emulsifier with good efficiency Commonly used in skin cream, lotion and sunscreen formulas. To help increase the stability of the formula (not commonly used as a single emulsifier)

Emollient (softening agent), water-soluble type It can dissolve directly in water and provide clarity. Suitable for formulas that want to avoid the use of Silicone or Emollient in the form of oil or Ester.

The average particle size is 2 microns, creating a soft-focus on the skin, which helps refract light. Let the light fall on the skin. It's a softer light. Helps hide wrinkles on the skin and helps make the formula soft and smooth (silky & slip)

create pearl and luster for products, creams, lotions

PMMA polymer powder that is designed to be slippery. and when mixed in cream Will change the texture of the cream to look like a powder. When applied to the skin

Silica powder is specially processed to make spherical small size (average 5-7 microns) and porous surface to help absorb oil better than conventional type. For smoothing the gel or powder texture to slip (slip) and help absorb excess oil on the skin.

Cetearyl Alcohol is used to help stabilize emulsions, increase the viscosity of creams or lotions, and enhance the effectiveness of moisturizers because Cetearyl Alcohol has emollient properties in itself.

Cetyl Alcohol 50%, Stearyl Alcohol 50% equivalent to Lanette O

Cetearyl Alcohol is used to increase the stability of emulsions, increase the viscosity of creams or lotions, and help make the moisturizer more effective because Cetearyl Alcohol has emollient properties in itself.

Type Cetyl Alcohol 30%, Stearyl Alcohol 70%

Glyceryl Acrylate/ Acrylic Acid Copolymer was developed to solve water gel formulations. that tend to leave a sticky feeling on the skin when applied unable to cause smoothness The formula is still a clear gel texture. not opaque This happens if any emollient or silicone is added to the water gel.