Publish Time: 2024-09-09 Origin: Site
The quality of cosmetic raw materials directly affects the experience, efficacy and brand image of cosmetic cream products. High quality raw materials can ensure the cream's delicate texture and rapid absorption, while providing excellent moisturizing, anti-aging and other skin care effects, significantly improving consumers' experience. In addition, the use of natural and sustainably sourced raw materials not only meets consumers' needs for health and environmental protection, but also helps enhance the brand's image and popularity, thereby standing out in a highly competitive market. As consumers' awareness of cosmetic ingredients increases, choosing ingredients that have been scientifically verified and have clear efficacy has become the key to improving product competitiveness and market share. Therefore, you need to strictly control every step from raw material selection, procurement to application to ensure that the final product is both safe and effective and meets consumer expectations for the product.
High-quality cosmetic creams must first use high-quality raw materials that meet your local standards, including water-phase and oil-phase ingredients. The water phase components can include reverse osmosis deionized water, hydrosol, plant extracts, etc., while the oil phase components can include various vegetable oils, waxes and lipids. These raw materials should be inspected and verified before being added to ensure compliance with usage regulations and requirements. At the same time, with consumers' preference for natural ingredients, we should increase the proportion of natural ingredients in the formula to cater to consumers' consumption habits.
The active ingredients in the cream, such as vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, ceramide, squalane, etc., can not only provide moisturizing and nourishing effects, but also solve skin problems in a targeted manner, such as repair, whitening, anti-wrinkle, etc.
Emulsifiers play a key role in the production of cosmetic creams. They help the water phase and oil phase ingredients mix to form a uniform milky liquid. When selecting an emulsifier, consider its emulsification stability and safety to the skin.
When formulating, avoid using ingredients that may cause skin irritation or allergies, such as certain fragrances, colorings, and preservatives. Especially for sensitive skin, you should pay more attention to the mildness of the raw materials.
A reasonable ratio of raw materials is crucial to the texture and effect of the cream. For example, for a cosmetic cream with dry skin, the ratio of water phase, oil phase and emulsifier may be 2:8:1; while for oily skin, it may need to be adjusted to 8:2:1 and thickening added. agents and stabilizers.
Raw materials should maintain their freshness and activity during storage and handling, and avoid prolonged exposure to light, high temperature or moisture to maintain their stability and effectiveness.