SymHair® Thermo is a combination of three different saccharides, α-glucan which comes from Polyporus umbrellatus, a rare, edible species of mushroom commonly used in TCM. The second saccharide is hyaluronic acid, and the third one is fructose. This product protects the hair against damages caused by heat tools and also protects the hair against the humidity, presenting similar effect of the traditional silicones used for thermic protection.
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Symrise, a global supplier of fragrances, flavors, and cosmetic ingredients, serves clients in perfume, cosmetics, food, pharmaceuticals, and more.
With 2022 sales of $4.6 billion, it's a leading provider. Based in Holzminden, Germany, Symrise has 100+ locations worldwide, working closely with clients to develop market-ready product concepts for everyday life.
Symrise Cosmetic Ingredients offers a wide portfolio: skin and hair actives, botanicals, UV filters, colors, high performance-functionals, skin and product protection ingredients.
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