“Silicon-free” has become a “dark horse” in the laundry care industry. It has almost become a reference for judging whether a …
Polyester is an important category of cosmetic ingredients. The International Dictionary and Handbook of Cosmetic Ingredients lists more than 200 diff…
Another important consumer preference factor in the color cosmetics market is creating interesting and engaging textures and feelings while continuing…
It can be said that silicones and silicone derivatives are the most useful and versatile of all existing cosmetic ingredients. Their viscosities range…
Cyclosiloxanes are often referred to as cyclotetrasiloxane (D4) and cyclopentasiloxane (D5) because of their antistatic, emollient, moisturizing, solv…
The main function of silicones in cosmetics is as an emollient. They provide a protective layer to the skin and retain moisture. They dissolve lipophi…
Croda’s presentation proposed alternatives to silicones for a wide range of uses. Crodamol STS (INCI: PPG-3 Benzyl Myristate) is a readily biode…
Silicones and their derivatives are widely used in hair care for their conditioning properties, protecting color and imparting luster and shine. It is…
Silicones have become one of the most widely used ingredients in the personal care industry, providing essential qualities to products for more than 5…
Silicones have been around for more than 60 years, and their use continues to increase. When it comes to beauty products, silicones are everywhere. Th…
Cross-linked silicones, also known as elastomers, are the newest type of silicone on the market and are commonly used in anti-aging products. They cre…
Classification of surfactants Surfactant is a substance that can significantly reduce its surface tension and change the interfacial state of the syst…
