KSG-280 is a patented self-emulsifying silicone elastomer in 2cs Dimethicone fluid with exceptionally silky and smooth skin feel. Designed to be versatile, easy to use, it allows the formulator to create products with a wide variety of textures. Compared with conventional emulsifiers, it can stabilize emulsions with much larger particle size distribution, which is the key for light and fresh skin feel. The stabilization mechanism also allows emulsification with low shear, no homogenization is needed.
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Shin-Etsu Silicones of America produces high-quality silicones for the Personal Care and Cosmetics industry. Shin-Etsu offers linear type and branched type of polyether-modified silicones and branched and cross-polymer type of polyglycerin-modified silicones. These have a diverse range of applications including hair care, face care, makeup, creams, lotions, hair sprays, shaving creams and more.
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