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Hydrocolloids, synthetic polymers, and clays for viscosity control and particle suspension.
Description
Pre-neutralized synthetic gelling polymer.
Unique Properties
Creates crystal-clear, fresh-melting hydro-gels with zero stickiness and quick-break sensory.
Next-generation associative polymer with extreme electrolyte tolerance.
Stabilizes difficult actives, high-salt formulas, and direct AHAs without losing gel viscosity.
Natural linear polysaccharide extracted from the cell walls of brown seaweeds.
Instantly forms firm, peelable hydrogel matrices in the presence of divalent calcium ions.
Pure natural polyuronic acid polymer.
Swelling agent and viscosity builder used in natural organic emulsions and tablet binders.
Natural linear glucan polysaccharide produced by the fungus Aureobasidium pullulans.
Forms an instant, tight film on the skin that yields an immediate mechanical skin-firming effect.
Purified, partially depolymerized cellulose isolated from plant pulp.
Thixotropic suspension aid and stabilizing texturizer that eliminates stickiness in emulsions.
High molecular weight water-soluble dietary fiber from Amorphophallus konjac.
Creates rich, resilient, natural viscoelastic gels with high water-holding capacity.
Organically modified smectite clay compound.
Suspends heavy pigments and controls rheology in non-polar cosmetic oils and emulsions.
Organically modified hectorite clay derivative.
Provides superior thixotropy, pigment suspension, and thermal stability in oil phases.
Cationic hydroxyethylcellulose ether polymer.
Builds viscosity while depositing thin conditioning films onto hair cuticles and skin.