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New ACULYN(TM) 38 rheology modifier, More than just a thickener
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Rohm & Haas Co
: 16 June, 2006 (New Product) |
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Formulating clear personal care formulations just got easier with the introduction of ACULYN 38 rheology modifier. The unique microgel structure of ACULYN 38 rheology modifier enables outstanding clarity and suspension of particles of all sizes in surfactant-based formulations. Available in an easy-to-use liquid form, ACULYN 38 has wide-ranging compatibility with other cosmetic ingredients |
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Formulating clear personal care formulations just got easier with the introduction of ACULYN 38 rheology modifier. The unique microgel structure of ACULYN 38 rheology modifier enables outstanding clarity and suspension of particles of all sizes in surfactant-based formulations. Available in an easy-to-use liquid form, ACULYN 38 has wide-ranging compatibility with other cosmetic ingredients.
ACULYN 38 microgels deliver consistent, even flow which is critical to performance and consumer product perception of personal care products. The microgels swell upon neutralization to structure the continuous aqueous phase of the formulation and are easily displaced resulting in rapid sheer thinning flow.
The excellent suspending properties of ACULYN 38 rheology modifier also make it ideal for suspending today's silicone-containing products and antidandruff agents as well as pearlizing agents in a broad range of rinse-off and leave on personal care applications. In addition, when ACULYN 38 rheology modifier is used as a suspending agent for inorganic actives such as titanium dioxide, manufacturers are assured their spray sunscreens deliver a quick, even spray for effective skin coverage.
ACULYN 38 rheology modifier is the newest product in a full line of rheology modifiers for the global personal care industry. For more information, visit rhpersonalcare.com. |
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