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Promois™ WS-HSIGPD

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Promois™ WS-HSIGPD is a silylated derivative type of hydrolyzed soy protein. It protects and repairs hair, and improves its texture by a heat enhancing effect that results in the formation of a film on the hair in response to heat from hair dryers or hair ironing. Soy protein is distinct from animal proteins such as collagen and keratin in that it is composed of 30% glutamic acid and aspartic acid that possess particularly high moisturizing property. It also provides a smooth and pleasant texture and prevents unmanageable hair. Promois™ series is a range of peptides and derivatives obtained through hydrolysis of natural proteins. It is developed and manufactured in Japan by SEIWA KASEI.

INCI Name: Hydrolyzed Soy Protein PG-Propyl Methylsilanediol

Functions: Conditioner, Film Former, Moisturizing Agent

Ingredient Origin: Natural Origin, Plant Origin

Labeling Claims: Natural, Naturally Derived

Benefit Claims: Film Forming, Highly Restructuring, Moisturizing, Repairing, Shine & Radiance, Silky Feel, Smoothing, Soft Feel, Strengthening, Texturizing

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Identification & Functionality

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Features & Benefits

Product Background

Soy protein is distinct from animal protein such as collagen and keratin in that it has glutamic acid and aspartic acid 30% of itself. It brings high moisturizing property as well as collagen but brings different texture. Additionally, it produces moist feeling and prevents unmanageable hair.

Silk is a fiber made of two proteins, mainly fibroin but also sericin. Fibroin has a unique amino acid composition. Glycine, alanine and serine which have small molecular weights and simple chemical structures account for 90%. These amino acids are known to be arranged in β-sheets which greatly contributes to silk well-known shiny appearance and smoothness.

Promois SIG series is a derivative bonded with a silyl group at the N-terminal of the hydrolyzed protien (peptide). It is a "Heat active ingredient", having thermal reactive unique feature, that is different from other peptide derivatives.

Coated layer on the hair surface is formed by the Promois SIG-treatement and heating processes using hair-dryer or hair-iron.

"Heat active effect" , Protecting hair from damages caused by heat and improving the hair strength and texture, is exerted by the layer.

Illustrated structure of Promois SIG

Seiwa Kasei Promois WS-HSIG Product Background

Applications & Uses

Application Format

Properties

Typical Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Active Content20%
Butylene Glycol Content2%
Methylparaben Content0.3%
Molecular Weight900
Propylparaben Content4%

Technical Details & Test Data

Mechanism of Action

Promois™ WS-HSIG - Mechanism of Action

Verification Tests

Heat active effect of Promois SIG series

  • Formation of coated layer on the hair surface

Promois™ WS-HSIG - Verification Tests

Evaluation method:

Damaged hairs treated by Promois SIG were used in this test. Hair surface of test hairs with heating process by hair dryer (65°C, 5min) or without heating process were observed by scanning electron microscope (x 2000).


Control:

Damaged hair treated with ion-exchanged water

  • Improvement of smoothness

Promois™ WS-HSIG - Verification Tests - 1

Evaluation method:

Damaged hairs treated by Promois SIG were used in this test. Smoothness of test hairs with heating process by hair dryer (65°C, 5min) or without heating process were evaluated by friction tester.

Control:

Damaged hair treated with ion-exchanged water.

  • Improvement of hair strength

Promois™ WS-HSIG - Verification Tests - 2

Evaluation method:

Damaged hairs treated by Promois SIG wre used in this test. Hair strength of test hairs with heating process by hair iron (180°C, 10sec) or without heating process were evaluated by hair rheology analyzer.

Control:

Damaged hair treated with ion-exchanged water.

Packaging & Availability

Regional Availability
  • Africa
  • Middle East