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skin compatibility compared to the starting materials. Also on show is the Sustane CG 200 fragrance fixative designed to prolong the ‘fresh from the bottle’ sensation.
Equipforskin (545) will showcase a full line of active topical and tripeptides covering skin, hair and oral cosmeceutical needs like rejuvenation, regeneration, soothing, anti-ageing, redness reduction and hair regrowth.
The second innovation, PrimalHyal Hydra[+],
a new cationic hyaluronic acid claimed to bring better performances than other, ‘standard’ grades by at least a factor of two. The third, RetiLife, is said to be the first 100% natural and sustainable retinol. RetiLife is a fully natural biotech version of retinol, highly concentrated, at 50% in a fully natural chassis, made of sunflower oil and stabilised by a natural antioxidant system derived from rosemary.
Glen Mills (663) will highlight its range of Kakuhunter centrifugal planetary mixers, which are used to mix viscous pastes and degas any entrained bubbles, all in one unit able to handle a few grammes to 20 kilogrammes.
Equipforskin (545)
Future Digital Scientific (117) is unveiling its new SITA Foam Tester for water- and solvent- based formulations. The foam testing system consists of a removable measuring vessel with stirring unit, an integrated sample reservoir with magnetic stirrer, a cleaning system with external water source, an automatic optical measuring system and a touch display for operation directly at the device as well as the software SITA-FoamLab.
Gelest (1031) is launching a new line of products known as IncluSiGel, which are multifunctional polymer mixtures. The first ingredient available is the IncluSiGel 305 (INCI: Polyacrylamide (&) C13-14 Isoalkane (&) Laureth-7), which is a versatile, easy to use product that is a rheology modifier, thickener and emulsifier. Also on show is Gelest’s new hair care
brochure, Performance Ingredients for Hair Care, which was launched digitally in March. This brochure currently features some traditional Gelest products with a specific focus on hair care.
Givaudan Active Beauty (911) is launching three new ingredients at the show. The first, Gravityl, has been developed at its marine biotechnology Centre of Excellence using the power of sunlight and the capture of carbon dioxide to offer “unbelievable” skin benefits.
Giobiotics (1148) will launch an upcycled and fermented range of natural polymers for hairstyling and emulsion thickening. These include Gosulin Style, a combination of natural and biodegradable styling polymers obtained from sustainable agave, and Gosulin Hold, a combination of upcycled cellulose gum and agavins. The company says Gosulin Style together
with Gosulin Hold is an improvement compared to contemporary synthetic and non-biodegradable styling polymers. Also on show will be Risoline TC is a cold-processable rice thickener extracted from rice agriculture leftovers, compatible with cationic ingredients and Al/Zr-salts.
Hauschild Engineering (1669) will introduce three new ‘giant’ variants of its double asymmetric long radius centrifugal mixers for cosmetic liquids: Hauschild SpeedMixer Smart DAC LR 1100, 1500 and 2000. These new lab-scale units are powerful enough for highly viscous materials, offer container volumes up to 1 gallon, and can even mix multiple samples at once.
softening, detangling and conditioning. Aurist AGC is part of the new Aurist functional line.
Infinitee USA (1466) is showcasing two specialty ingredients: INFIN CBD Oil and INFIN Hemp Seed Oil. An effective emollient, INFIN CBD Oil is quickly absorbed into the skin, and finds application in body and face creams, lotions, and sunscreens; it is offered in 1%, 2%, and 5% concentrations. INFIN Hemp Seed Oil, which is non-greasy
and moisturizing, is obtained by cold-pressing the seeds of the Hemp plant, INFIN Hemp Seed Oil has skin-healing properties. Also available in refined form, INFIN Hemp Seed Oil, has applications in body and face creams, lotions, sunscreen, and soaps.
Infinitee USA (1466)
Integrity BioChem (120) is highlighting EdenSurf, a proprietary blend of mild, bio- based non-ionic surfactants with tunable HLB. The Texas company says EdenSurf allows formulators to improve the overall sustainability of their product while maintaining or improving the product’s effectiveness and cost.
Hauschild Engineering (1669)
IFF (1611) is introducing Designed Enzymatic Biopolymer (DEB), which has been developed to break the trade-off between performance and sustainability in functional ingredients. DEB uses advanced biotechnology to create novel, nature-inspired biopolymers that drive performance enhancement in beauty and personal care. Aurist AGC is the first ingredient enabled
Givaudan Active Beauty (911) PERSONAL CARE April 2023
by the new DEB platform: a biobased, biodegradable hair conditioning polymer with superior performance attributes in smoothing,
IOI Oleochemical (735) will present Softisan MagicPOWDER S, a cold-processable transforming ingredient allowing simple powder-to-emulsion formulas. The company says it instantaneously produces a soft emulsion with the simple addition of water, without the use of specific equipment. Safe, 100% natural-origin based, China compliant and with a minimalistic INCI, Softisan Magicpowder S additionally offers moisturization for versatile applications and customized concepts.
Kalichem (343) is unveiling its new Olivoil surfactants in powdery and concentrated form, which are sourced from olives upcycled from food industry with water-saving features. The Italian company says they are suitable for waterless and solid cosmetics in sustainable packaging, as well refillable cosmetics (either to coat with biodegradable film or to include in single dose packaging to dilute in water),
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