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IN-COSMETICS ASIA PREVIEW
First-time exhibitorMisceo by Dynamic (P85) will showcase its quality, affordable homogenisers and mixers used by learning institutions, indie brands, bespoke formulators, professional R&D teams and in-house manufacturing for small production runs. The company’s unique modular and portable solutions are manufactured to exacting standards with equipment shipped worldwide from its factory in France. Born from consultation between parent
company, Dynamic, and a meeting with the French Lab, EPHYLA, Misceo has become a name synonymous with quality affordable cosmetic manufacturing equipment worldwide. The company says whether you are learning, making a 100gm R&D sample or a 300l manufacturing run, it has equipment to suit.
excellent pigment dispersing power. It is practical in use, suitable for cold or hot processes, and has perfect qualities for skin care, hair care, and colour cosmetics.
Misceo by Dynamic (P85)
Naolys (K30) will offers in-cosmetics Asia visitors the chance to explore its pioneering, patented biotechnology that creates whole active plant cells, preserving bioactive compounds for unique, powerful ingredients. In addition, Naolys will make a surprise product launch dedicated to the Asian market. Distinguished by its development of whole
plant cells, the French firm’s plant-based actives encompass the plant’s full molecule spectrum, offering versatile benefits for skin and hair. The result, it says, is effective products with maximal skin impact and minimal environmental impact.
First-time exhibitor at in-cosmetics Asia O&3 (F100) is a supplier of over 950 natural oil ingredients. In Bangkok, the company will be sampling its key categories including absolutes, butters, cold-pressed oils, essential oils, infused oils, organic ingredients, refined oils, scrubs, waters and waxes. O&3 experts will be on hand to discuss how
it sources natural ingredients that are just as kind to people’s skin as they are to planet and people it sources them from.
Oleon (K70), which specializes in in converting natural fats and oils into a wide range of oleochemical products, will highlight Jolee 7750 - a natural emollient with silicone-like sensorial properties, built from fully natural building blocks via esterification, and readily biodegradable. It is a light ester that is easily absorbed,
without leaving any residual shine or greasiness on the skin. Jolee 7750 has efficient hair detangling properties and is said to have
PERSONAL CARE October 2023
South Korean company Roots Lab (Q90) will showcase Pear Cell, an eco-friendly abrasive material used for exfoliation and is produced by upcycling damaged fruits and pear juice byproducts that are usually incinerated.
Salicylates and Chemicals (H20), a women- owned enterprise with over four decades of experience, will highlight its preservative systems, UV filters, active ingredients, and new chelated minerals. Salicylates takes pride in offering cutting-edge UV-A & UV-B filters. To meet the growing demand of non-oily sunscreens, it will launch two new UV-B filters, Salisol HEB (Diethylhexyl Butamido Triazone) and Salisol DHHB (Diethylamino Hydroxybenzoyl Hexyl Benzoate). The Indian firm will also introduce a new
line of mild multifunctional preservative blends. These blends are formulated with lactic acid and boast exfoliating as well as moisturizing properties, offering a gentle yet effective solution. Additionally, its 2023 offerings include a selection of natural extracts like tamarind, bakuchiol, and liquorice, which hold promise for various skincare formulations.
liquid dispersion with multifunctional use as a conditioning agent and rheology modifier. Ideally suited as a conditioning and thickening polymer in hair conditioners, skin, and sun creams/lotions, it opacifies and is used as a stabilising and suspending agent. It is also cold-processable and it does not require neutralization. Texique PQ37 can condition and improve
viscosity all in one. It is a preservative free cationic acrylic homopolymer dispersion using naturally derived hemisqualane to deliver excellent performance. As a conditioning and thickening polymer ideally suited for a diverse range of applications, Texique PQ37 is a great addition to any number of formulations. As well as skin and hair care, it is also excellent in sun creams and lotions as well as aqueous systems.
Scott Bader (B41)
Seiwa Kasei (H40) is launching Botanical Silk (INCI name: Hydrolyzed Rice Protein), which has three features: silk alternative, 100% plant derived, and sustainability. Botanical Silk contains high amounts of glycine and alanine like silk among plant-derived proteins. It shows the similar properties in terms of the repairing damaged hair and improving hair smoothness same as silk. Botanical Silk is derived from the rice
Salicylates and Chemicals (H20)
Scott Bader (B41) will unleash Texique PQ37, a cationic inverse emulsion for the personal care market. PQ37 is a preservative-free
and approved by Ecocert, COSMOS and NATRUE. Therefore, it meets vegan standards. Meanwhile, Botanical Silk is made from broken rice not suitable for food, meaning it is readily biodegradable.
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