IN-COSMETICS ASIA PREVIEW The UK firm says it meets the demands of
the personal care market through its range of alky polyglucosides, alkanolamides, amine oxides and betaines. The betaines range includes its recently developed Ultra Low Salt Betaine, the next step in personal care formulations. Low Salt Betaine can provide foam boosting,
increased lather, skin mildness and more. These surfactants are free from sulphates, parabens and animal testing throughout whilst being biodegradable and naturally sourced, making them complaint with varying lifestyles. Libra’s EFfCI-compliant betaine plant at its UK site is one of the largest specialized plants available, allowing for large-scale and automatic production of high-quality and pure betaines for personal care.
MFCI (R78), a Chinese firm that has been making UV filters for 30 years, will showcase its ingredients for sunscreen products. These include Mfsorb 104, Mfsorb 502, Mfsorb 512. Mfsorb 512 is said to have excellent light
stability, strong UVA protection, excellent solubility, great formulation flexibility, good compatibility with other UV filters and cosmetic ingredients, and excellent free radical protection. In addition to sunscreen ingredients, it also makes other UV-related products such as Mfbooster 520 and Mfsorb Colomate.
Mibelle Biochemistry (R40) will launch a brand new ingredient to address the hot topic of NAD+ in cosmetics. NAD+ plays a crucial role in various cellular processes and has received significant attention in anti-ageing supplements. However, the use of NAD+ in cosmetics failed
so far, as the molecule has a very poor stability in formulations and cannot be taken up into skin
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cells. The Swiss firm will reveal its new natural active ingredient that boosts NAD+ for a fourfold skin rejuvenation. Mibelle will also present TiMOOD, a novel
neurocosmetic active based on timut pepper, a spice from the Himalayas. TiMOOD improves neuronal function in the skin and positively influences emotional wellbeing through the skin- brain axis. This ‘look good - feel good’ concept is proven by a combination of in vitro and clinical studies.
Libra Speciality Chemicals (J88)
Lipoid Kosmetik (M60) is launching Immortelle Oil Pro, an efficacy-proven, COSMOS-certified plant extract based on the golden Immortelle flower suited for body care applications. Immortelle (Helichrysum italicum) is known for its active lipophilic components that strengthen the skin matrix and reduce inflammation. As an oil-based extract, Immortelle Oil
Pro is ideal to be incorporated into products that can be massaged into the skin, which is why it the ideal addition for precious body care applications promoting a refined body silhouette with even and firm skin.
Lucid Colloids (A79) will showcase its range of Catcol range of colloids, including Catcol Smart Peel premix powder for peel-off face/ body masks; Catcol SF-23 natural hydrocolloid for transparent formulations; Catcol SBW- 97 synthetics-free rheology modifier; Catcol PC-474 natural polymer system; Catcol C LL-1 natural hydrocolloid derivative to boost hair shine; and Catcol P2L-5421 premix for powder to liquid face/hand/body wash.
McKinley Resources (Z51) will showcase products that the US firm says include some of the industry’s most sought after ingredients. These include ingredients for anti-ageing (Beta- Glucan M, Nuovo-Profline 16, Macamin RL, MacDerma CSA); anti-acne (MacDerma AZA, MacDerma MA); antioxidant (MacDerma ALA, MacDerma FA); skin lightening (G-Hexuron, L-Hexuron, Macamin NC, MacDerma TA, Skinbrite-30); FeruliShield Feruloyl Glycerides SPF boosters (FeruliShield Soy, FeruliShield Coconut) and many more.
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