Excipients

It may not be widely known, but we often find several texture agents in the INCI list of our cosmetics. But what exactly do they do? Discover here the different properties of texture agents and why they are so important in cosmetic formulation.

Measuring the pH of a cosmetic product is a critical step in its formulation. Indeed, to ensure consumer safety, maintain formula stability, and guarantee the effectiveness of the treatments, it is essential that the product's pH is appropriate and falls within a well-defined range. To achieve this, formulators use pH regulators. Discover more information about this family of ingredients here.

Surfactants are among the compounds commonly used to formulate cosmetic care products. While their name may sound intimidating, these ingredients play an essential role. What is a surfactant and what is its purpose? Let's explore the answers to these questions together.

Preservatives play a major role in cosmetic formulation, ensuring, as their name suggests, that products are preserved over time. But what exactly do they do to protect cosmetics? Find out here what preservatives are used for.

The "C15-19 Alkane" is a versatile ingredient used in a variety of cosmetic products, such as moisturizing creams, oily serums, hair masks, and much more. But what exactly is behind this term?