Partial flocking guarantees an added value to your cosmetic applicator, for example, by : Precise clipping of the flock area at a processing accuracy of 0.1 mm. Flock exclusively on the application surface. Visible innovative structures and/or geometries of your applicator head by flock-free areas. Technically perfect, brand-typically designed and attractive.The beauty and differentiation of … Read more
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Actives and market development
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Rebecca Webster of Croda explains how the desired product performance of lipstick formulations can be achieved with the right specific ingredients.
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