LIPEX® SheaSolve™
Lipex SheaSolve can be used with mineral and organic UV filters, effectively solving complex challenges, such as combining appealing texture and other sensory benefits with high SPF. And it shows SPF boosting properties when used with mineral UV filters.
Discover the Benefits of Lipex SheaSolve
See how Lipex SheaSolve transforms mineral sunscreen formulations: faster powder uptake, smoother flowability, and reduced ghosting for a flawless finish. Watch these quick videos to explore its superior performance and learn why it’s a game-changer for your products!
Superior wetting properties of Lipex SheaSolve
Lipex SheaSolve demonstrates a three times faster uptake in zinc oxide powder than caprylic/capric triglycerides and C12-15 alkyl benzoate, which indicates a better wetting capacity, making it an excellent potential choice for mineral sunscreen applications.
Showing lower viscosity compared to other emollients
The video shows how Lipex SheaSolve delivers lower viscosity and higher flowability to mineral UV filter dispersions than comparative emollients. A low viscosity dispersion means there has been good particle wetting, which means less agglomeration, resulting in lower ghosting and improved skin feel in final formulations.
Reduced ghosting compared with other dispersants.
The video shows how a 20% zinc oxide dispersion with Lipex SheaSolve has a reduced whitening or ghosting effect and faster absorption on the skin compared to dispersions with caprylic/capric triglyceride and C12-C15 alkyl benzoate. As a result, Lipex SheaSolve will deliver a better skin appearance and feel in mineral sunscreen formulations.
An in-vitro study shows that when used with mineral UV filters Lipex SheaSolve provides an SPF boosting effect vs the other alternatives.
Image showing 20% yellow iron oxide dispersions in comparative emollients.
The above image shows 20% yellow iron oxide dispersions in different emollients. The Lipex SheaSolve dispersion is flowable, the caprylic/capric triglyceride dispersion is thicker but also flowable, and the C12-15 alkyl benzoate dispersion doesn’t flow.
Watch the video showing lower viscosity compared to other emollients
The video shows how Lipex SheaSolve delivers lower viscosity and higher flowability to pigment dispersions than comparative emollients. The lower viscosity makes laboratory handling and upscaling easier and indicates better wetting of the particles, which leads to less agglomeration.
In-vitro studies show reduction in wet and dry combing force
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