RECENT PRODUCT NEWS

At in-cosmetics in Hamburg, Germany, Croda Inc announced the launch of a new conditioning agent, Crodazoquat MCC (MultiCultural Conditioning), designed to address the expanding market need for multicultural conditioning and damage repair for a diverse range of hair types.

Desert Whale Jojoba Company presents Jojoba Scrubeads, a sustainable and biodegradable response to polyethylene (PE) beads used in beauty products.

Seatons, the natural oil subsidiary of Croda International plc, has launched Seatons chia seed oil. Originally the super food of the Aztecs, this cold pressed oil from Seatons is a super food for the skin too.

Naolys, the French company specialised in plant cell culture claims new tests results with whole plant cells from Rose from Damas.

Croda has announced a committment to delivering cosmetic ingredients which meet the religious beliefs of both their customers and the consumer.

DuPont Tate & Lyle Bio Products Company has announced the winner of the second annual Zemea Innovation Award programme.

Indena has announced that two additional extracts, Xilogel and Millet have been recently Ecocert validated. These validations follow the ones previously received for other products:

Frost & Sullivan has awarded Greentech with the 2014 European Frost & Sullivan Award for New Product Innovation Leadership for developing Dandrilys.

Cornelius Group and Troy Corporation in UK and Ireland have announced a partnership for household and personal care preservatives. Troy Corporation offer a full range of antimicrobials and technical support.

Cosmetics are part of our everyday life. We often apply them several times daily and over our entire body.

Intertek has announced that its cosmetics safety testing and regulatory experts will present at the Making Cosmetics Exhibition and Conference" March 25 – 26, 2014, at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry, UK.

At the Making Cosmetics 2014 in Coventry, UK KahlWax will be presenting new highlights from the portfolio on Stand 323: waxes that fulfill consumer demand for greater naturalness – and offer the cosmetics industry attractive, effective alternatives.

Berg+Schmidt has announced new lecithin fractions to its successful BergaMuls product line. Its hydrolysed lyso-lecithin and hydrated lecithin give customers a wide selection of natural emulsifiers for many applications.

Seppic is launching Sepiclear G7, a 100% natural and sustainable solubiliser targeting the cosmetics market. The product has already won the Pierre Potier prize, awarded for innovation in sustainable chemistry.

Grant Industries announced the launch of Gransil VX-418. The newest addition in the Gransil VX line of silicone waxes, Gransil VX-418 offers innovative texture and sensory capabilities.

A technical breakthrough in sulfate-free surfactant chemistry, Innospec’s Iselux (Sodium Lauroyl Methyl Isethionate) range has been an innovative addition to the personal care market.

The Tewameter, manufactured by Courage+Khazaka, is not only the most widely acknowledged instrument for the measurement of the TEWL and the barrier function of the skin, but is furthermore used for measurements on the International Space Station ISS.

Symrise has launched a natural tanner SymBronze1659. The new, natural ingredient is derived from a sustainable and renewable source: the marine water microalgae Isochrysis galbana var T.ISO.

A new range of essential oils from around the world is now available from Omega Ingredients.

Croda Inc is broadening the ability of personal care formulators to engineer product aesthetics with the launch of the first in a line of sensorydriven emollients, Sensemol LST.