What is behind NAGASE Personal Care’s Innovative Ingredients

Published: 11-Feb-2019
Ingredients

Sponsored by NAGASE Personal Care

Innovation of Saccharide Technology by HAYASHIBARA

HAYASHIBARA, NAGASE group company, was founded as a syrup manufacturer in 1883 and has specialized in industrializing functional carbohydrates by enzymatic method using glucose from starch.

HAYASHIBARA has produced high quality ingredients for cosmetics such as AA2G(stabilized Vitamin C) and Alpha Glucosyl Hesperidin by glycosylation technology.

Glycosylation Technology

HAYASHIBARA’s glycosylation technology can transfer glucose to target materials by utilizing glucose molecules from maltodextrin with its own bond energy. This technology improves the function, property, stability and solubility of the target materials.

HAYASHIBARA will remain an aspiring innovator for cosmetics, producing high quality ingredients. New products are in the pipeline to be launched by NAGASE from 2019.

Further information on AA2G, Alpha Glucosyl Hesperidin and sample formulations are available on our website, www.nagase-personalcare.com

 
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