DHA Plus turns self-tanning into a more enjoyable process because there is no presence of an annoying smell. The reason? The annoying smell often perceived in self-tanners containing Dihydroxyacetone is greatly reduced, both in the formulation itself and during the self-tanning process on the skin. EMD Performance Materials Corp's DHA Plus proves to be olfactory superior to pure DHA. DHA Plus can be used in a variety of self tanning products.
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Cosmetic ingredients from Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, which operates as EMD Electronics in the US/CAN. As a leading manufacturer of ingredients for the cosmetic industry, their cosmetics portfolio includes functional fillers and effect pigments for color cosmetics and skin care products that provide color, luster, gloss and other effects. EMD Electronics also offers a wide range of active ingredients used in skin care cosmetics to protect the skin against UV radiation and premature aging.
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