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the symbiotic power of ecosystems to develop innovative cosmetic ingredients. The first active ingredient created through


this platform exemplified this potential. Derived from endophytic yeast in cork oak’s protective bark, it strengthens skin defence mechanisms mainly by a proven comprehensive improvement in the lipid barrier. Building on this innovation, Provital’s second


Triplobiome Technology active promises to be a breakthrough innovation for the cosmetics industry with a never-heard-of storytelling around nature’s balancing systems, and advanced skin care science backing its triple efficacy. With this innovation, Provital expects to strengthen its leadership towards paving the way for a new era of sustainable beauty solutions.


Reachin Chemical (12C29) will introduce Repoly AVP (INCI: Ammonium Acryloyldimethyltaurate/VP Copolymer), which offers automatic wetting


and rapid swelling for effective thickening without neutralization, suitable for pH levels 4.0 to 9.0. Its enhanced cross-linking technology


provides clearer formulation solutions and instant melting upon application, resulting in a lightweight, refreshing sensory. With excellent suspension and emulsification capabilities, it stabilizes high concentrations of oils and particles.


Sequential (12C70)


Sequential (12C70), the skin microbiome testing company, has developed targeted skin microbiome panels through years of meticulous research. These panels focus directly on the microbial factors driving specific skin conditions, enabling a more precise and tailored approach. Leveraging its Smart Probe qPCR


technology, these panels provide unparalleled accuracy, resolving species and subspecies with statistically significant findings. Built exclusively on in vivo human samples, they outperform traditional sequencing methods, ensuring relevance and reliability for clinical studies and formulation development. With the strength of a database containing


over 25,000 microbial samples, Sequential is empowering researchers and brands to transform skin care innovation and deliver solutions backed by precision microbiome science.


Safic-Alcan (1A110)


Safic-Alcan (1A110) will introduce its latest ingredient additions, including green elastomers, advanced sensory powders along next-gen functionals and actives matching present and future needs. It is also highlighting its expanding global reach with the integration of Avees Biocos in India and Sarfam in Brazil.


Salicylates and Chemicals (1A110), a women- owned enterprise, is a global leader in manufacturing high-quality preservatives, UV filters, active ingredients, and emulsifiers for the personal care and pharmaceutical industries. Its expertise spans cutting-edge UV filters for sun care, advanced actives for targeted benefits, industry-leading preservatives, and its latest addition—emulsifiers designed for seamless performance. With over 500 skilled professionals, it is


committed to building long-term partnerships through trust, innovation, and excellence. It


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Silab (1D88) will present Liftilience, a film- forming natural active ingredient derived from its unique technology: FHB (functionalized helical biopolymer). This technology gives Liftilience optimized and scientifically proven tensor effect and adhesion properties. As a beauty enhancer, it provides smoothing


and radiance-boosting effects on the face. Users also perceive a sensation of softness close to that of velvet on the body. In addition, it acts as a makeup perfector by


improving the holding power of foundation and eyeshadow up to six hours after application. Silab’s sixth generation polyvalent tensor thus offers multiple rapid and long-lasting cosmetic benefits, proven in both the face and body care and make-up categories.


Sisterna (2C79) is offering in-cosmetics Global visitors the chance to step into a ‘World of Textures’ with its sucrose esters. Emulsions with all kinds of viscosities can be made with sucrose esters: butters with a very soft touch, cold processed cream-to-oil, gel-lotions, transforming gel-to-milk emulsions, anhydrous non greasy formulations, you name it. Although there are many different texture possibilities for the world to explore, Sisterna


prides itself on offering premium ingredients and fostering a customer-centric approach, ensuring the delivery of solutions tailored to the unique needs of its global clientele.


is highlighting four in Amsterdam: Light & Soft Body Butter, a rich body butter with a high concentration of butters and waxes; Gel-Lotion Eye Serum, an extremely effective serum due to the small oil droplet size (0.3 micrometre) of the oil actives, providing excellent skin penetration. The other two formulations are Light


Cream-to-Oil, a cold processed, gentle cream with a high percentage of light oils that gives a balanced oily sensation; and Good Night Facial Cleanser, a low viscous transparent oil-gel that turns into a milk on the skin when in contact with water, rinsing off impurities.


SNF (1D108) is launching Natursol EMI Rev, a readily biodegradable cationic rheology modifier that provides additional hair care benefits like moisturizing, improved combing, emulsification, and conditioning. The polymer enables customers to design minimalist, cold- processed formulations for leave-on and rinse- off hair care products. SNF is inviting all visitors to its stand in


Amsterdam for a moment of discovery and exchange on this patented technology with an exclusive lab session on Thursday 10 April at 09:30.


StratiCELL (12E89) is expanding its testing offer to women’s health. Women’s intimate care products market is currently experiencing a significant expansion, resulting in a growing demand for new feminine care ingredients. To accelerate its in vitro toxicology and


efficacy testing phases, StratiCELL now offers homemade 3D Human Vaginal Epithelium (HVE) reconstructed from isolated vulvar epithelial cells cultured on microporous supports at the air/liquid interface. Recently, the team succeeded in reconstructing 3D HVE tissue showing a histological structure similar to natural vaginal tissue. Moreover, when subjected to standard


vaginal cytotoxic stressors, HVE from StratiCELL reacted in the expected way by displaying robust tissue alterations as well as a significant inflammatory response. These encouraging results are inspiring the company to pursue its research into the validation of various efficacy assays on this new 3D vaginal model, in order to offer a wide range of in vitro testing solutions for new feminine health products in a near future.


Paris-based distributor Summit Cosmetics Europe (5C130) will highlight its portfolio, including Greaso Cocos from Gwaycos Korea, Lakei-Exo (EPH) from GFC, Lacto-PDRN from Biogenics, Dermalcare Avolia MB from Syensqo, U-Ferment Oil Marine from Zoe Bio and others.


SupadElixir (11F48), a leading manufacturer of active peptide ingredients in Korea, has launched Vamtoxin Solution 500-W, an ultra- low molecular weight peptide (approximately 500 Daltons) solution with Botox-like properties. Vamtoxin Solution 500-W mimics the


action of VAMP2 while inhibiting the binding of the SNARE complex. This process prevents muscle contraction, leading to a natural muscle relaxation effect.


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