PF-671 is a rutile-type titanium dioxide widely used in cosmetics. A feature is its low heavy metal content due to production using the chloride method. At a particle size of 210 nm, PF-671 is comparatively small for a pigmentary-grade titanium dioxide, which creates natural whitening.
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NAGASE Personal Care, a division of NAGASE & CO., LTD., is an established supplier of beauty and personal care ingredients from Japan. We provide a wide range of specialty, basic and naturally derived ingredients to researchers, formulators, and marketers in the Personal Care industry. NAGASE Personal Care's mission is to become a respected global service brand, developed from our long history and experience. We aim to provide high-value products and effective services to both our international and domestic customers.
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