Skin, Sun and Hair Care Solutions from DSM

DSM Personal Care is exhibiting at Cosmetagora this week, demonstrating its latest product launches and concepts in the field of skin, sun and hair care, and will participate in the Cosmetagora Formulation Prize Award with its innovative hair styling formulation “Crystal Clear Styling Wax.”  Sensorial elegance of the formulations has become an important consumer requirement for skin and hair care products, leaving the global researchers and formulators with a challenge to create novel products that meet their expectations, according to the company.
 
DSM’s “Crystal Clear Styling Wax” is a novel hair wax formulation delivering incredible shine and strong hold. It creates ultimate definition without drying the hair out and provides a trendy slick look. The formulation features the multifunctional polymer, Tilamar Fix A140, which promises an optical and sensorial experience; its clear texture is formulated and looks like wax but doesn’t have a waxy feel.
 
DSM will also showcase its latest product line of sensory and visual modifiers, Valvance. The product line is DSM’s answer to the desire for improved sensory qualities and strong perceived effects. Based on the analysis of the global sensory landscape of sunscreens, DSM has been able to translate consumer insights into new, desirable formulations with a star cast of ingredients, adding cosmetic elegance to its skin and sun care products.
 
Finally, in response to consumers’ beauty aspirations to retain a youthful appearance and help delay the aging process, DSM will highlight its recent launch in the skin care product, Regu-Scence. This China-listed (Inventory of Existing Cosmetic Ingredients) and Ecocert-approved, natural, standardized bioactive is derived from specially-cultivated Navarra Asparagus officinalis grolim which contains naturally high levels of saponins, known to be positive modulators of autophagy. With its unique mechanism of action, this asparagus variety offers a solution to the naturally-occurring, cellular aging process by stimulating the skin’s own autophagy capabilities, thus helping to delay signs of cellular aging by decades, according to DSM.