Sun care
Deliver high performance in clean beauty sunscreens with plant-based ingredient solutions
Sun care consumers are focusing on more “natural” choices
Consumers seek recognisable ingredients in their sun care products, echoing the trend in food and beverage, which has seen a rise in consumer demand for clean labels over the past decade. They expect a clean beauty product to perform better than a conventional product, but it’s not enough for products to be “natural”; the product must also be efficacious and safe. Efficacy claims prove almost as important as “natural” claims, both globally and in the U.S.1
How can you design “natural,” efficacious and safe products — the trifecta for sun care — while using plant-based ingredients?
Partner with Ingredion for nature-based solutions that align with consumer needs for products that are “natural” and free from undesirable chemicals and GMOs. At the Ingredion Idea Labs® innovation centres, our personal care experts can leverage our formulation, sensory and scale-up capabilities to help you create winning sun care products that your consumers will reach for every day.
Free-flowing bio-based polymer for optimal feel and flow
Our non-GMO, bio-based and aluminium-free FARMAL® MS 6135 polymer provides high flowability properties that mitigate oiliness in cosmetic products, especially in sun care. It also enhances overall skin feel (soft, velvety feel and matte finish).
A rice starch with versatile viscosity
NATIVACARE® 8600 starch-based natural polymer improves product pick-up. It provides structure, delivering synergistic viscosity in oil/water and water/oil emulsions, such as lotions and creams, and significant viscosity in just water starting at 3%.
A corn starch for richer textures
NATIVACARE® 5600 corn starch offers rich texture and excellent skin-conditioning properties. This polymer can improve viscosity in oil/water and water/oil emulsions.
64% of consumers inspect ingredient labels on sun care products.1
Chi Anigbogu, marketing, beauty & home
Ingredion Incorporated
Ready to respond to today’s skin care trends? Explore our nature-inspired, lab-proven, consumer-preferred ingredients for sun care and sunscreen.
| Ingredient | INCI name | Function | Application |
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FARMAL® AF 1100 bio-based polymer
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Calcium starch octenylsuccinate (proposed)
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Skin feel, greasiness reduction
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Skin care
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FARMAL® MS 6135 bio-based polymer
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Calcium starch octenylsuccinate
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Rheology modifier, skin feel, moisture absorbency
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Body powder, skin care
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NATIVACARE® 5600 natural* polymer
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Zea mays (corn) starch
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Rheology modifier, skin feel, ecocert2
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Skin care, emulsion-based products
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NATIVACARE® 9330 natural* polymer
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Tapioca starch
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Rheology modifier, skin feel, certified organic3
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Sun care, lotions, creams, gels
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NATIVICARE® 8600 rice starch
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Oryza sativa (rice) starch
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Rheology modifier, skin feel, viscosity, ecocert2
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Skin care, spreadable products
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Turn heads with Ingredion
Our teams of technical and market experts are ready to help. With a culture of collaboration and deep formulation expertise, we are your dedicated guide to get ahead of trends.
1. Ingredion proprietary research, Consumer Research for Beauty and Personal Care, 2018
2. Approved by Ecocert in accordance with the COSMOS standard.
3. Certified organic according to Regulation (EC) No. 834/2007
*NATIVACARE® 5600 and 8600 polymers are approved by Ecocert in accordance with the COSMOS standard. NATIVACARE® 9230, 9360 and 9330 polymers are USDA NOP organic-certified.
This information is intended to support the efforts of our customers to develop and implement an appropriate labeling strategy for products containing Ingredion’s products. In all respects, the ultimate decisions on how to identify claims on food packages and label ingredients on food packages remains with our customers. Ingredion Incorporated and the Ingredion group of companies make no warranty about the accuracy or completeness of the information contained above or the suitability of any of our products for your specific intended use. We urge you to carefully review the relevant regulations and to seek appropriate legal counsel as you determine the labeling requirements applicable to your products.