NYSCC SUPPLIERS’ DAY 13
Campo.
honeysuckle floral buds botanical propolis. It is a resinous mixture that honeysuckle floral buds produce with flower resin wax - and as the botanical exudates of honeysuckle flowers buds’ sweet syrup sap. Campo Botanical Propolis, Honeysuckle Flowers buds extracted Pure Fractionate self-emulsifying botanical hydro-carbons, phyto-compounds, hydrophobic lipids, oily esters’ fraction, Sterols, Phosphatidic acid, phosphatidyl serine + min. phospholipids, Free fatty acids, Phosphatidic acid, phosphatidyl serine + min. phospholipids, Digalactosyl diglycerol, Phosphatidyl ethanolamine, Caerulosides A and B, α- Amyrin, β-Amyrin, Stigmasterol, Ursolic acid, Triterpenes, Sitosterol, Oleanolic acid, Δ7-Stigmastenol, Campesterol, and Brassicasterol, as a self-bodying class non- ionic self-emulsifying ingredient that produces a smooth elegant oil-in-water emulsion.
Campo Botanical Propolis is inert to most common cosmetic and pharmaceutical active agents, with Plants’ Herbs’ Amphiphilic Botanical Molecular Water of Crystallization with no Ethoxylated, no Ethoxylation, no Dioxins and no EtOs.
Campo Botanical Propolis is an excellent novel natural ingredient for emulsifying products such as oils, fats, and/or waxes and for the preparation of powder suspensions. By varying the use level
concentration of Campo Botanical Propolis, emulsions may be formed ranging from thin mobile free flowing liquids to rigid solids. At NYSCC Suppliers’ Day CLR Berlin (Stand 1719) will present AnnonaSense CLR – an adaptogenic approach for skin health and wellbeing. Modern consumers are health-minded
and efficacy-driven. To meet their needs, CLR Berlin developed AnnonaSense CLR, a highly effective and sustainable solution for increased skin health and wellbeing. It provides the skin with means to establish a sustainable homeostatic balance. The adaptogenic action of AnnonaSense CLR supports the endocannabinoid system (ECS) by activating the CB2 receptor. Inflammatory processes induced by the TRPV1 receptor, part of the skin’s endovanilloid system (EVS) are strongly ruled down and a stable balance between the ECS and EVS is established. AnnonaSense CLR makes the skin less sensitive and more balanced, even itch could perceivably be reduced. Skin appearance becomes clearly better and a consumer study showed that perception of well being and quality of life were improved. AnnonaSense CLR is obtained from Annona cherimola, common name Cherimoya, an edible fruit originating from South America. Down Under Enterprises is dedicated
to delivering quality, native Australian ingredients to the world. Down Under assure customers of
receiving batch-specific Certificates of Analysis, backed by independent GC-FID analyses. Their systems enable full supply chain traceability and they support efforts to stamp out adulteration. Across North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia, Down Under Enterprises offers local warehousing and logistics support, certifications of USDA NOP, BioCE, ACO, EcoCert COSMOS, Halal, and Leaping Bunny. The entire organization is ISO9001 and 14001 certified.
Down Under grow Tea Tree, Eucalyptus and other native Australian oils on their farms. After Tea Tree Oil, the next biggest product is Australian Sandalwood Oil. They offer a reliable source of Australian Sandalwood Oil, sustainably certified to ISO14001. Their oil is fully traceable, achieved through cooperation with the Western Australian Government’s Legality Verification System. Eastman (Stand 1407) has a long history
of providing specialty ingredients to the personal care and cosmetics industry. They have a wide variety of products—from adhesion promoters to film formers to emollient esters—available to help boost your product performance. For product
CLR. May 2019
Down Under Enterprises.
Eastman. PERSONAL CARE NORTH AMERICA
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