China Anti-dandruff Agent Manufacturers, Suppliers, Factory

In-cosmetics Asia will be held from November 7th-9th, 2023 at the BITEC International Convention and Exhibition Center In Bangkok, Thailand, the heart of Southeast Asia. The exhibition is one of the most influential cosmetic and personal care raw materials exhibitions in Asia, covering raw materials or ingredients such as personal care products, such as hair care, shampoo, facial cleansing, skin care, sun protection, oral care, bath products, makeup, essential oils and other raw materials, laboratory and product development, testing institutions and packaging products. The exhibition brings together the industry's most innovative raw material suppliers and finished product manufacturers, providing an opportunity for industry insiders from Asia and beyond to learn, network and discover innovative beauty products together.

Sharing booth no. 4D42 of ShengQing Materials at PCHI.

Introducing cationic conditioner polyquaternium-7's application and its features. It's mainly used for shampoo, as the most economic conditioner. Normally only 10% solid content is available, while we also have 40% solid content polyquaternium-7.

Which combination is better in shampoo: Cyclopentasiloxane and Dimethicone, or Dimethicone and Dimethiconol? The roles of the two silicone combinations in shampoo are very distinct, and can be summarized in one sentence: . Cyclopentasiloxane & Dimethicone = "Quick smoothness, then stability" Dimethicone & Dimethiconol = "Long-lasting repair"

In the crowded aisle of liquid laundry detergents, where brands fiercely compete on stain removal, gentleness, and price, a new frontier has emerged: the battle for lasting fragrance. Consumers no longer just want clean clothes; they desire an olfactory experience that lingers—a fresh, delightful scent that becomes a subtle signature throughout the day. This is where Micromolecular Fragrance, also known as Small-Molecule Fragrance or Low-Molecular-Weight Fragrance, is becoming the game-changer. But what exactly is it, and how is it propelling leading detergents ahead of their competitors?

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.