A To Z Chemicals

Hydrolyzed keratin is essentially a large protein molecule that has gone through a chemical process that is broken down in a way that allows it to penetrate the hair cuticle. It moisturizes and conditions both skin and hair and also forms a film when used on the skin or nails.

The hydrolysate of soy protein produced by an acid, enzyme, or other method of hydrolysis is known as hydrolyzed soy protein or hydrolyzed soybean protein. Proteins, peptides, and amino acids make up the majority of its structure. It primarily functions as hair conditioning agent and skin conditioning agent in cosmetics. It is the most used hydrolyzed vegetable protein (HVP) in the market. It is a clear to slightly hazy, yellow or light tan to amber-colored liquid.

Hydrolyzed Silk is a widely used ingredient in the hair care segment. It is a kind of a protein that provides the required amino acids to hair shafts in order to make them stronger and shinier. This ingredient is also used in skincare because it protects the surface against harmful environmental factors and is hydrating. Hydrolyzed Silk protein is commonly found in products like shampoos, conditioners and lotions. This ingredient is quite similar to the proteins that are naturally present in the skin and hair. Hence, Hydrolyzed Silk works wonders in replenishing any lost protein that causes dryness and damage.

Hydrolyzed wheat protein is basically small-sized protein molecules that are easily absorbed by the skin and hair to provide multiple benefits and nutrition. Protein molecules in general are large in size so they are broken down to make them easily absorbed. Hydrolyzed wheat protein ingredient comes in the form of an amber-colored liquid that is found in a wide range of beauty products - from moisturizers and shampoos to eye creams and cleansers.

Hydrogenated Caster Oil works as a binding agent in synthetic and petroleum waxes, as it makes the wax harder and more resistant to crumbling. Hydrogenated Castor Oil is sometimes used as an emulsifying agent in liquid soaps and detergents to enhance the stability of the liquid formula.