What is microencapsulation for stabilizing cosmetic ingredients? - Examples of microencapsulation and powdering of fragrances.
Retinol, vitamin C, and fragrance components used in cosmetics are prone to degradation due to the effects of heat, light, and oxygen. This technology contributes to the protection of these ingredients and enhances stability in products through microencapsulation using cyclodextrin. Additionally, the sustained release function allows for the continuous release of active ingredients and fragrances. It also improves the dispersibility of lipophilic components and enables powder formulation, achieving high added value for skincare and haircare products. For more detailed information and supplementary materials, please check the related links.
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■ Clean operations that avoid contamination in clean rooms ■ Heating, sintering, and heat treatment using a fully automatic pusher-type continuous furnace ■ Low-temperature drying using a shelf-type vacuum dryer ■ Vacuum drying using a Nauta mixer (vacuum dryer) ■ Spray drying using a spray dryer ■ Wet fine grinding of water-based and solvent-based materials using a bead mill ■ Filtration and washing using a filter press ■ Airflow drying using a drymeister ■ Contamination prevention drying using a sanitary-type atmospheric shelf dryer ■ Grinding with minimal contamination using various types of grinders
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Cosmetics, pigments, battery materials, semiconductors, metals, resins, rubber, ceramics, glass, cellulose, functional materials, etc.
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