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Glutamates Surfactants

Type of Solution sought A specialty ingredients supplier is developing a new range of fully natural glutamate amino acid surfactants with improved thickening and foaming performance. Who might be interested? Cosmetics formulators and producers looking for: ful

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Type of Solution sought

A specialty ingredients supplier is developing a new range of fully natural glutamate amino acid surfactants with improved thickening and foaming performance. Who might be interested? Cosmetics formulators and producers looking for: fully natural ingredients to meet green labels requirements better solutions to solve thickening and foaming issues novel ingredients boosting the sensorial experience, mildness and foaming power

Description of Desired Solution

A specialty ingredients supplier is developing a new range of fully natural glutamate amino acid surfactants.

Detailed Solution Description

Driven by regulatory pressure and environmental concerns as well as consumers’ expectations for performing and lasting skin care products, an innovative all naturally-based family of glutamate surfactants has been developed to offer excellent cleansing properties, foaming performance, moisturizing and mildness. It is particularly suitable for various opaque and clear formulations and different forms – solids and liquids.

Benefits

  • 100% biobased -> Compatibility with green labels
  • Enhanced skin feel and sensorial experience
  • Excellent foaming power
  • Skin mildness
  • Sulfate-free

Application examples

  • Facial wash
  • Foaming hand soap
  • Detoxifying scalp scrub

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01How does alcohol affect glutamate levels?

Alcohol leads to the short-term inhibition of glutamate receptors in the brain. This inhibition decreases glutamate activity, which slows down brain functioning and contributes to the sedative effects of alcohol. However, a 2015 review notes that long-term alcohol consumption can actually increase glutamate levels. This can worsen the effects of alcohol withdrawal, making it harder for a person to quit drinking.

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