Cosmetic Ingredients

NIKKOL SG-MG1000

INCI name
METHYL GLUCETH-10
  • Functional ingredient, extract
    Moisturizer
  • Tactile Enhancer / Fiber

Moisturizer manufactured by addition polymerization of ethylene oxide to methyl glucoside. It has a good affinity with skin and hair, and gives a gentle moisturizing effect with less sticky and refreshing to use. Suitable for skin care, hair care and makeup formulations.

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Certifications

  • RSPO

  • IECIC

  • IECSC

  • Ingredient Submission Code

  • COSMOS

  • ECOCERT

  • NOI≧0.9

  • Quasi-drugs

Specifications

INCI nameMETHYL GLUCETH-10
IECIC甲基葡糖醇聚醚-10
Standards

JSQI=The Japanese Standards of Quasi-Drug Ingredients
JPE=Japanese Pharmaceutical Excipients
JSFA=Japan's Specifications and Standards for Food Additives
IB=Confidential Specification of Quasi-drug ingredients made available by owner for public reference
Confidential Spec=Confidential Specification of Quasi-drug ingredients

JSQI
Appearance
colorless to light yellow liquid
China’s cosmetic ingredient submission code
Please inquire with us
RSPO
Palm derivative-free
Natural origin index
0
Package size and type
18kg/bottle、200kg/drum
  • HLB is measured by O/W emulsification test.
  • IOB is calculated using representative values of fatty acid composition. The influence of extracts is not taken into consideration.
  • Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this document, no warranties are expressed or implied as to its contents. For product specifications and quality, please contact our sales department.
  • Some ingredients are not permitted to be sold in certain countries. Please contact our sales department for details.

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Functional Ingredient / Extract

SILVER VINE EXTRACT BG30

Improvement of skin transparency. Reduction of protein carbonylation in stratum corneum.

Others

NIKKOL PMEA

Monoethanolamide of palmitic acid. It is used as a pearlized agent for rinse formulations. It is also suitable for formulations for sensitive skin because of its anti-inflammatory effect.

Functional Ingredient / Extract

NIKKOL Batyl Alcohol EX

Mono-ether of glycerin and stearyl alcohol, a synthetic equivalent to naturally occurring alkyl glyceryl ether. By adding a small amount, emulsions that thickens and have good texture can be prepared. It has an anti-inflammatory effect.

Emulsifier

NIKKOL LECINOL S-10

Purified hydrogenated soy lecithin. It is more stable against heat and oxidation than soy lecithin. It is an emulsifier that is expected to have a stimulant relief and moisturizing effect. This product contains 25-30% PC.

Functional Ingredient / Extract

NIKKOL LECINOL MFL

Multifunctional lysolecithin with increased content of lysophosphatidic acid manufactured by sustainable whole-cell enzyme technology. It promotes the synthesis of ceramides and filaggrin, and improves the appearance of pores. Uses multiple approaches to reinforce the skin barrier function.

Emulsifier

NIKKOL NIKKOMULESE LC-EF

Composite O/W emulsifier that forms lamellar liquid crystals. It is ethylene oxide surfactant-free and consists of nature-derived ingredients. It forms a similar structure to intercellular lipids on the skin and has skin care effects such as barrier function. Suitable for skin care formulations.

Emulsifier

NIKKOL NIKKOLIPID 81S

Combination product that forms a similar to the lamellar structure formed by intercellular lipids. Suitable for skin care formulations for sensitive skin because of its excellent anti-inflammatory and anti-rough skin effects. It also has O/W emulsification performance.

Emulsifier

NIKKOL PUREPHOS α

High-purity cetylphosphate. It forms an alpha-gel structure simply neutralize with L-arginine and add water, and emulsions with non-sticky, refreshing feel and excellent moisturizing property can be prepared. Suitable for cream and milk lotion formulations.

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