Propylene Carbonate is commonly used as a solvent or emollient in cosmetic formulas. Because it is lightweight Can help adjust the formula to be light. Easy to spread can dissolve in water

The highlight is that it is waterproof and long lasting, so it is suitable for use in waterproof makeup formulas such as lipsticks that want long-lasting lip color.

PPG-15 Stearyl Ether is a unique emollient. Lubricate, but not coated (non-occlusive) can be added to formulas, so it is commonly used in formulas that require a smooth, lightweight feel, for example underarm products such as an anti-perspirant stick.

Special type, through the process of reducing odor so as not to smell commonly used in cosmetics because it is light and is a highly polarized oil

The emollient was developed to replace Cyclomethicone (Cyclopentasiloxane) with the same slippery feeling. but can evaporate faster Suitable for formulas that want to avoid the use of silicone.

C12-13 Alkyl Lactate or Lactic Acid Processing esterification causing properties similar to Lactic Acid by LipidSoft™ Lactic is a medium-heavy ester. And have these properties, both for the skin, hair and scalp. 

Bis-Diglyceryl Polyacyladipate-2 Emollient developed to replace Lanolin.

The emollient ester has a lightweight formula. while being able to dissolve sunscreen well make it very popular To be used in sunscreen formulas