What’s new at in-cosmetics Global 2019 for Ashland

Published: 12-Apr-2019

Ashland had a great in-cosmetics and with several new products launches - for an at a glance review visit, ashland.com/incos19.

Rosaliss biofunctional is a 100 percent nature-derived extract from the Rosa Centifolia flower grown in the Provence region of France. It offers outstanding efficacy to help skin achieve a flawless repair and brings a new dimension to manufacturers with a novel type of natural and environmentally conscious extract. Rosaliss uses Ashland’s proprietary and patented Plant Small RNA technology for extractions from fresh petals. It is the only technology to capture the specific functionality of the rose’s metabolism to resist environmental changes.

www.ashland.com/rosaliss

CB2-skin biofunctional made from patchouli is a patented alternative to Cannabidiol (CBD) oil for skin calming, soothing and graceful aging. Ashland’s CB2-skin is an alternative to controversial cannabis derivatives, with superior benefits in modulating the skin’s CB2 cannabinoid receptor compared to hemp oil.

www.ashland.com/ cb2skin

Total Defense Package for skin care features ingredients for air pollution protection, light spectrum protection and skin repair. These ingredients include Antaron sensory polymer and Prolipid lamellar gels. This package offers consumers a comprehensive and holistic approach to providing the skin environmental protection and repair.

For hair care, one of Ashland’s new launches brings a much-needed refresh to the ongoing dry shampoo trend. New Advantage Revive polymer is based on a unique polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) chemistry process. It leaves hair feeling cleaner and looking shinier with enhance luster matching the appearance of freshly washed hair while giving consumers next-day hair that looks as good as the first day. Advantage Revive can be used in aerosol and non-aerosol dry shampoo applications.

www.ashland.com/advantagerevive

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