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Emulsense™ HC

Brassicyl Isoleucinate Esylate (and) Brassica Alcohol

100% Natural Cationic Hair Care & Emulsification System

Emulsense™ HC is an conditioning agent to create smooth and defined hair. It is also a self-emulsifying cationic emulsification system.

  • Derived from the essential amino acid Isoleucine and Brassica Napus seed oil.
  • Strengthens hair to resist breakage
  • Create smooth and defined appearance
  • Conditions damaged hair
  • Self-emulsifying system
  • Creates lamellar gel networks
  • Non-quat cationic amino lipid technology
  • Designed with green chemistry

Applications:
hair conditioners | hair treatments | hair styling | skincare | body care | shave & beard care

Standards & Certifications

100% Natural

100% Natural

100% USDA certified biobased content

100% USDA certified biobased content

Natural Origin Index: 1.0

Natural Origin Index: 1.0

Readily Biodegradable

Readily Biodegradable

COSMOS Approved

COSMOS Approved

NATRUE Approved

NATRUE Approved

NSF/ANSI 305 Approved

NSF/ANSI 305 Approved

Clean Beauty Preferred

Clean Beauty Preferred

Non-palm Derived

Non-palm Derived

Vegan & Cruelty-free

Vegan & Cruelty-free

Halal Certified

Halal Certified

Kosher Compliant

Kosher Compliant

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Additional Information

Sustainable Design

Sustainability is embedded in Inolex's design philosophy. Emulsense™ HC design was guided by the Principles of Green Chemistry and life cycle thinking.

Green Chemistry & Sustainable Life Cycle Highlights:

  • water is only reaction byproduct
  • non-irritating to skin or eyes
  • solvent-free process
  • low energy manufacturing process
  • 100% renewable feedstocks
  • no heavy metal catalysts used
  • readily biodegradable


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