We coordinate specifications, samples and application information for licorice and botanical ingredients to support customers’ formulation and compatibility evaluation.
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Applications
For ingredient selection in emulsions, serums and cleansing formulations. Select the assay grade before formulation trials.
Highlights
Grade comparison
Compare the 65%, 72% and 75% specifications together with their test methods.
Formulation focus
Check dissolution conditions, pH and compatibility with other ingredients.
Applications
For evaluation in emulsions and creams, considering assay, dispersion and formulation stability.
Highlights
Identity and method
Check the beta form, assay and test method.
Trial focus
Establish solvent, dispersion and incorporation conditions using grade-specific documents and formulation trials.
Applications
For ingredient selection in emulsions, creams and care formulations; assess incorporation in the intended formulation system.
Highlights
Composition review
Match the INCI, ester identity and specification.
Process review
Request dissolution and incorporation data rather than transferring a process from another licorice derivative.
Applications
For evaluation in serums, emulsions and aqueous care formulations, with particular attention to the filtrate composition.
Highlights
Composition focus
Review fermentation source, carrier, preservative system and full INCI.
Sample focus
Evaluate odour, colour and formulation stability; check microbiological limits against the specification.
Applications
For development of formulations targeting an even-looking skin tone; evaluate each assay grade separately.
Highlights
Grade comparison
Do not substitute 40% and 90% grades solely by ingredient weight.
Formulation focus
Review carrier and solubility data, then evaluate colour, stability and finished-formula performance.
Applications
For evaluation in hydration and firming formulations. Distinguish the 30% and 90% specifications and supplied forms first.
Highlights
Supplied composition
Review active content, carrier and water content; the illustration does not represent every grade.
Trial focus
Compare quantities on an active-content basis and test viscosity and compatibility.
Applications
For ingredient selection in oil-control and skin-care formulations; review the 20%, 40% and 70% grades separately.
Highlights
Grade focus
Confirm active content, carrier and test method.
Formulation focus
Test colour impact, dispersion and stability; ingredient information is not proof of finished-product performance.
Review documents, samples and supply requirements for the specific product.
Compare available ingredients by content, form and intended use.
Review target specifications, assay methods and customer requirements.
Coordinate available batch documents for the product and production partner.
Arrange sample evaluation around the customer’s formulation and process.
Confirm quantity, packaging, delivery location and timing.
Communicate use conditions and document requirements to the relevant partners.
Select ingredients around texture and compatibility needs in lotions and creams.
Evaluate samples against solubility, colour and formulation stability requirements.
Evaluate ingredients within the formulation; sun protection performance depends on finished-product testing.
Share the ingredient, target specification, application, quantity and destination so we can coordinate relevant products and documents.