2020's hottest sun protection solutions

Published: 23-Mar-2020 Featured companies: Croda Beauty Lucas Meyer Cosmetics Inolex
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While new UV absorbers are a rarity, sunscreen manufacturers can mitigate the harmful effects of the sun through clever use of new and existing ingredients, as John Woodruff reports

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With a lack of new UV absorbers, the focus of this feature will be on maximising the efficacy of existing ingredients and mitigating the deleterious effects of solar radiation.

Sunscreens can be organic (either water- or oil-soluble) or inorganic particulates. For successful formulation, both categories need to be evenly distributed in a surface film on the skin, and be stable and water resistant.

In addition, if organic, there may be problems of solubility. Meanwhile, if particulate, complete dispersion is required and agglomeration of particles must be avoided.

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We are a global specialty ingredient supplier to the beauty and personal care industry, dedicated to meeting evolving consumer needs along with our commitment to sustainability... Lucas Meyer Cosmetics develops, manufactures and markets innovative ingredients for the cosmetic and personal care industry Inolex is a fiercely independent company that designs sustainable ingredients for health, beauty, and wellness.
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