

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
1. What is NANOSURF POLY 80?
NANOSURF POLY 80 is a high-performance, non-ionic surfactant and emulsifier derived from Polysorbate 80, specifically tailored for personal care formulations. It is widely used to stabilize oil-in-water emulsions, enhance solubilization of essential oils and actives, and improve the overall texture and spreadability of skincare, haircare, and cosmetic products.
2. What is the CAS Number and INCI Name of NANOSURF POLY 80?
CAS Number: 9005-65-6
INCI Name: Polysorbate 80
3. What are the benefits of using NANOSURF POLY 80 in personal care products?
Effective Emulsifier: Helps mix oil and water phases smoothly.
Solubilizer for Actives: Enhances incorporation of essential oils, fragrances, and vitamins
Improved Product Texture: Provides a smooth, luxurious skin feel and better spreadability.
Non-Irritating: Generally mild and safe for sensitive skin applications.
Stabilizer: Prevents separation of ingredients in creams, lotions, and sprays.
4. What are the common applications of NANOSURF POLY 80 in personal care?
Facial Creams and Moisturizers: Ensures smooth emulsification of oils and actives.
Serums and Toners: Solubilizes hydrophobic ingredients for clear, stable solutions.
Hair Conditioners and Treatments: Acts as a dispersing agent for silicones and oils.
Cleansers and Micellar Waters: Helps bind and remove dirt and oil from the skin.
Bath Oils and Body Washes: Provides uniform dispersion of oils in water.
5. Is NANOSURF POLY 80 safe for use in personal care products?
Yes, NANOSURF POLY 80 is widely regarded as safe for cosmetic use. It has a long track record in the industry and is generally well-tolerated by most skin types. It is approved for use by regulatory bodies in personal care and cosmetic products globally.
6. Can NANOSURF POLY 80 cause skin irritation?
NANOSURF POLY 80 is typically non-irritating and suitable for sensitive skin. However, as with any cosmetic ingredient, irritation may occur in rare cases or with very high concentrations. Patch testing is recommended for sensitive formulations.