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Cosmetics Ingredients
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Cosmetics Ingredients
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Nylon-12. Acts as a softening/texturing and lubricant/slip agent. It is a microporous and round shape nylon 12 powder characterized by a great affinity for the skin, providing long wear and a... view more
INCI
  • NYLON-12
Miyoshi Group
Triethoxycaprylylsilane (1%) (and) CI 77499 (99%). ALT-C337001-10 by Miyoshi Group is an alkoxysilane, a staple silicone surface treatment on pigment/ filler used in the cosmetics industry. Provides... view more
INCI
  • TRIETHOXYCAPRYLYLSILANE
  • CI 77499
Miyoshi Group
Triethoxycaprylylsilane (1%) (and) CI 77499 (99%). ALT-C338001-10 by Miyoshi Group is an alkoxysilane, a staple silicone surface treatment on pigment/ filler used in the cosmetics industry. Provides... view more
INCI
  • TRIETHOXYCAPRYLYLSILANE
  • CI 77491
Miyoshi Group
Triethoxycaprylylsilane (1%) (and) CI 77492 (99%). ALT-C339001-10 by Miyoshi Group is an alkoxysilane, a staple silicone surface treatment on pigment/ filler used in the cosmetics industry. Provides... view more
INCI
  • TRIETHOXYCAPRYLYLSILANE
  • CI 77492
Miyoshi Group
Triethoxycaprylylsilane (1%) (and) CI 77891 (99%). ALT-White-B1 by Miyoshi Group is an alkoxysilane, a staple silicone surface treatment on pigment/ filler used in the cosmetics industry. Provides... view more
INCI
  • TRIETHOXYCAPRYLYLSILANE
  • CI 77891
Miyoshi Group
Synthetic Fluorphlogopite (100%). MiyoSYN Fine by Miyoshi Group is high purity, untreated pigment. It offers long-lasting and excellent radiance properties. MiyoSYN Fine is recommended for use in... view more
INCI
  • SYNTHETIC FLUORPHLOGOPITE
Potato Starch Modified. STRUCTURE® SOLANACE by Nouryon acts as an emulsion stabilizer, aesthetic modifier and rheology modifier derived from potato starch. It is a non-GMO product. It is used in low pH... view more
INCI
  • POTATO STARCH MODIFIED
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