China High Viscosity Pure Silicone Fluids Manufacturers, Suppliers, Factory

Silicone oil is generally a colorless (or light yellow), odorless, non-toxic, non-volatile liquid. Silicone oil is insoluble in water, methanol, ethylene glycol and 2-ethoxyethanol, miscible with benzene, dimethyl ether, methyl ethyl ketone, carbon tetrachloride or kerosene, and slightly soluble in acetone, dioxane, ethanol and Butanol. It has a small vapor pressure, high flash point and fire point, and low freezing point. As the number of chain segments n increases, the molecular weight increases and the viscosity also increases. Therefore, silicone oil can have various viscosities, from 0.65 centistokes to millions of centistokes. If you want to prepare low-viscosity silicone oil, you can use acidic clay as a catalyst and telomerize at 180°C, or use sulfuric acid as a catalyst and telomerize at low temperature to produce high-viscosity silicone oil or viscous materials. catalyst.

We often hear the saying that if you don’t clean properly, your skin care will be useless. This sentence cannot be said to be completely correct, nor can it be said that it is all wrong.

ShengQing Materials is going to attend the exhibition In-Cosmetic Global 2025 in Amsterdam from April 8 to 10. The booth no. is 1E138.

Have you ever wondered how some makeup looks impeccable for hours, resisting sweat, humidity, and touch?

Have you ever wondered why your favorite skincare lotion feels so silky smooth or why that high-end makeup lasts all day without feeling heavy? The secret might lie in a versatile ingredient called Transparent Silicone. As a key component in countless personal care products, Transparent Silicone has revolutionized the cosmetics industry with its unique properties. In this article, we’ll explore what Transparent Silicone is, how it benefits your daily routines, and why it’s a must-have in formulations.

Fragrance is the "soul scent" of consumer products — it is everywhere, from the fresh atmosphere of home care and the long-lasting fragrance of textiles to the exquisite ritual of personal care. But for the same fragrance, why does some products’ scent fade away in an instant, while others can achieve "scent on touch and long-lasting freshness"? The key lies in the difference between two core technologies: microencapsulated fragrance (also known as encapsulated perfume) and regular fragrance.