity, linear paraffin derived from renewable resources. It is described as an ideal choice for replacing light and volatile silicone oils like cyclomethicones, as well as volatile dimethicones, to enable more environmentally friendly formulations. Parafol 12 RSPO-MB spreads, evaporates and dries quickly, helping it to distribute smoothly and evenly without an oily feel.
Paradigm Science (931)
At Booth 931, Paradigm Science is showing its portfolio of materials that offer strong efficacy with a focus on exfoliants, extracts, actives and minerals. The range also includes clinically documented actives, ultra-deformable vesicles for enhanced active delivery, fermented active ingredients, postbiotic microbial ingredients and natural preservatives Among these are PSI Green Caffeine and
PSI Natural Caffeine, which are both high purity caffeine derived from green coffee beans that contain no additives or preservatives. The former is extracted using CO2
without the use
of traditional solvents used to make caffeine. Paradigm also distributes the products of Hyundai Bioland, Naturalis, Laboratorios Argenol, TC-USA, Gelest, Granula, Green Oleo and VegeTech, and is showing their products too.
Cornelius (Booth 1755) is showcasing Cor-Sil Avance (INCI: PEG-7 Dimethicone Ether), a patented molecule that, the company claims, “disrupts traditional silicone-based emulsion thinking and offers a more sustainable route to water-in-silicone emulsions” in functional skin care. It does not compromise the premium sensorial properties silicones are known for and produces emulsions with a light elegant skin feel and improved after-feel, with no pilling “Cor-Sil Avance allows rapid emulsification
at room temperature, saving energy, reducing carbon footprint and cost, and liberating capacity at the manufacturing site. It also allows for the reduction of ingredients in the formulation chassis, resulting in less product stewardship and transportation, again reducing environmental impact,” Cornelius says. “Being stable with a wide range of ingredients, Cor-Sil Avance is the ideal choice for a wide range of colour cosmetic, skin and sun care formulations.”
Koster Keunen (Booth 907) will share the newest technical data on its six-strong natural and vegan Kester Wax series for both anhydrous and emulsion performance. Each of the six provides specific and unique properties for formulators and the company will showcase its “clean methods to create opacity, structure, viscosity and slip, with studies and coordinating prototypes in all market segments”. The company will launch new Kester Waxes
Sasol Chemicals (1467)
and 16 new prototype formulas showcasing the themes of natural and clean formulations, sustainability, alkyl ester wax chemistries and natural waxes. It is also expanding on its
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