Cost Efficient dispersion, Z75R-CCTG and TZ50-CCTG were developed for customers who desired to use physical UV filter but found it difficult to use due to its high price compared to chemical UV filters. Due to the minimization of the manufacturing process, it has reasonable price but still has high quality on UV performance.
Sunjin Beauty Science (formerly Sunjin Chemical) is a leading cosmetic raw material manufacturer for the Personal Care and Cosmetics Industry. With a wide product portfolio for color cosmetics, sun care, skin care, and body care products including UV filters, pigments, scrubbing agents, and micro beads that act as sensorial modifiers and powder binders; Sunjin offers ingredients that meet ECOCERT and COSMOS standards.
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