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Innovation in UV protection. When it becomes a daily must have.
H. Meaudre, S. Douezan, M. Josso, K. Boutelet, D. Le Verge, A. Krief , D. Kerob, J.-B. Boitte, J.-P. Fel, P. Renoux
Jul 2023
10min
INTRODUCTION
Optimizing the efficiency of solar filtration formulations is a constant objective of the cosmetics industry. In particular, it takes into account a better distribution of the filters with the lowest possible concentration of the latter, the resistance of the formula to the surface of the skin, a reduced release in the environmental and an optimal sensoriality for increased consumer observance. For this purposes, we co-developed with raw materials suppliers a unique technology based on amphiphilic acrylate copolymer INCI C12-22 alkyl acrylate/hydroxyethylacrylate (AAHAcp). AAHAcp is a copolymer which structures the lipophilic phase and leads alone to oil-in-water emulsion.[1]