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Preparing for an EU Talc Ban: What Mineral and Starch Alternatives Need to Match

Talc's expected EU restriction is forcing cosmetic formulators toward mica, kaolin, silica, and starch. None of them reproduce talc's platelet slip, oil absorption, and low dustiness at the same time, and each substitution changes flow and compaction behavior in pressed powder products differently.

Nanotechnology in Cosmetics: Efficacy, Safety, and Regulation

Nanotechnology in cosmetics improves stability, delivery, and skin [...]

Processing Techniques Involving Liquids and Gases (Part 2)

In this second part of our article [...]

Exploring the Microscopic World of Particle Surfaces using SEM

In this article, we will cover Surface [...]

The Power of Plasma Functionalization – Enhancing Powder Surface Chemistry

Powder materials are foundational in industries such as [...]

Particle engineering in Pharmaceuticals, Food, and Cosmetics

Particle engineering is an emerging field impacting multiple [...]

Achieving Homogeneous Mixtures

Introduction: Why Homogeneous Mixtures Matter Mixing powders is [...]

Dispersion in Powder Processing and Lab Testing

In this article we'll extensively cover Dispersion in [...]

Powder Recycling and Sustainability

In this article, we will dive into Powder [...]

New Legislation for powder coating, pigment, and cosmetics industry: Allowing for a transition period until October 1st

New EU regulations mandate that, starting October 1st, all [...]

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