What are safflower Oleosomes?

What are safflower Oleosomes?

Safflower Oleosomes are naturally occurring, mild emulsifiers that allow you to make stable shampoo formulas with high percentages of oil ingredients. They are wonderful in natural skincare products to help delivery of other ingredients and are especially stable in high alcohol content products.

What is hydresia SF2?

Hydresia® SF2 consists of natural Oleosomes. from Safflower seeds and functions to. improve the aesthetics of all formulations. (including alcohol hand sanitizers) for. unparalleled efficacy in personal care.

What is carthamus Tinctorius Oleosomes?

Oleosomes is the name for oil bodies and Carthamus Tinctorius commonly known as Safflower. Oleosomes are very small spheres usually micron in size. Carthamus Tinctorius oil is obtained by pressing its seeds. Skin is the largest organ of our body.

What do safflower Oleosomes do?

Oleosome Benefits Safflower Oleosomes are rich in Vitamin E and Essential Fatty Acids that are high in antioxidants that keep skin healthy and radiant. A Moisturizer like No Other. Rich in nourishing fats, Oleosomes are an effective means of rehydrating dry skin to prevent moisture loss and dryness.

Is phenoxyethanol a paraben?

Phenoxyethanol is often used in clean beauty as a preservative substitute for parabens, which are generally verboten amongst the clean beauty cohort. But phenoxyethanol is a controversial ingredient. Follain bans about 30 ingredients from the products in its stores.

What is the chemical formula for propanediol?

C3H8O2
1,3-Propanediol/Formula

Is vitamin C soluble in propanediol?

And with help from the solvent propanediol, the hard-to-dissolve ingredients, like ascorbic acid, are easily incorporated into the formula. No wonder it’s one of Byrdie’s favorite vitamin C-infused products on the market.

Is phenoxyethanol safe in foundation?

The FDA currently allows the use of this ingredient in cosmetics, and as an indirect food additive. An expert panel from The Cosmetic Ingredient Review (CIR) first reviewed all available data on this chemical in 1990. They deemed it safe when applied topically in concentrations of 1 percent or lower.

Should I avoid phenoxyethanol?

Used as an anti-bacterial in cosmetics and stabilizer in perfumes, phenoxyethanol is actually very harmful. It is harmful if swallowed, inhaled or absorbed through skin, especially to nursing mothers or infants. Phenoxyethanol can have an effect on the brain and the central nervous system.

How do you use propanediol?

Acts as humectant, emollient, skin penetration enhancer and solvent. Boosts preservative efficacy, improves skin moisturization and is 100% natural. Propanediol 1,3 can be used in creams, lotions, shampoos, conditioners, sun care and skin treatments. Usage Rate: 1-10%, added to the water phase.

Is propanediol a compound?

propane-1,2-diol
Propylene glycol/IUPAC ID

What kind of Oleosomes are Hydresia SF2 made from?

Hydresia® SF2, naturally and sustainably produced from safflower oleosomes, boasts a unique, continuous moisture delivery system that is an all-natural alternate to chemical emulsifiers and other irritating ingredients.

How are Hydresia Oleosomes used in sunscreen?

Hydresia®SF2 can emulsify three times its weight in oil, Hydresia®G2 can emulsify two times its weight and Hydresia®Dulcé can emulsify its weight in oil. Hydresia®oleosomes can be used as a dispersant and emulsifier in inorganic sunscreens to reduce whitening. Additionally, they without additional additives.

How does Hydresia SF2 work in personal care?

Through delayed release of emollient oil and vitamins, Hydresia® SF2 functions to improve the aesthetics of all formulations (including alcohol hand sanitizers) and prolong the delivery of actives for unparalleled efficacy in personal care.

How many times Hydresia G2 can be emulsified?

Hydresia® SF2 can emulsify three times its weight in oil, Hydresia® G2 can emulsify two times its weight and Hydresia® Dulcé can emulsify its weight in oil. Hydresia® oleosomes can be used as a dispersant and emulsifier in inorganic sunscreens to reduce whitening.