Webinar: Explore 100% Natural & Sustainable Sensory Enhancers
In this session we discuss the importance of using biodiverse plant sources. The ingredients discussed in this webinar are created from biodiverse plants including brassica, castor, olive, and coconut.
Emollients, texturizers, and emulsifiers can change the sensory experience of any formula. We explore two liquid emollients, a powder texturizer, and two unique sensorial formulations.
FAQs
INOLEX offers a wide variety of technologies that can affect and improve the sensory experience of a formulation. Sensory enhancers include texturizers, emulsifiers, co-emulsifiers, silicone alternatives, and emollients. To explore our sensory enhancers, visit these pages: Natural Texturizers & Emulsifiers, Natural Emollients, Sustainable Silicone Alternatives
Biodiversity is crucial for well-functioning ecosystems. Fighting biodiversity loss includes combatting deforestation, over-farming, and reducing our reliance on single plant sources. We use a variety of plant sources that support biodiversity such as brassica and coconut.
This kit is no longer available as a set. However, you can sample either (or both) of the two formulations mentioned in the webinar. You can also request ingredient samples for any of the ingredients mentioned in the webinar. Add samples of products and prototypes from this webinar to your Cart by clicking the Add Sample button for any product or prototype.
Featured Biodiverse Sensory Enhancers
SustOleo™ BA
Brassica-Derived Structuring Agent- Build viscosity & stabilize emulsions
- Fatty alcohol derived from non-palm sources
- 55°C melting point
- Vegan and COSMOS approved
SustOleo™ BG
Brassica-Derived Co-Emulsifier- Create soft textures and easy pick-up
- 100% natural from non-palm sources
- Create soft lamellar structure
- Translucent appearance in formulation
SustOleo™ DCS
Sustainable All-Purpose Emollient- 100% natural from non-palm sources
- Color pigment & UV filter dispersing emollient
- Silicone-like afterfeel
- Excellent for natural deodorant applications
SustOleo™ GMS
Olive-Derived Nonionic Emulsifier- Non-palm glyceryl monostearate
- Co-emulsifier & structuring agent
- 100% natural, COSMOS approved
- Build high viscosity
SustOleo™ MCT
Medium Chain Triglyceride- 100% natural from non-palm sources
- Medium chain triglyceride emollient
- Comparable sensory to caprylic/capric triglyceride
- Nourishing after feel with low residue
SustOleo™ TL
Natural Powder-to-Liquid Texturizer- Dual melting points for unique sensory
- Improve sensory in powder dry shampoo
- Creates transformational experience
- 100% coconut-derived
SustOleo™ TSB
Buttery Texturizer and Structuring Agent- Rich, buttery skin-feel
- 100% derived from brassica
- Fast breakdown and quick absorbing
- Semi-solid emollient
SustOleo™ GMS-SE
Olive-Derived Anionic Emulsifier- Self-emulsifying glyceryl monostearate
- 100% natural derived from non-palm sources
- Primary emulsifier for O/W systems
- Creamy texture and firm structure
Featured Formulations
Butter Frosting
A silky body butter reminiscent of homemade frosting. The dynamic sensory experience begins with a firm viscous texture that quickly melts into the skin for a smooth, silky finish.
Icy Air Cream
Experience a whimsical winter with this airy and icy skin cream. It is lightweight in pick-up and after-feel with a subtly crystalized appearance.
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