How can a material repair itself?
Research & development
The design of materials capable of repairing themselves, either spontaneously or under the effect of a stimulus, makes it possible to improve their lifespan and their reliability while reducing maintenance costs. This approach, which is eco-responsible, reduces the consumption of polymer materials and the production of waste. This technology can be applied in many fields to restore the original appearance and properties of materials. PolymerExpert designs custom-made healing materials to best suit your needs.
How to rationalize your ingredient portfolio?
Cosmétique
More and more cosmetic brands are now opting for transparency towards the customer and choosing versatile ingredients to build minimalist formulas. Thus, to successfully engage in responsible and sustainable approaches, brands need to rationalize their ingredient portfolio. Adrien Faure, cosmetics expert at PolymerExpert, gives an update on the optimal choice of raw materials for the formulator.
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Emulsion polymerization: an environmentally-friendly way to produce polymers
Research & development
A wide variety of products in diverse fields of application can take advantage of free radical emulsion polymerization. They go from paints, coatings and adhesives to cosmetics, sealants, drug delivery systems, textiles and automotive products.1 This versatile technique allows the production of aqueous dispersions of polymer particles stabilized by a colloid stabilizer that present innumerous advantages.
Batch release at PolymerExpert: a requirement for product quality.
Quality
PolymerExpert designs custom specialty polymers for its customers. Whether in the medical, cosmetic or industrial fields, our productions are subject to batch release to ensure product conformity and quality.
Polymers and naturalness in cosmetics
Cosmetics
Polymers are regularly associated with synthetic materials, plastics and fossils. However, they are present in nature and have been used by human being since the dawn of time. Indeed, silk, proteins or cellulose are all natural polymers. Thus, many consumers are unaware that their cosmetic products contain polymers and especially, that these polymers can be of natural origin! Adrien Faure, expert at PolymerExpert, explains the use of polymers in the cosmetic industry.
Innovation in biobased polymers for cosmetics: Nature in service of beauty 
Cosmetics
PolymerExpert has developed a 100% biobased rheology modifier for oils: thhttps://polymerexpert.fr/app/uploads/2022/07/Sans-titre-5.pnge recently launched and already awarded gelling agent is a promising natural ingredient for innovative and ecologically responsible cosmetics. 
Chemical reverse engineering of polymers: a strategic ally for your innovation processes.
Research & development
Reverse engeineering of polymers consists in the study and analysis of a formulation or a mixture to obtain its composition. It allows to determine the nature and the quantity of the raw materials forming a product.