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penetrates the skin easily leaving a dry skin feel. This product is produced from raw materials
wild gathered from the forest floor. This approach protects the forest and biodiversity, the company says. Kukui is a known, but underused ingredient
amongst formulators, it adds. Forestwise’s launch of Kukui Nut Oil is the first time this incredible ingredient has been available in both a fair trade and organic grade. Formulators can use Kukui Nut Oil in skin
care as a moisturising agent and in hair care as a protecting oil. By using Kukui Nut Oil they will know they are getting a versatile ingredient but also that they will be helping to protect the Borneo rainforest, it says. French family-owned form Gattefossé will
highlight its award-winning 100% plant origin active ingredient, Solastemis. This acts at the heart of the epidermis machinery by protecting the DNA of keratinocytes from lesions induced by UVA and by boosting endogenous DNA repair capacity. In doing so, it preserves the stem cells of the epidermis and ensures enduring skin health. Beyond the epidermis, it also offers a shield
for the dermis by protecting key matrix proteins, i.e. collagen, elastin, from the degradation brought about by solar radiations. Gattefossé will also participate in the
Formulation Lab, hosting the ‘Luxurious UV Protected Skin Care with Solastemis and PEG-Free Vegan Emulsifier’ session led by Mie Lin Soong, Regional Technical Specialist - Personal Care at Gattefossé Asia Pacific on 1 November at 14:15. J. Rettenmaier & Söhne (JRS) will put
special focus in Bangkok on its raw materials for waterless cosmetics. A new raw material in its portfolio, Vivastar CS 40 DI will be highlighted by the Innovation Box. The German firm is also looking forward
to its showcasing Super-Disintegrant and its application possibilities at in-cosmetics Asia 2022. In addition, JRS offers a variety of additives based on cellulose, microcrystalline cellulose, apple, oat, starch, alginates and tara gum. Responding to the strong demand for
natural ingredients, US firm Kobo is showcasing Koboguard Natural 2063. This is a natural origin, oil soluble film former extracted from pinewood. The New Jersey outfit says the resin is
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current cosmetic trends that shift away from animal-based or artificial raw materials towards plant-derived, sustainable alternatives. By combining the cosmetic benefits
known from animal collagen with a vegan and sustainable source, PhytoCollagen is a functional plant-based alternative designed for the modern and conscious consumer. Spanish supplier LipoTrue is bringing its
Telessence concept, which features different active ingredients from three different technologies targeting stress from three different angles, to Bangkok. The company will give two technical seminars to discover more about Telessence and a novel active ingredient. Attendees can discover how to combat
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highly hydrogenated, exceptionally pale and has outstanding resistance to oxidation and discolouration. It is allergen-tested, making it particularly suitable for use in skin contact products and available as 50% solutions in natural origin carriers (volatile and non- volatile). Koster Keunen will launch its newest
technical data on its natural and vegan Kester Wax Series. Each of the six natural ester waxes provide specific and unique properties for formulators. The Connecticut company is inviting in-
cosmetics Asia attendees to stop by its booth to see its clean methods to create opacity, structure, viscosity and slip with studies and coordinating prototypes in all market segments. Koster Keunen will also expand on its
sustainability programme covering a solar-run facility, a sustainable beeswax programme supporting over 200,000 humans, its RSPO products, as well as its natural and upcycled wax options. Swiss supplier of actives, botanicals and phospholipid products Lipoid Kosmetik will showcase PhytoCollagen, an all-natural, vegan and sustainable collagen alternative sourced from the acacia tree that mimics the cosmetic benefits of animal-derived collagen. Collagen is one of the most popular active
ingredients in the anti-ageing or moisturizing categories. However, collagen is derived from animal or synthetic sources, which counteracts
three different types of stresses: ‘phystress’ that depletes the body of energy; ‘emostress’ that holds a weight in our mind and ‘envirostress’ caused by external aggressors. ProTec Botanica will present Floactiv, a range
of three 100% pure and natural active ingredients focused on anti-acne, anti-hair loss and anti- dandruff personal care applications. With increasing consumer demand for clean
beauty, the British company says essential oils are once again in the spotlight. “With new research, we see oils lend more than just fragrance; many are proving to be effective antimicrobial agents, eliminating bacteria resistant even to many antibiotics,” it added. “Others are shown to calm the scalp and
reduce the presence of yeasts; providing possible uses in anti-dandruff products. Some are even suggested to inhibit the cellular pathways deemed partially responsible for pattern baldness, therefore showing promise in reducing hair loss,” ProTec Botanica claims. For the first time at in-cos Asia, Rahn
will present Myramaze-Essence, which is its sensocosmetic active ingredient. By activating the sensory receptors of the skin and nose, it is said to relax skin and mind and reinstates the skin’s natural glow. Clinical studies have shown that the new
active can elicit a more positive mood in persons under stress by instantly lowering levels of stress hormones. It also claimed to generate radiance by activating five triggers: it balances facial hydration, reduces redness, brightens, reduces roughness and increases shine.
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