Lotion with SPF factor 30, suitable for face and body care both. It carries both organic and inorganic UV filters solved and dispersed in Lipex SheaSolve. This light ester allows forming of lower viscosity emulsions with good deposition on the skin surface and minimized ghosting effect and tackiness.
AAK Personal Care is a leading supplier of natural based functional ingredients for use in skin care, hair care, colour cosmetics and other personal care applications. AAK is a Swedish company with over a century's experience in processing high-performing lipids derived from natural, renewable raw materials. AAK Personal Care Functional Ingredients include naturally-derived bioactive lipids, bioactive emollients, performance emollients, high stability base emollients, surfactants, structuring agents, and emulsifiers.
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