Colorbase Binder is a mixture of suspending agents that works in synergy in order to increase the stability of the cosmetics products that bring in its formulations agents that are liable to modify the rheology of the formulation and consequently, make it separate. Colorbase Binder is composed of anionic polymers derived from cellulose and of an inert mineral derived from a silicate. Colorbase Binder can be applied in several cosmetic formulations, such as: moisturizing creams, make-up products, liquid soaps, etc.
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AQiA Química Inovativa has an extensive portfolio of innovative actives for both skincare and haircare. AQiA provides customers a wide range of services, including development of formulations, claim support, technical assistance and brand design. By using natural products from renewable sources, AQiA is able to contribute to protecting nature and its biodiversity.
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