STRUCTURE® SOLANACE Starch is an emulsion stabilizer and rheology modifier derived from potato starch. The starch is targeted for use in low pH skin care emulsions such as dihydroxyacetone or as alpha hydroxy acid systems, but may also find applicability in a variety of other skin and hair care cosmetics. STRUCTURE® SOLANACE starch is ideal for use in AHA and DHA formulations, liquid make-up, low surfactant or surfactant-free emulsions, shave creams, and sunscreens
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Nouryon is a major producer of specialty chemicals supplying industries with innovative and sustainable products worldwide. Their technologies and expertise deliver the essential functionalities you need to create the finest personal care products. Their range of aesthetic modifiers, conditioning agents, rheology modifiers, film-formers, cleansing agents, emulsifiers and active ingredients provide you with easy-to-use solutions for formulating innovative and more sustainable products. They strive to help you set the standard for performance and consumer appeal.
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