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New cosmetic ingredient
Posted by ssdc on July 14, 2014 at 9:10 pmHie
I am looking to synthesis a new and green emollient for color cosmetic, but I have no idea where to begin as I am new to the industry. As for now I am reading some article from personal care magazine and Cosmetic and toiletries.Can somebody help meThanksBobzchemist replied 10 years, 4 months ago 4 Members · 10 Replies -
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“Synthesize” and “green” are two concepts that do not work together at all. Nothing synthetically produced will ever be considered “green”
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what i meant was to have a natural alcohol and a natural acid, then react to form a natural ester. Any suggestions?
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What kind of suggestions are you looking for? You want us to tell you what natural alcohol and acid to use? Have you researched the current marketplace to see what is already available?
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suggestions as in where should i start searching for a brand new molecule
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I would strongly recommend talking to cosmetic chemists in a variety of places - LinkedIn for example - before moving ahead with this. I think that the demand for yet another new, green emollient is near zero, if it exists at all.
My opinion is that there is much more of a market for green, natural surfactants than there is for emollients. Look at the vast number of emollients that Croda offers, for example.Surfactants accepted/certified as natural are few and far between. Look at what’s available here, for instance: -
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GuestAugust 6, 2014 at 11:24 amHi
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