Interpolymer debuts hair colour retention polymer

Published: 15-Jul-2011
Ingredients Hair Care

Syntran PC 5330 inhibits migration of molecules in and out of hair shaft


Interpolymer showcased its latest offering, Syntran PC 5330, at this year’s in-cosmetics in Milan. The new product is a cationic polymer for hair colour retention, based on olefin-graft technology. It acts to inhibit the migration of molecules in and out of the hair shaft impeding the process of dye loss. The company also presented its paraben-free film-forming polymers Syntran PC 5775 and 5760-CG at the show.
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