Personal Care

Distinctive ingredients
for modern personal care.

Specialty actives and functional ingredients for skin, hair, and oral care, including ferments, peptides, botanicals, and marine actives.

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Each ingredient is considered in the context of the finished formulation, from function and compatibility to texture, feel, and stability.

  • Fit for the formula

    We consider how each ingredient works in emulsions, serums, rinse-off systems, and oral care bases, from compatibility and stability to processing.

  • Documentation in place

    INCI names, specifications, lot-specific COAs, and available supporting information are provided for your team’s review.

  • Ready for the bench

    Samples let your team assess incorporation, sensory profile, and formulation fit before scale-up.

The ingredients listed under each category below are representative of our broader Personal Care portfolio.

Skin Care

Actives · Function · Sensory

Actives and functional ingredients for hydration, tone, texture, skin feel, and formulation flexibility.

  • Ectoin, for hydration and skin-conditioning applications, available in selected purities and formats.
  • L-Ergothioneine, a specialty active available in selected purities and formats.
  • Alpha-Arbutin, for formulations focused on the appearance of uneven skin tone, with grade and purity options.
  • Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate (MAP), a vitamin C derivative available in selected grades and physical forms.
  • Piceatannol, available by origin and purity for specialty skin care applications.
  • Specialty Butters & Oils (Cupuaçu · Murumuru · Tucumã), selected for texture, conditioning, and skin feel.
  • Peptide Ingredients, selected by source, composition, and format for skin-conditioning applications.

Hair Care

Style · Conditioning · Sensory

Ingredients for styling, conditioning, scalp care, manageability, and sensory performance across hair care formats.

  • Film-Forming Styling Polymers, polymer and grade choices for hold, film formation, and finish.
  • 1,3-Butylene Glycol, humectant and carrier options across selected grades.
  • Botanical Extracts (Ginger · Clove · Tea), extract and standardization choices for scalp and conditioning applications.
  • Hydrolyzed Proteins & Peptides, selected by source, molecular weight, and format for feel, manageability, and appearance.
  • Beta-Glucan Ingredients, selected by source, solubility, and format for scalp-conditioning applications.
  • Emollient Ingredients, for conditioning, softness, and sensory finish.

Oral Care

Formulation · Flavor · Sensory

Ingredients for toothpaste, mouthwash, and specialty oral care applications, selected in the context of format, intended use, and regulatory requirements.

  • Cyclic Oligosaccharides, grade and format choices for formulation and sensory needs.
  • Chlorine Dioxide Complexes, product-specific preparations for breath-freshening applications.
  • Eugenol, source and grade choices for flavor and aromatic profiles.
  • Functional Oligosaccharides (GOS), defined grades and formats for selected oral care concepts.
  • Mint & Botanical Extracts, selected by origin and format for flavor, freshness, and sensory profile.

Start with
the target benefit.

Tell us what you’re working on, the application, format, target benefit, and technical priorities, and we’ll help narrow the ingredient options.

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