Crodasone Cystine protein complex for thermoprotective hair care formulations

Crodasone Cystine is a functional cosmetic complex used in modern hair care formulations. The ingredient belongs to the category of protein based cosmetic actives used in professional hair care systems. The complex combines hydrolyzed keratin with a cystine derivative stabilized with a silane functional group, which provides compatibility with different formulation systems.

The ingredient is used in shampoos, conditioners, hair masks, serums and leave-in hair treatments. Due to compatibility with aqueous systems and surfactants Crodasone Cystine can be easily incorporated into different cosmetic formulations. The ingredient is widely used in laboratory formulation development and industrial cosmetic manufacturing. The raw material is suitable for private label projects, contract manufacturing and large scale production of professional hair care products.

Properties and formulation interaction

Within cosmetic formulations Crodasone Cystine functions as a protein based ingredient integrated into different hair care textures. In shampoos, conditioners and serums the ingredient distributes evenly throughout the formulation matrix and forms a light protective film on the hair surface.

In different cosmetic textures the complex contributes to formation of smooth and uniform product structure and improves distribution of the formulation on the hair surface.

Applications across industries

Crodasone Cystine is used in development of hair care products including shampoos, conditioners, masks, leave-in serums and styling formulations.

In SPA formulations the ingredient is used in professional hair care systems.

In formulation laboratories the complex is used in development of new protein based cosmetic formulations and ingredient systems.

Recipe for thermoprotective hair serum

Distilled water — 68 ml
Rosemary hydrosol — 15 ml
Glycerin — 6 ml
Crodasone Cystine — 3 g
Panthenol — 3 ml
Green tea extract — 4 ml
Cosmetic preservative — 1 ml

Preparation process

Distilled water is combined with rosemary hydrosol to form the aqueous base of the formulation. Glycerin is incorporated and mixed until evenly distributed. Crodasone Cystine is introduced into the water phase and mixed until fully integrated within the formulation system.

Panthenol is added and blended until the composition becomes homogeneous. Green tea extract is incorporated and the formulation is mixed until a stable serum texture suitable for cosmetic manufacturing is obtained. At the final stage the preservative is added and the formulation is blended until a stable cosmetic product ready for production is achieved.