Methyl hydrogen fluids are methyl hydrogen polysiloxanes end-capped with trimethyl siloxy groups. Methyl hydrogen fluids are primarily used to treat powders to keep them dry, as an anti-caking material and are also highly water repellent.

PEG-10 Dimethicone \PEG-12 Dimethicone  type of silicone, which is a synthetic polymer, containing repeating units of elemental silicone and oxygen. Dimethicone, also known as polydimethylsiloxane,

Dimethyl Silicone Fluids Chemical inertness, non-corrosivity, thermal stability, lubricity and low levels of toxicity make dimethyl silicone fluids the product of choice for many diverse applications. They are among the most versatile, cost-effective silicones used for release agents, lubricants and polishes.

High Viscosity Silicone Fluids  Beauty range as a single unblended fluid. In cosmetics applications, high viscosity silicones are often used as excellent emollients in skin care preparations but can also then be emulsified to be used in a variety of water based hair care products.

Silicone Elastomers  are synthesized from basic linear vinyl polymer systems and hydrogen silicone fluids through a well-known reaction called hydrosilylation. Both gel and powder forms of siliconeelastomers are available, withthe latter being free of swellingagents. When used properly incosmetic formulations, all stand-ard silicone elastomers can provide a soft and silky feel to skincare and makeup products.

Film formers are widely used in hair and skin-care products like moisturizers. When applied on the hair or skin, they form a supple, cohesive, and continuous layer. This layer/film has water-binding properties that leave a silky and smooth effect on the skin. Various acrylates, acrylamides, and copolymers come under the category of film forming agents.

Octyl funcational Silicone Fluids are recommended for organic systems that require the benefits of silicone but are too incompatible with standard dimethyl silicones.

Phenyl Modified Silicone Fluids has higher coefficient of viscosity-temperature, lower freezing point and higher flash point. The most commonly used high temperature silicone fluids are phenyl silicone fluids. When the phenyl group in the polysiloxane replaces the methyl group, oxidation resistance, thermal stability, and shear resistance are all improved. The phenyl group is usually introduced by a phenylmethylsiloxane or a diphenylsiloxane.