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a heavy or greasy residue, making it particularly relevant for lightweight skin care and blemish- prone skin concepts. In hair and scalp care, it improves conditioning and shine, supports scalp moisture balance and provides long-lasting frizz reduction, an important benefit in high-humidity conditions. Its exceptional resistance to oxidation also helps protect formulation quality, sensory consistency and shelf life over time.
Jojoba Valley (AJ62) will showcase its full portfolio of versatile beauty solutions. Visitors to its stand in Bangkok will experience its signature golden and colourless jojoba oils, alongside rich jojoba butter and multi-functional jojoba wax, designed to elevate skin, hair, and sun care formulations. Highlighting its display this year are JVAS
and JVAHS, its first-to-market, 100% natural jojoba-enriched vegetable silicone alternatives. Formulated to serve as sustainable substitutes for volatile and non-volatile silicones like Cyclomethicone D5 and Dimethicone, JVAS and JVAHS provide a silky, light, non-greasy feel with fast absorption and enhanced spreadability— without compromising on performance or environmental standards.
Kalin Enterprise (AA79), rooted in Taiwan and expanding across China, Japan, and southeast Asia, is showcasing its raw materials designed for a lightweight, skin-fit feel. Its emulsifiers and active ingredients combine to create unique textures and efficacy. The Taipei firm is highlighting three main
products. NEK MC-9EX is a transparent O/W gel that can be used in cold processes to make nano- emulsion. NEK SS-5051 is a transparent silicone W/O
emulsifier that allows you to create flowable products with excellent stability. Super Boosth-HA is a silanized hyaluronic acid
that enhances adhesion, film formation, and long- lasting performance. It can create smooth, durable, and lightweight formulations.
Lipoid Kosmetik (X49)
Lipoid Kosmetik (X49) will launch Depigmentation Factor, an efficacy-proven, COSMOS/NATRUE-approved and Halal-certified active ingredient combining a full-spectrum bearberry leaf extract with an advanced liposomal carrier system. Naturally rich in β-arbutin, polyphenols,
flavonoids and tannins, the active targets uneven pigmentation while providing complementary antioxidant and skin-conditioning benefits. Its phospholipid-based delivery system supports enhanced penetration and skin compatibility. Convincing in vitro and in vivo studies
Lamberti Home & Personal Care (Y79)
Lamberti Home & Personal Care (Y79) will showcase innovative ingredients and formulation solutions for hair care, skin care, sun care and
demonstrate effective inhibition of melanin synthesis, reduced melanin density and visible pigmentation spots, together with improved skin lightness, hydration and comfort. With its combination of proven efficacy, natural origin and high tolerability, Depigmentation Factor offers a modern, skin-friendly approach to pigmentation care. It helps visibly reduce dark spots and promote a more even-looking
cleansing. The focus will be on how smart ingredients, and formulation choices can contribute to skin longevity: moving beyond short- term correction towards maintaining skin health, resilience and appearance over time. As the first step of any skin care routine,
cleansing plays a key role in this approach, making mild, skin-respecting surfactant systems increasingly relevant. Here, Eucarol SoFo comes on stage: combining sugar-based surfactants with biotech-derived glycolipids, it delivers effective yet exceptionally gentle cleansing, with incomparable respect for the skin, a soft, creamy foam and outstanding skin feel. From cleansing to protection, Alpicare DBS is Lamberti’s high-performance dispersing agent and solubiliser for organic and mineral UV filters, pigments and powders, helping formulators achieve homogeneous protection, improved texture and a lightweight, silky sensory profile. Visitors will also have the opportunity to
discuss formulation challenges, explore application concepts and discover how Lamberti’s technical expertise and customer-focused approach can support the development of innovative, high- performance beauty products for tomorrow.
complexion, making it an ideal choice for daily- use skin lightening formulations.
Lucid Colloids (F55) will feature its Catcol range of functional polymers designed to help formulators create next generation products with enhanced texture, sensory performance, and functionality.
This includes Catcol Smart Gel, a newly launched product that supports gel-to-mist formats, high-clarity serums, active-particle suspension systems and lightweight water-based moisturisers. Also newly on show is Catcol Smart Peel, a
nature-inspired, cold water dispersible premix for peel-off masks free from PVA, PVP, synthetic polymers, alginate, and alcohol. Other ingredients include Catcol SF-23
Gold for multifunctional rheology modification, moisturisation, co-emulsification and sensory benefits for face and body care; Catcol SBW- 97, a rheology modifier for suspended-bead formulations; and Catcol PC-474, a natural polymer system offering an alternative to conventional xanthan gum, carrageenan and carbomer systems. For silicone-free hair care formulations, there
is Catcol C LH-17, a natural hydrocolloid derivative for enhanced shine, conditioning and sensory benefits. For waterless formats, take a look at the Catcol P2L-5421 premix for convenient powder- to-liquid wash off applications.
Lubrizol (T10)
Lubrizol (T10) will introduce Eyeseryl All-In peptide, a naturally derived hexapeptide designed using an artificial-intelligence-guided discovery platform and refined through scientific expertise. Optimized to support seven key soft tissues involved in eye contour appearance, including ligaments, it offers a holistic, all-in-one approach to eye care.
The ‘amplifying release cycle’ as a key process driving fluid leakage and tissue alteration in the eye contour area. Eyeseryl All-In peptide helps interrupt this cycle by supporting vascular and lymphatic behaviour. Supported by in vitro studies in all seven tissues and multi-ethnic in vivo clinical evaluations, improvements were observed in dark
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