IN-COSMETICS ASIA 2026 PREVIEW 25 HIGHLIGHTS FROM SELECTED EXHIBITORS
Aegis Beauty Solutions (C50) will highlight its extensive portfolio of sun care ingredients, including AEGIVITA S, BHB UL, T150, MD, APLUS, DTS, MDB, PBSA and UV-TL. These ingredients provide formulators with versatile options for UVA and UVB protection, SPF enhancement and the development of high-performance sunscreen products across different formats.
Agrana (X54) is showcasing its starch portfolio that includes COSMOS-certified native and modified starches from rice, potato, wheat, maize, and tapioca, as well as organic-certified and lipophilic starches. These multifunctional ingredients support texture, viscosity, sensory performance, and powder formulations, making them valuable natural aesthetic and rheology modifiers. The Austrian ingredient maker is also
highlighting PuraBeet, a 100% plant-based, crystalline betaine derived from GMO-free sugar beets and upcycled from a sugar-production side stream. It provides excellent hydration, supports the skin barrier, enhances skin softness and visibly reduces wrinkles. In hair care, it improves combability, helps
control frizz, supports colour retention, and reduces dandruff. Its gentle profile also makes it suitable for sensitive skin and oral care applications.
Aromatic & Allied (M21)
Aromatic & Allied (M21) will be showcasing its range of natural and botanical ingredients in Bangkok, with a focus on high-quality essential oils, absolutes, concretes and natural isolates for cosmetic, fragrance and personal care applications. Its portfolio includes a diverse selection of
Indian-origin ingredients such as jasmine sambac absolute oil, jasmine grandiflorum absolute, rose absolute, tuberose absolute, vetiver oil, patchouli oil, davana oil, carrot seed oil, turmeric oil, frankincense oil, geranium oil, lavender oil and ylang-ylang oil. It will also highlight natural mint oils and
Agrana (X54)
Alpol Cosmétique (Z30) is unveiling three new sunscreen products in Bangkok, allowing visitors to discover an experience centred on ultra- sensory pleasure with a delicately powdery feel. Fluid and lightweight textures that are barely
noticeable on the skin and provide a mattifying effect, all with very high SPF protection. Meanwhile, on the skin care front, the
French company is introducing unique, sensorial textures designed to deliver both efficacy and an exceptional user experience. At the heart of these formulas are four star
active ingredients inspired by aesthetic medicine: spicules, biotech retinoids, collagen and PDRN.
Argeville (K70) will present ‘Echoes of Rituals’, the French fragrance house’s collection that explores fragrance as a ritual, blending ancestral
isolates, including peppermint, spearmint, corn mint and bergamot mint oils, together with ingredients such as menthol, l-menthol, linalool, linalyl acetate, l-carvone and limonene.
AT Lab (Q69) will showcase its latest innovations in visual encapsulation and advanced delivery systems, designed to help formulators create distinctive, high-performance cosmetic products. A key highlight from the Korean company will
be AT Lab’s Visible Sphere range, a customizable wet-bead platform offering flexibility in shape, size, colour, and active ingredients. From spherical and cube-shaped beads to petal, thread, and other unique designs, the range enables visually differentiated concepts across various cosmetic applications. Featured innovations include ATL Scrub(B),
a cellulose-containing scrub bead combining visual appeal with gentle exfoliation, and ATL Soft Sphere, specially designed for surfactant-based
traditions, natural ingredients, and contemporary wellbeing. The collection presents eight fragrances,
inspired by rituals from four different countries: Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam and Korea. These creations lend the act of applying
fragrance to a cultural and sensory dimension. In today’s world, consumers are seeking more than beauty, they are searching for connection, authenticity, and meaning. Ancestral wisdom, and time-honoured rituals are emerging as powerful sources of inspiration, guiding modern self-care with purpose and cultural depth.
formulations such as shampoos and body washes. AT Lab will also introduce Mipaulic Centella PDRN and Mipaulic Ginseng PDRN, two liposomal products featuring plant-derived vegan PDRN. Centella PDRN focuses on soothing, skin repair, and barrier care, while Ginseng PDRN supports skin renewal, antioxidant care, and barrier strengthening.
BASF (AC10) is highlighting three new ingredients. Plantapon Amino ASP is a next-generation amino acid-based cleansing technology that sets a new benchmark in multifunctional cleansing performance. Its unique hydrophobicity technology delivers easy rinse, fast blow-dry, and anti-stain benefits, providing perceivable sensory enhancement on skin, hair and tooth surface. The result is a superior cleansing experience that boosts consumer comfort while supporting water and energy savings. Emulgade Verde PE advances new possibilities
for cosmetic formulations. This polyglyceryl- based surfactant blend forms niosome vesicles that enhance the delivery of hydrophilic actives, helping maximize their efficacy. As an innovative drop-in technology, it integrates seamlessly into existing manufacturing processes, enabling highly customizable formulations with greater efficiency and simplicity. NeoHelix Regenerate introduces a
breakthrough in intelligent collagen repair. Inspired by Collagen Hybridizing Peptide (CHP) technology, this smart peptide selectively targets damaged collagen fibres to support the skin’s regenerative foundation where it is needed most, promoting firmer, smoother, and more rejuvenated-looking skin.
BASF (AC10)
Biogründl (Y70) will showcase its Upcycled Actives range, featuring grapevine, grape, wine, sweet almond and olive-derived extracts. The collection makes use of different plant parts, including vine branches and leaves, grapefruit, wine residues, almond fruit and peel, and olive leaves, fruit, bark and pomace. Founded in Tarragona, Spain, in 2012,
Biogründl develops upcycled botanical actives by recovering valuable plant fractions that would otherwise be left in the fields or discarded after
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