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Phospholipids are very popular in natural cosmetic products because of their multifunctional properties. Due to their amphiphilic structure, they can be used in emulsions, but also to produce liposomes. Lecithin, or rather the fractions of phosphatidylcholine it contains, are known to enhance the penetration of formulation active ingredients through the stratum corneum and into deeper skin layers. Phosphatidylcholine is rich in unsaturated essential fatty acids and therefore provide nutrients to the skin. The high content linolenic acid further support the good sebum quality in acne-probe skin.

Phospholipids are very popular in natural cosmetic products because of their multifunctional properties. Due to their amphiphilic structure, they can be used in emulsions, but also to produce liposomes. Lecithin, or rather the fractions of phosphatidylcholine it contains, has two special functions in cosmetic formulations. Firstly, the hydrogenated and therefore more oxidation-stable variants form lamellar structures, so-called dermo-membrane structures, which are suitable as natural o/w or w/o emulsifiers. On the other hand, the lamellar structures provide caring sensory properties and protect the skin barrier in a natural way. BergaSom Soy 75 H is one example from the BergaSom range for the possible use of phospholipids as a natural and very well skin-compatible emulsifier.

Phospholipids are very popular in natural cosmetic products because of their multifunctional properties. Due to their amphiphilic structure, they can be used in emulsions, but also to produce liposomes. Lecithin, or rather the fractions of phosphatidylcholine it contains, are known to enhance the penetration of formulation active ingredients through the stratum corneum and into deeper skin layers. Phosphatidylcholine is rich in unsaturated essential fatty acids and therefore provide nutrients to the skin. The high content linolenic acid further support the good sebum quality in acne-probe skin.

Phospholipids are very popular in natural cosmetic products because of their multifunctional properties. Due to their amphiphilic structure, they can be used in emulsions, but also to produce liposomes. Lecithin, or rather the fractions of phosphatidylcholine it contains, has two special functions in cosmetic formulations. Firstly, the hydrogenated and therefore more oxidation-stable variants form lamellar structures, so-called dermo-membrane structures, which are suitable as natural o/w or w/o emulsifiers. On the other hand, the lamellar structures provide caring sensory properties and protect the skin barrier in a natural way. BergaSom Soy 90 H is one example from the BergaSom range for the possible use of phospholipids as a natural and very well skin-compatible emulsifier.

Phospholipids are very popular in natural cosmetic products because of their multifunctional properties. Due to their amphiphilic structure, they can be used in emulsions, but also to produce liposomes. Lecithin, or rather the fractions of phosphatidylcholine it contains, are known to enhance the penetration of formulation active ingredients through the stratum corneum and into deeper skin layers. Phosphatidylcholine is rich in unsaturated essential fatty acids and therefore provide nutrients to the skin. The high content linolenic acid further support the good sebum quality in acne-probe skin.

Phospholipids are very popular in natural cosmetic products because of their multifunctional properties. Due to their amphiphilic structure, they can be used in emulsions, but also to produce liposomes. Lecithin, or rather the fractions of phosphatidylcholine it contains, has two special functions in cosmetic formulations. Firstly, the hydrogenated and therefore more oxidation-stable variants form lamellar structures, so-called dermo-membrane structures, which are suitable as natural o/w or w/o emulsifiers. On the other hand, the lamellar structures provide caring sensory properties and protect the skin barrier in a natural way. BergaSom Sun 75 H is one example from the BergaSom range for the possible use of phospholipids as a natural and very well skin-compatible emulsifier.

Phospholipids are very popular in natural cosmetic products because of their multifunctional properties. Due to their amphiphilic structure, they can be used in emulsions, but also to produce liposomes. Lecithin, or rather the fractions of phosphatidylcholine it contains, are known to enhance the penetration of formulation active ingredients through the stratum corneum and into deeper skin layers. Phosphatidylcholine is rich in unsaturated essential fatty acids and therefore provide nutrients to the skin. The high content linolenic acid further support the good sebum quality in acne-probe skin.

Phospholipids are very popular in natural cosmetic products because of their multifunctional properties. Due to their amphiphilic structure, they can be used in emulsions, but also to produce liposomes. Lecithin, or rather the fractions of phosphatidylcholine it contains, has two special functions in cosmetic formulations. Firstly, the hydrogenated and therefore more oxidation-stable variants form lamellar structures, so-called dermo-membrane structures, which are suitable as natural o/w or w/o emulsifiers. On the other hand, the lamellar structures provide caring sensory properties and protect the skin barrier in a natural way. BergaSom Sun 90 H is one example from the BergaSom range for the possible use of phospholipids as a natural and very well skin-compatible emulsifier.