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Dow Corning Unveils New Microencapsulation Technology For Customize Formulation

New concept formulations from Dow Corning, in alliance with Lipo Chemicals Inc., feature microencapsulation technology that combines the proven benefits of silicone with customized release to create distinctive formulations that engage the senses.

“By encapsulating a wide range of ingredients inside a protective ‘shell,’ formulators can create unique, consumer-pleasing products that not only feel luxurious, but also have enticing fragrances and are visually distinctive,” said Todd Ostergaard, Delivery Growth Initiative Leader, Dow Corning Beauty and Personal Care Products.

Combining microencapsulation with the proven benefits of silicone, formulators can create visual appeal, protect unstable cosmetic actives, sustain or customize release, and combine previously incompatible ingredients in one formulation.

The prototype formulations in the “Engage Your Senses” formulation kit are:

  • Soft Vanilla Leave-in Conditioner: Novel hair conditioner with a vanilla fragrance and splashes of temporary color
  • Peach Smoothie Body Scrub : Exfoliating body scrub infused with natural ingredients to rejuvenate and protect
  • Cherry Silk Body Smoother : All-over body moisturizer that softens and nourishes the skin
  • Mint Chocolate Foot Cream : Soothing relief for tired, aching feet
  • Cool Cucumber After Shave Balm : After shaving balm that calms and soothes
  • Sparkling Berry Styling Gel : Raspberry-scented, medium hold hair gel

Dow Corning, a leader in performance enhancing materials technology, and Lipo Chemicals, a leader in organic-based chemistry and specialized delivery systems, formed a marketing and technical alliance in 2006 to provide micro-encapsulation delivery system technologies to personal care and household care formulators.

“The alliance between Dow Corning and Lipo Chemicals is a perfect example of how we are going beyond our traditional technology base to provide the exact solution that is needed – silicones, complementary organics, microencapsulation delivery systems, and tailored materials designed to inspire creativity and reduce development time,” said Ostergaard.

Posted April 23rd,2008

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