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Ecokanol™ MB
Ecokanol™ MB can be universally applied in cosmetic and pharmaceutical skin care preparations. It is non-irritant and compatible with the skin. Ecokanol™ MB is stable to hydrolysis and also stable in the broad pH range. It is favorable for cold processing and able to improve freeze stability of cosmetic formulations.
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AmiLube™ LL MB
AmiLube™ LL MB is derived from lauric acid and L-lysine. Its flake structure provides a very smooth, soft and silky feeling as well as high lubricity and low frictional coefficient. It can improve the flow and the spreading of the oil/powder mixture. Its hydrophobic characteristic also improves makeup water repellent. AmiLube™ LL MB is commonly used in eye shadows, lipsticks, blushers, foundations, creams and lotions.
AmiMild (SLG)
AmiMild (SLG) is a mild and non-irritating surfactant produced from glutamic acid and fatty acid, available in powder and flake form. It is easily bio-degradable and resistant to hard water. AmiMild (SLG) is recommended to use as a gentle cleanser to create significant creamy foams and leaves a soft and moisturized feeling on the skin.
AriaVel™
AriaVel™ is a high-performance, hydrophobic synthetic wax engineered to enhance the structural integrity of powder cosmetic formulations. It forms a robust and cohesive wax network that significantly improves powder binding, hardness, and resistance to breakage, ensuring maximum powder integrity during processing, packaging, and consumer use.
Azeclair®
Azeclair® is a multifunctional ingredient with sebum-normalizing, skin lightening, hydrating, and elasticizing effects. It is non-iritating to skin and mucous. This product can be used in aqueous systems such as cleansers, clear solutions, gels, gel-emulsions and O/W emulsions.
