INTRODUCING ETHOXCARE®
Ethox Chemicals is pleased to announce our new tradename, ETHOXCARE®, for our Personal Care products which highlights our ongoing commitment to the Personal Care market.
These are the same quality products as before which include emulsifiers, viscosity modifiers, emollients, solubilizers, dispersants, and surfactants with a new focus on transparency for low dioxane limits and palm sourcing.Additionally, Ethox Chemicals has been awarded the Mass Balance certification from the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO). Obtaining this certification was a goal for us in our effort to support customers and bring transparency to the end-consumer by providing responsibly sourced ingredients for the global Personal Care market.
With the ETHOXCARE® tradename, you are assured 1,4 dioxane limits of 10ppm max and residual EO limits of 1ppm max.
We are committed to manufacturing quality products while focusing on our customer’s needs. We strive to be your solution provider with our industry leading technology and products, and our commitment to continuous improvement and customer service.
MEET THE TEAM
Dr. Edward T. Borish is currently Technical Director of Personal Care Technology at Ethox Chemicals, LLC. His responsibilities include all aspects of Personal Care Technology.
Dr. Borish’s earlier experience includes Vice President of R&D at Global Seven Inc., a producer of specialty chemicals for personal care and household products, Director of Product Development at Bath & Body Works where he was responsible for new product development and identifying and implementing new technologies and Vice President of Research and Development at Zotos International — then a Division of Shiseido — where he directed all aspects of corporate research and development for Shiseido’s Salon division. Dr. Borish has over 50 patents, publications and presentations covering applied and basic research. He holds a Ph.D. and a B.S. in chemistry.
Marnie Roussel,
Sales & Business Development
Marnie Roussel has been working in sales and marketing of cosmetic raw materials and chemical specialties for over 25 years. She left her position as Director of Sales for Presperse in order to spend more time with her family. Since then, she has run a successful consulting business, Maverick Enterprises, from her home in Vermont. With her children now grown, Marnie has elected to return to sales and has taken on a new role as Sales & Business Development Manager at Ethox Chemicals, LLC.
INCI: LAURYL GLUCOSIDE (and) TRISTEARYL CITRATE (and) WATER
ETHOXCARE® Natural Pearl is a cost-effective, time-saving choice to enrich the appearance of naturally-derived hair and skin cleansers.
Benefits
- Vegetable-based pearlizing dispersion
- Free of ethylene oxide, 1,4-dioxane and amines
- 100% naturally derived
NOI (ISO 16128): 1 - Convenient to use liquid
- Cost-saving, cold-processable
Applications
Shampoos
Shower gels
Facial cleansers
Liquid hand soaps
Usage will vary depending upon system.
Typical range is 2% to 6%.
Typical Properties
Appearance @25C...Liquid to off-white paste
Solubility ..................Disperses in water
pH (10%)..................3–4
Moisture...................56–62
INCI: GLYCERYL ISOSTEARATE (and) CAPRYLIC/CAPRIC GLYCERIDES
EHOXCARE® 4075 is a cost-effective option for modifying viscosity and improving moisturizing and conditioning in innovative products.
Benefits
- Emollient and viscosity modifier
- Multi-functional - allowing for fewer ingredients
- Perfect for aqueous and non-aqueous systems
- 100% naturally derived
NOI (ISO 16128): 1 - Ideally suited for sulfate-free surfactant systems
- Novel delivery system for pigmented and fragranced products
Aqueous Applications
Shampoos
Shower gels
Facial cleansers
Liquid hand soaps
Usage will vary depending upon system.
Typical range is 5% – 20%.
Non-Aqueous Applications
Anti-chafing sticks
Sunscreen sticks
Moisturizing sticks
Fragrance sticks
Usage will vary depending upon system.
Typical range is 7% – 70%.
Typical Properties
Appearance…...............Liquid
Color (Gardner)….........2.0 max
Saponification Value… 215-245.0 max mg KOH/g
Acid Value….................2.0 max mg KOH/g
The information contained herein is believed to be correct; however, it should not be construed as a guarantee or as a statement of suitability for use in any application. This information should not be considered as a recommendation to violate any patent.
