High-performing mineral dispersions are transforming natural sunscreens

Published: 17-May-2016 Featured companies: Hallstar
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Hallstar’s innovative mineral UV filter systems

Hallstar’s innovative mineral UV filter systems use titanium dioxide to refract and reflect light away from the skin.

Encasing these mineral UV filters in a surface-treated, patented C3+ coating allows for a readily flowing liquid dispersion that can also be sprayed.

This coating also overcomes the grittiness and whitening common in some mineral sunscreens, while improving UV attenuation.

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