Calcium silicate is an inorganic ingredient with limited use in cosmetics applications. Various types of calcium silicates differ significantly in morphology, allowing both porous and non-porous types to be produced synthetically.
Pearlizing agent
Pearling agents (or Pearlisers) are additives that confer opacity and "pearling" effects on shampoos and bath products. These ingredients produce stable, iridescent pearls in shampoos, improving the attraction of the final product.
Some modern pearling agents can be added to the formula without heat and are more cost-effective than traditional pearlisers because they can be used in cold process systems.
Glycol Distearate is a diester of stearic acid with ethylene glycol, a waxy solid used as an emulsifier (HLB value of ~ 5.5), emulsion stabilizer, and opacifier.
Glycol Stearate is an ethylene glycol monostearate or EGMS, an ester of ethylene glycol with stearic fatty acid.
Hydrolyzed silk is a fragmented silk protein, peptides, and amino acids. "Smooth as silk" is a phrase that conveys sensuousness and elegance as no other words can.
Palmitoyl glycine is a pearly delicate surfactant ingredient, a product of the condensation of palmitic acid with glycine amino acid. Derived from natural raw materials, it has unique characteristics:
A symbol of beauty worn by royalty for thousands of years, the pearl is a traditional symbol of luxury and opulence. In Asia, pearl is used for more than ornamentation and decoration; it is a conventional medicine used for cosmetics.
Possibly no word conjures up more emotion than silk. Garments produced from this protein fiber have been held in high esteem for centuries. Silk has been prized for its feel, its magic, and its aura of quality.