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NEWS


Nouryon unveils Structure M3 polysaccharide co-surfactant


Nouryon has launched Structure M3, a biodegradable polysaccharide co- surfactant developed in response to consumers’ increasing preference for more natural and milder ingredients. Structure M3 co-surfactant


is said to significantly reduce the irritation potential of commonly used surfactant systems, offering customers the optimal balance of mildness, cleansing, and foaming in shampoo, facial cleanser, and body wash formulations. Designed with sustainability in


Symrise launches


mood-boost extracts Symrise has launched Flowerconcentrole, a collection of high-quality, easy-to-formulate olfactive flower extracts said to work well with all product and skin types. Deploying Symrise’s Actimood technology, the


products in this range can bring mood-enhancing properties to formulations that help brands deliver neurocosmetic benefits to consumers in turn.


The German maker says the transparent


or slightly opalescent liquids of the Flowerconcentrole products emanate a delicate and characteristic scent. They are harnessing the neuroscientific link


between the olfactive properties of plant extracts and the stimulation of positive emotions. Flowerconcentrole’s functional plant extracts


are sustainably sourced from Madagascar, France, and Bulgaria – with full traceability to the field – using best ethical and environmental practices. Made from 100%-natural (in line with ISO


16128) and upcycled ingredients, and readily biodegradable, the collection helps brands meet the growing consumer demand for more sustainable cosmetics. With their pleasant natural scent,


Flowerconcentrole products can also mask the smell of many formula bases. Furthermore, the flower extracts Symrise has


carefully selected are known for their antimicrobial properties, supporting consumer safety. The products are easy to use and handle in any emulsion or water-based formula.


mind, it is available as a waterless, free-flowing powder of high natural content (NOI1 = 85), and it is readily biodegradable (per OECD 301B2). Additionally, it is cold-water


processable and compatible with both sulfate- and sulfate-free surfactant systems. “The launch of this innovative


polysaccharide technology marks a significant advancement by providing formulators, cosmetic chemists, and beauty developers with an exceptional ingredient that


unlocks new possibilities in product innovation, performance, and sustainability,” it said. Structure M3 co-surfactant is


the latest in a series of more natural


products introduced by Nouryon. These include SolAmaze


Natural solution, a biobased, biodegradable, film-former that offers superior water resistance for high SPF emulsion sunscreens, Amaze Nordic Barley, a certified natural starch that is used to replace synthetic ingredients in skin and hair care products, and Amaze SP aesthetic modifier, a 100% biobased polymer that helps formulators to create more natural hairstyle products for consumers.


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June 2024 PERSONAL CARE


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