Crodasone™ W is an advanced copolymer of hydrolyzed wheat protein and silicone that offers proven protection against cuticle damage caused by common hairstyling practices such as blow drying, combing, and styling. Due to its complex polymeric structure, Crodasone™ W cross-links on drying to form a conditioning and protective network that offers exciting functional benefits to hair care products. Vegetable-sourced materials feature heavily within the ever-growing 'natural' trend, but functional benefits remain a priority. Our diverse range of vegetable-derived proteins, some derived from organically certified raw materials, deliver excellent efficacy as well as a 'natural' product positioning.
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Croda is a leading innovator and supplier of specialty raw materials for Personal Care and Cosmetics. Croda’s team of technologists have developed unique technologies that combine natural raw material sourcing with creative chemistry to provide exceptional solutions for current and future industry trends in hair care, skin care, sun care, and color cosmetics, while maintaining Eco-friendly standards.
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