Dispersing Agents
| INCI DESIGNATION | APPLICATION | PROPERTIES/COMMENTS |
|---|---|---|
| Hydrogenated Castor Oil-50EO | Baby care, skin care, hair care and sun care products | Used as solubilizer, pigment disperser, wetting agent and as co-emulsifier with other products |
| PEG-6-Methyl Ether | Anti-perspirants, foaming cleansers, baby care, hair care, skin care, bath and shower products | Used as dispersing agent for anti-microbial actives in cosmetic formulations |
| PPG-26-Oleate | Hair care, baby care, skin care, sun screens, makeup formulations | Used as dispersing agent for moisturizers, sunscreens and essential oils |
| Polysorbate-20 | Skin care, hair care, color cosmetics, sun care | Used as spreading aid for bath oils and to impart water dispersibility to anhydrous systems |
| Polysorbate-60 | Skin care, hair care, color cosmetics, sun care | Used as spreading aid for bath oils and to impart water dispersibility to anhydrous systems. |
| Polysorbate-80 | Skin care, hair care, color cosmetics, sun care | Used as spreading aid for bath oils and to impart water dispersibility to anhydrous systems. |
| Glyceryl tri Stearate | Baby care, skin care, sun care, bath, shower and hair care products | Used as lubricants in cosmetic formulations and as matrix for ointments in medicine. |
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Dispersing agents help break down and stabilize solid particles in liquid media, preventing agglomeration and settling. They improve particle distribution, enhance color development, and maintain system stability.
Dispersing agents are used in paint and coatings (pigment dispersion), paper manufacturing, textile processing, personal care products, and various industrial applications where uniform particle distribution is critical.
Dispersing agents improve color strength, reduce settling, enhance stability, improve application properties, and ensure consistent product quality by maintaining uniform particle distribution throughout the formulation.
Personal care products use various surfactants including anionic surfactants (for foaming and cleaning), non-ionic surfactants (as emulsifiers and mild cleansers), and amphoteric surfactants (for gentle formulations). Common examples include sodium lauryl sulfate, cocamidopropyl betaine, and ethoxylated alcohols.
Yes, our personal care surfactants are formulated to be mild and safe for skin and hair. We offer a range of gentle surfactants suitable for sensitive skin formulations, baby products, and premium personal care applications.
Emollients and conditioners provide moisturization, softness, and smoothness to skin and hair. They form a protective barrier, reduce moisture loss, and improve the feel and appearance of personal care products like lotions, creams, and conditioners.
Humectants attract and retain moisture from the environment, keeping skin and hair hydrated. They help maintain moisture balance, improve product feel, and enhance the moisturizing properties of personal care formulations.
Pearlizing agents create a pearlescent or opalescent appearance in personal care products like shampoos and conditioners. They add visual appeal, improve product aesthetics, and can also provide conditioning benefits.
Yes, we offer viscosity builders that help control the thickness and consistency of personal care formulations. These products improve product stability, enhance application properties, and provide the desired texture for various personal care applications.
Yes, our personal care ingredients meet regulatory requirements for cosmetic applications. They are suitable for use in shampoos, lotions, creams, and other personal care products, complying with relevant safety and quality standards.
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