New additions to Shin-Etsu portfolio

Published: 8-Jul-2011
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Extends KSP range of hybrid silicone powders and KSG silicone gels


Shin-Etsu has broadened its product offering with new additions to its KSP range of hybrid silicone powders and KSG silicone gels. Products in the KSP line combine the soft feeling of a silicone rubber core with the smooth feeling of a silicone resin shell. Both new products – KSP-411 (standard type) and KSP-441 (alkyl modified type) – absorb more oils of various types than conventional KSP series and KSP-441 shows high absorption of organic oils. Both provide a soft focus effect, a soft, silky feeling and good dispersibility.

Meanwhile, KSG-19 and KSG-016F are said to be less oily than traditional KSG-16 and are also claimed to impart a soft focus effect for a natural look.
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