NYSCC SUPPLIERS’ DAY PREVIEW
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.
Silken Materials (777) is showcasing luxurious textures and noticeable improvements in skin health and hair vitality. These include Hydrating All Day Primer, a primer gel that lays the foundation for a flawless, long-lasting all natural look. Powered by advanced silicone ingredients
such as Cyclopentasiloxane (and) Dimethicone / Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Phenyl Trimethicone, and Trimethylsiloxysilicate, this innovative formula creates a breathable barrier that smooths skin texture while locking in moisture. Also on show is Nourishing Beard Serum,
a premium beard serum is formulated with LK-PTM, LK-MTM and LK-Q5, delivering a rich, attractive appearance while nourishing facial hair. Designed to minimize dryness, maximize softness, and enhance durability, for those seeking the ultimate beard care solution and staying impeccably groomed.
comprehensive directory of laboratories and testing methods, helping cosmetic brands and researchers find the right solutions for product evaluation. Its We Are Testing concept brings together
key players in cosmetic testing, allowing them to showcase their expertise at major industry events through co-exhibiting at major events, such as NYSCC Supplier’s Day. This initiative fosters collaboration and visibility among testing professionals and creates a real synergy among cosmetic testing experts and Skinobs. Skinobs is presenting alongside CIDP, Byome
Labs, Cortex, and Scibase, highlighting cutting- edge innovations in cosmetic testing.
Sonneborn (2219) is highlighting a range of high purity, innovative products at Suppliers’ Day. With a focus on high-quality and customized solutions, its latest market offerings include silicone alternatives, naturals, and renewable solutions.
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Sonneborn (2219)
Spec-Chem (403/503) is unveiling a new product launch, SpecBio SL-Active-60, a high content, high purity of yeast ferment extract (rich of lactone form of sophorolipids), obtained through 100% natural fermentation process, native index is 1. Thanks to the special carbon chain
WAWHITE
The Natural Alternative to Synthetic Cosmetic Powders
Sironix (2460)
Sironix (2460) is excited to launch a new 100% plant-based anionic surfactant based on plant oils and agricultural residues delivers superior foaming, exceptional mildness, and outstanding performance, making it perfect for a range of cleansing products such as body washes, shampoos, facial cleansers, and hand soaps. Designed to meet the growing demand for
sustainable, skin-friendly formulations, Sironix’s surfactant offers an eco-friendly solution that combines powerful cleansing with gentle care.
Skinobs (857) is the first platform referencing preclinical and clinical testing solutions for the beauty industry worldwide. It provides a
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