Phase-inverted oil-in-water emulsification: ShiseidoRecent Research Landscape
Interfacial instability in aqueous cosmetic bases leads to phase separation and reduced shelf life. These innovations engineer the surfactant-oil interface to maintain structural integrity and sensory consistency.
What technical problems is Shiseido addressing in Phase-inverted oil-in-water emulsification?
Thermodynamic emulsion instability
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Spontaneous separation and coalescence of oil and water phases limit shelf life. Preventing phase inversion or breakdown ensures consistent product texture and efficacy.
Poor emulsion phase stability
(13)evidences
Phase-inverted oil-in-water systems are prone to droplet coalescence and phase separation over time. Enhancing stability prevents product degradation and ensures consistent sensory performance.