At In-Cosmetics, BASF is showcasing Plantigenix Bisabolol (INCI: Bisabolol), a biotechnologically produced, high-quality bisabolol. It is designed to meet growing demands for natural cosmetics that emphasize emotional well-being and skin comfort paired with reliable quality and sustainability.

According to BASF, its fermentation-based bisabolol production replaces traditional sourcing from chamomile or wild trees, ensuring consistent purity while avoiding pressure on natural resources. It is ideal for sensitive skin applications including after-sun, after-shave and scalp care. It is designed to support skin comfort and skin brightening effects, drawing on bisabolol’s well-documented soothing and tone supporting effects.

In addition, BASF has released Uvinul T 150 X EcoBalanced (INCI: Ethylhexyl Triazone), its first UV filter in a biomass balance (BMB) version.

Uvinul T 150 is a highly effective, photostable UVB filter and the filter of choice to replace octocrylene and ethylhexyl salicylate. The new EcoBalanced version offers a significantly reduced carbon footprint compared to the conventional product while delivering the same trusted efficacy. It is based on BASF’s BMB approach, which replaces fossil feedstocks with renewable resources at the start of the production process. The biobased input used in production is allocated to the EcoBalanced product through a certified mass balance methodology, enabling a true drop-in solution that requires no reformulation and preserves original product performance.

Alongside these latest launches, BASF will be showcasing other recently introduced product innovations, including Aloversil (peptides to support fuller-looking hair,) Dehyquart S18 (a readily biodegradable conditioning agent that boosts performance in silicone-free formulations) and Uvinul TS Hydro, a water-soluble UVA filter for lightweight formulations.

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