The Soil Association gives Durosoft the green light

Published: 24-Jan-2012 Featured companies: Stephenson
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Stephenson Personal Care polymers may be used in organic formulations


Stephenson Personal Care’s new Durosoft range of polymers has been listed by The Soil Association as suitable for use in organic formulations. Launched at SCS Formulate in November, the polymers are equally soluble in oil and water phases and can function as emulsifiers or solubilisers.

Stephenson Personal Care will be at in-cosmetics 2012 in Barcelona on stand N55.

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