Bemotrizinol is an organic sunscreen (Organic Sunscreen or Chemical Sunscreen) that can protect against UVA/UVB light in the wavelength range of 290-370 nm. It can work well with other types of sunscreen and is highly stable under sunlight.

Its highlight is that it can protect against a wide range of UV light, covering both UVB, UVA I, UVA II and can be dispersed in water immediately. So it can be mixed in any formula, easy to use, and provides good SPF/PA values.

Emollient ester helps dissolve sunscreen chemicals without making the skin sticky.

Developed to act as an anti-oxidant and UV stabilizer (UV Stabilizer / UV Filter) of ingredients in any formula. Suitable for use in formulas with ingredients that can easily deteriorate.

Sunscreen that provides high SPF and can fully protect from both UVB and UVA ranges of light. Can be easily combined with formulas And most importantly Not sticky on the skin

All physical sunscreens, free from all types of chemical sunscreens by nanoparticle size. Does not cause whiteness on the skin. But provides high sun protection efficiency. It is also a low-concentration liquid. Can be used to develop liquid sunscreen formulas

Liquid texture, not white, provides high sun protection. Good texture (dispersed in DEC - Diethylhexyl Carbonate, light texture)

All physical sunscreens, free from all types of chemical sunscreens by nanoparticle size. Does not cause whiteness on the skin. But provides high sun protection efficiency. It is also a low-concentration liquid. Can be used to develop liquid sunscreen formulas

Liquid texture, provides high sun protection. Good texture (dispersed in Cyclopentasiloxane)

a highly effective, stable and, most importantly, lightweight water dispersion Avobenzone 10% + BEMT (equivalent to Tinosorb S) 10%, ideal for use in water-based sunscreen formulations

a stable broad spectrum, and most importantly, water-dispersion Drometrizole Trisiloxane that provides UVA+UVB protection, is lightweight, and is ideal for use in water-based sunscreen formulations.