Dermofeel Easymuls: cool emulsification for hot countries

Published: 25-Feb-2013
Ingredients Skin Care

Our new Oil-in-Water cold-emulsifier dermofeel easymuls is 100% natural. The economic ingredient is easy to use and produces light emulsions, especially suitable for lotions, milks and sprayable formulations.


Our new Oil-in-Water cold-emulsifier dermofeel easymuls is 100% natural. The economic ingredient is easy to use and produces light emulsions, especially suitable for lotions, milks and sprayable formulations. A further advantage is the applicability in cold production, which makes it also interesting for wet-wipe production and many other concepts. The cold production can be applied to all kinds of emulsions and is especially useful, when heat-sensitive actives are used too. The light, low viscous textures of the finished products are ideal for the sensorial trend especially for summer season and warmer regions in general. This makes it ideal for products targeting warmer countries like in southern Europe, South Asia or Latin-America.

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