IN-COSMETICS GLOBAL 2023 REVIEW Salicylates & Chemicals


to create a variety of solid shampoo bars, and Syndopal SPS 501-MB, formulated with an ultra mild second surfactant, for manufacturing high- performance, premium solid shampoo bars. The final new product in the range represents a true industry innovation, Syndopal SHC 600- MB, an ultra-mild extruded syndet conditioner base which allows brands and manufacturers to elevate their haircare offerings and the only extruded solid conditioning base available on the personal care market. Arcaea launched ScentARC, a patent-pending


of natural, renewable raw materials and shows excellent durability and application properties. CLR presented its latest innovation, CutiFine


CLR (INCI: Vaccaria Segetalis (Cowherb) Extract, Adansonia Digitata (Baobab) Pulp Extract), the first ingredient that addresses all cell biological processes, which contribute to skin pores becoming more conspicuous. With CutiFine CLR, pore size is reduced by


its activity on the dermal compartment around the hair follicle which gives it structural support, keeping pores small. Additionally, pore size is addressed by reducing the hyperproliferation of follicular keratinocytes. SNF demonstrated its multifunctional


polymers for skincare, haircare, and sunscreen products. The Flocare, Natursol and Flogel range are cold-processable, high-performance polymers that provide customers with a wide range of textures. One of the oldest manufacturers of specialty


ingredients in India, Salicylates & Chemicals (SCPL), unveiled a number of new product launches at in-cosmetics Global. SCPL’s new launches include a new range


of mild multifunctional preservatives with exfoliating and moisturizing properties. To meet the growing demand of non-oily sunscreens, the Mumbai company has also launched two new UV-B filters – Salisol HEB and Salisol DHB. Stephenson launched its new soap-free


Syndopal range comprising four core products: Syndopal Solid Cleanser 400-MB, a unique syndet base for body and facial cleansing applications; Syndopal SS 500-MB, a high- foaming, soap-free syndet base formulated


prebiotic technology that naturally shifts the ecosystem of the underarm to prevent odour. The ingredient targets select underarm microbes to shift a consumer’s odour profile without antimicrobials or masking smells. In a third party consumer panel, 87% of


participants said the technology prevented bad smells from developing throughout the day. 100% said they found the product to be gentle and non-irritating. Chemyunion unveiled Polluout Detox,


a hair care ingredient that removes harmful particles and interferences from the hair and scalp, such as calcium, magnesium, copper and other pollutants accumulated when showering, bathing, swimming and so on, while improving shine, combability and treatment effectiveness, as well as protecting the hair’s DNA. Sharon Personal Care revealed several


new products including Pantrofina J-Gravity, Emulpharma Mimesis and a new addition to the SharoSENSE line. Pantrofina J-Gravity is a natural ingredient, palm-free, and derived from the extraction process of bancha tea in lavender


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essential oils. Emulpharma Mimesis, Sharon’s new green


emulsifier, is based on a proprietary combination of lecithin and polyglycerols and is capable of creating a light and sprayable texture for skin care products. The new addition to the SharoSENSE line is Preservation from NATURE. Created in a lab, Sharon says it answers the market demand for green and clean INCI preservation that is high in efficacy and safety.


Pavilions and clusters The event’s first-ever Indonesian Natural Ingredients Pavilion, one of nine at this year’s event, brought together seven unique suppliers of essential oils, aromas and plant extracts, including PT Aroma Atsiri Indonesia, Javagri, MB Plus Agro, PT Mignon Sista International, PT Merpati Mahardika, Pemalang Agro Wangi, and Rumah Atsiri Indonesia. Brazilian company Apoena Biotech made


their debut at in-cosmetics Global by showcasing three new products: APOBIO Slim, a postbiotic active produced by Lactobacillus with anti- cellulite action and skin barrier protection; and APOBIO Skin, a postbiotic active for moisturizers, facial creams, eye creams and serum formulations made from the fermentation of Astragalus membranaceus, a medicinal plant used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries, with Bacillus subtilis. Part of the Brazilian pavilion, the company


also revealed Ramnocare, a multifunctional biosurfactant with antioxidant and skin protective action for make-up remover lotions. Demonstrating insights into the local Spanish


market, Beauty Cluster – the largest Spanish cosmetics, perfumery, and personal care cluster in the country – led the event’s Spanish pavilion, bringing together seven Spanish suppliers, including Lluch Essence, IBSINA, EG Active Cosmetics, Global Fragrances Lab, Amita HC, Neftis Laboratorios and Aitex.


Industry leaders share insights Opening the Marketing Trends Theatre, Euromonitor senior beauty research analyst Conor Spicer explored the transformation of


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