Cosmedia® Triple C is an EO-free cationic liquid dispersion polymer used to improve viscosity as well as offering enhanced sensory and conditioning properties. It offers improved electrolyte tolerance over similar cationic liquid, and has thickening, emulsifying and suspending capabilities. This product is ideally used in hair conditioners, hair styling, skin care, sun care, bronzing and hand sanitizers.
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BASF develops and produces a comprehensive portfolio of raw materials for the Personal Care industry such as effect pigments, emollients, complexing agents, neutralizers, setting polymers, conditioning polymers, rheology modifiers, UV filters, mild surfactants, solubilizers, emulsifiers, and solvents. These ingredients are ideal in color cosmetics and hair, oral, skin and sun care products.
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