Microemulsions Explained
The term “microemulsion” was first used by Schulman1 in 1959 to describe a multiphase system consisting of water, oil, surfactant and alcohol, which forms transparent solutions. MEs are … [Read More...]
Sensory Modifiers: Staples of the Formulator’s Toolbox
As the name implies, sensory modifiers are ingredients that affect the senses and are most often required to convert a negative aesthetic into a more pleasing consumer experience. While olfactory and … [Read More...]
Foaming Effect in Skin Care Emulsions
It is known that, among their many characteristics, surfactants result in the formation of foam. Surfactants are intentionally used in excess in shampoos and soap systems to create foam, and the … [Read More...]
Microbead News Brief: California’s New Ban & Recent Environmental Studies
Are you following the ongoing news about polyethylene beads, otherwise known as microbeads? The subject of legislation in California last week, the tiny plastic pieces pose environmental and health … [Read More...]
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