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significant claims solution in the industry. “We look forward to welcoming conversations with formulators, brands and raw ingredient providers of personal care products. Our team of highly skilled professionals, specialising in microbiome analysis, will ensure that every aspect of the process is carried out with utmost precision and expertise,” said a spokeswoman. “With our in-house analysis capabilities, we
have complete control over the entire process, from sample collection to data interpretation. This not only ensures a seamless workflow but also guarantees the highest level of accuracy and reliability in microbiome analysis. Rest assured that when you choose our services, you are opting for the best-in-class expertise and leading-edge technology for your microbiome research needs,” she added.
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Wintersun Chemical (278), a proud member of the National Association of Chemical Distributors (NACD), has been active in the cosmetic and personal care ingredient market since 2001. Based in Ontario, California, Wintersun has over 70,000 square feet of ingredients in stock and ready for immediate shipment.
XJY Silicones (714) is a Chinese high-tech enterprise for innovation and R&D of silicone resin, with over 30 years of experience in the silicone industry. Said to have one of the largest continuous production lines of silicone resin in the world, the Jiangxi-based firm specializes in silicone raw material for cosmetics and personal care applications to improve performance. These include Trimethylsiloxysilicate TMS film- forming agent, Silicone elastomer gels, Phenyl Trimethicone, Polymethylsilsesquioxane PMSQ, and Methyl Trimethicone (Cyclic-free silicone oil).
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Last but not least, Personal Care Global magazine (711) will be present to discuss future editorial and advertising opportunities in the magazine and Little Book series, as well as renew contacts. We look forward to seeing you there.
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Shanghai OLI Enterprises (778) is taking the wraps off Cellpolypid, a synthetic bionic material of cell membrane structure. It has the same hydrophilic phosphate groups and similar hydrophobic alkyl chains to the structure of natural skin phospholipid. With an ‘artificial cell membrane’ lipid bilayer structure, Cellpolypid is said to show superior moisturizing effects, including intelligent moisturizing, irritation shielding, and repairing. It is said to make raw materials more
stable and efficient, and improve solubility, compatibility and transdermal absorption. With the modification of Cellpolypid, the Chinese firm claims, active ingredients can become milder and more irritation-free.
TRI-K (523), which focuses on efficacious proteins, natural peptides, multi-functional actives and microbiome-friendly ingredients, is highlighting a number of hero ingredients. These include EssentiaTein Protect, which repairs hair strands from UV damage, locks in essential hydration and enhances shine. Also on show is Fision HydraTress, which is said
to deliver 24-hour frizz control, improved shine, softer ends, and enhanced hair conditioning for easy manageability. TRI-K’s Microbiome range of preservatives meanwhile offers increased multifunctionality.
Vanderbilt Minerals (612) will unveil its natural rheology control expertise, such as its water- washed natural smectite clays sold under the trade names Vanatural Bentonite Clay and Veegum Magnesium Aluminum Silicate. The company also supplies Vanzan Xanthan Gum and Vanatural CA, a fast-hydrating, acidic-pH bentonite clay said to be ideal for skin-pH topicals.
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