Knowde Enhanced TDS
Identification & Functionality
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Features & Benefits
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- Features and Benefits
DT 200 CCT is a complementary dispersion, to be used primarily as a transparency and critical wavelength modifier. Use it in combination with other G-Block dispersions and organic UV filters to adjust transparency levels.
Easy Manufacturing:
- Stable product, no separation and no sedimentation
- Easy to transfer and to mix with the common cosmetic equipments
Easy Formulation/product development:
- COSMOS, ECOCERT and Natural Product Association (NPA) approved for natural sunscreens which meet with global regulations
- Speed to market: Provides the guide equations to calculate the appropriate % dosage for the target SPF and critical wavelength for quick formulation development
- Extremely high % active for flexible formulation development with good sensory
Applications & Uses
- Markets
- Color Cosmetic Applications
- Sun Care Applications
- Applications
Cosmetic and Toiletry:
- Natural sunscreens that meet with all global regulations for broad spectrum (with G-Block DTB 300 CCT) and “natural” standards. Sunscreens for baby and people with sensitive skin.
- Sport sunscreens with long lasting UV A (with G-Block DTB 300 CCT) and B protection.
- Daily skin care lotion and cream with UV A (with G-Block DTB 300 CCT) and B protection.
- Natural Color cosmetics with sunscreen benefit.
- Color Cosmetics with SPF protection
- BB, CC, DD creams
- SPF 50 in combination with organic UVB filters
- Usage Guidelines
Just add into the oil phase of the formulation and mix well.
Dosage: About 3 SPF per 1% TiO2 active; Critical Wavelength 365 nm. For example, SPF 30 sunscreen would need: 30/3 = 10% TiO2 active or 22.3% G-Block DT 200 CCT (22.3% x 46% = 10.2% TiO2 active).
For predicting the SPF and critical wavelength of sunscreen prototypes made of the blends of several GBlock products, please contact us for the "G-Block Prediction Calculator" program to do it easily.
Sunscreen Test Protocols:
SPF: In-Vivo Protocols of FDA of USA and EN ISO 24444:2010.
UVA: In-Vivo protocol of EN ISO 24442:2011; In-Vitro Protocol of FDA of USA( critical wave) ; EN ISO 2443:2012 (UVAPF) .
Please note that in-vitro SPF measurement is not suitable for sunscreens of inorganic UV filters
Properties
- Physical Form
- Odor
- Mild
- Appearance
- Off-white soft cream
- Typical Properties
| Value | Units | Test Method / Conditions | |
| Active Content | 45 | % | — |
| Arsenic Content | max. 2 | ppm | Internal |
| Solid Content | 0.55 | % | — |
| Viscosity (20 rpm) | 10,000-150,000 | cPs | — |
Regulatory & Compliance
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Safety & Health
- Safety data
Repeated Insult Patch Test (RIPT) with 50 human subjects shows no skin irritation and no skin sensitization.
The titanium dioxide powder before the coating of a thin alumina layer (for further protection of skin against radicals) and dispersion meets with USP standard
Microbiology data: Total aerobic bacteria count and the total yeast/mold count < 100 cfu/g, free of Pathogens: E.Coli, P. Aeruginosa, and S. Aureus.
Packaging & Availability
- Packaging Information
25 kg in 5 gallon plastic pail
Storage & Handling
- Storage and Handling
Store the product in its original package and avoid storing at extreme high and low temperature.