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D5 Alternative from KCC Silicone

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By: TOM BRANNA

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KCC Silicone (Stand No. P16), the silicon-based specialty chemical division of KCC Corporation of South Korea, has commercialized a volatile dimethicone as an alternative to cyclopentasiloxanes used in demanding cosmetic formulations. Its unique sensory profile provides improved skin wetting and a quick flash-off that leaves a dry and luxurious silky skin.


KCC’s SF1000N2 Low Molecular Weight Dimethylpolysiloxane structure (INCI: Dimethicone) makes this non-cyclic yet volatile diluent an ideal non-reactive delivery agent, according to the company. It is non-flammable, the low surface tension 2.0 cSt viscosity clear fluid improves defoaming (non-whiting) and spreading in formulations, as well as contributes to a more energy-efficient production. It has a near to zero skin-irritation rating, is non-bioactive, non-stinging, and non-cooling (typically associated with most volatile cosmetic fluids). Furthermore, it has ultra-pure sustainable production and emulsions showed a near-zero odor after tough UV and 60°C storage conditions.


SF1000N2 is designed for conventional and innovative breakthrough skin care, hair care, sunscreens, antiperspirants/deodorants, and color cosmetics formulations.


“As non-cyclic yet volatile vector, SF1000N2 brings a valid and sustainable alternative to D5 in cosmetic formulation” says Philippe Rovere the KCC personal care global industry manager. “This is why KCC is rolling out a new portfolio of gums and elastomers, gels and waxes, specialty fluids in volatile linears, as the new alternative to the same disper-sions in cyclics.”


More info: www.kccsilicone.com

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