KSG-310 is a patented self-emulsifying elastomer gel that gives a silky and smooth skin film. The active elastomer gel is an alkyl (C12) functionalized silicone crosslined with polyether and swollen in mineral oil. The chemistry is optimized to stabilize W/Si, W/O and W/Si+O hybrid emulsions. Compared with conventional emulsifiers, it can stabilize emulsions with much larger particle size distribution, which is the key for light and fresh skin feel.
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In 1953, Shin-Etsu Chemical became the first firm in Japan to venture into the silicones business. Since the company has created a diverse line of products designed to exploit the unique and useful properties of silicones in different fields.
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