Powder Squalane
* Introduction
- Squalane and Squalene are two very similar lipids, which compose 10-15% of human sebum in the teenage but decline to about 5% after age 50. Decline of these is a major factor of the skin becoming rough, dry and vulnerable to damages.

* Roles of Squalane/Squalene
- Natural moisturization
- Antioxidation in cell membranes
- Biosynthesis of sterols and carotenoids
- Immune enhancing : promote T or B cells and macrophages
- Protection against the toxicity and the injuries from the radiation

* Insoluble in water Not durable Oily & Greasy → Application Limit
- Squalane is a derivative of Squalene, but is much more stable than Squalene against the
oxidation. Squalane is more suitable for skin care products use.
- The most popular use of Squalane is as an emollient in skincare products. Squalane has some
characteristics which could limit its applications.

* Water soluble Inclusion complex (Nano-Inclusion technology)
- Powder Squalane is a specialized type Squalane-Cyclodextrin Nano Inclusion complex.
It can easily dispersed in water or any cosmetic formulation and slowly releases the contents.
- Specific Reaction ratio & condition
- Suitable Solvent system

CoQ10 Disperse (CoQ10 1% Liposome)
* Introduction
- Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is a well known ingredient for anti-aging & anti-oxidant activities, but there are some difficulties in formulating CoQ10 because of its poor solubility in water.
CoQ10 1% liposome is a special preparation of CoQ10 for easy dispersion in water phase.

- It is composed of CoQ10, hydrogenated lecithin, cholesterol, glycerin, etc.
- The recommended dosage in skin care products is 0.1 ~ 1%(w/w).

Adenosine Complex
- Adenosine(20%) CD inclusion complex
- Highly stabilized Adenosine for Anti-aging products