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Cosmetics & Personal Care Applications

Characterize Interfaces, Emulsions and Foams in Cosmetic & Personal Care Formulations
 
TECLIS Scientific instruments help cosmetic and personal care researchers characterize interfacial properties, emulsion stability, foamability and foam structure to support formulation development and product performance.
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What Do You Need to Characterize?​

Study surface and interfacial tension, adsorption, wetting and interfacial rheology in creams, lotions, emulsions and surfactant systems.

→ Explore TRACKER™
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Quantify foam formation, drainage and stability in shampoos, cleansers and other foaming formulations.


→ Explore FOAMSCAN™
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Analyze bubble size, distribution and liquid fraction directly in real cosmetic and personal care foams.
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→ Explore FOAMSCOPE™
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Travail de labo
Chemicals

Formulation

  • Effects of the addition of polymers on foam stability

  • Effect of the surfactant type on the stability of nano-emulsions

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Les vitamines et les pilules
Chemicals

Encapsulation
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  • Capsule deformation model

  • Encapsulation using plant proteins

  • Plant proteins for oil microencapsulation

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Cosmetic Products
Chemicals

Cosmetics

  • Lipid-based Janus nanoparticles for pharmaceuticals and cosmetics

  • Microgels at an oil-water interface - Correlation with emulsions properties

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Expériences en laboratoire
Chemicals

Chemical reactions

  • Acid-base reaction at the interfaces

  • Sol/Gel reaction at the interfaces

  • Cross linking reaction at the interfaces

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