CLEAN BEAUTY SYNTHETIC SODIUM MAGNESIUM HECTORITE BENTONE HYDROCLAY 2100


73 COMPETITOR MAGNESIUM ALUMINIUM SILICATE


Figure 5: Visualisation of enhanced cleansing properties of Bentone Hydroclay 2100 This phenomenon is known as stick sweating.


In very unstable systems such as temperature fluctuation, which is very common in tropical regions, or improper storage, can lead to the melting of the stick completely.


Hectorite-based organoclay gels Hectorite-based organoclay gels (commercially available as the Bentone Gel series) can create a network in the stick’s oil phase, working together with the waxes in the system to promote a fine, homogenous crystalline structure that leads to an increased stick integrity. Unlike the crystalline mechanism of waxes,


the gel network is built up via hydrogen bonding formed by the hydroxyl groups on the edges of the organoclay platelet. This network is much more thermo-


Stick Formula Without Bentone Gel Stick Formula With Bentone Gel Figure 6: Moisture Boost Serum Stick (F-1012-01) with and without 10% Bentone Gel LC V stored at 50°C


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