Emulsifier Eumulgin Prisma 1 kg

Eumulgin Prisma emulsifier for lightweight stable O W emulsions and modern cosmetic textures

Eumulgin Prisma is a nonionic emulsifier designed for creating stable oil in water systems with a light texture and clean structure. It is used in formulations where fast absorption low residue and uniform distribution of active ingredients are required. On the global market it is in demand in skin care products such as face creams lotions fluid emulsions and gel based systems where a fresh non heavy skin feel is expected.

What it is and where it is used

Eumulgin Prisma is applied in formulations where a stable emulsion with reduced oil load and improved sensory profile is needed. The main applications include facial creams body lotions lightweight fluids gel creams and cosmetic serums.

It is especially suitable for products that require visual clarity or a refined texture without turbidity. In modern cosmetic development it is used as a primary emulsifier for systems that must absorb quickly and leave a clean after feel.

How it works

Eumulgin Prisma reduces interfacial tension between oil and water phases and enables the formation of fine dispersed emulsions. It creates a uniform distribution of oil droplets within the aqueous phase which stabilizes the system.

This leads to improved texture better spreadability and consistent delivery of active ingredients. The emulsifier supports the formation of lightweight structures without overloading the formulation.

Properties

Eumulgin Prisma provides stable emulsions with a smooth and light texture. It supports fast absorption and does not leave a heavy or greasy film on the skin.

The ingredient is compatible with a wide range of oils active ingredients and water soluble components. It maintains stability across a broad pH range and enables the development of modern cosmetic formulations with enhanced sensory performance.

Applications across industries

In cosmetics it is used in creams lotions fluid emulsions gel creams and serums where stability and light texture are required. In skin care it is suitable for products designed for quick absorption and comfortable application.

In functional cosmetic development it is used as a base emulsifier in systems containing active ingredients. In industrial water based emulsions it can act as a stabilizing component for dispersed systems.

Behavior in formulation

Eumulgin Prisma works in oil in water systems and requires proper phase balance to achieve stable emulsions. When processed correctly it forms a uniform structure without phase separation.

It is compatible with a wide range of oils and actives and allows stable systems to be achieved even at relatively low usage levels.

How to use

Eumulgin Prisma is incorporated into the water phase or pre dispersed depending on the formulation approach. Heating is required to activate its emulsifying properties.

Both water and oil phases should be heated to the same temperature followed by emulsification under mixing until a uniform system is formed. Heat sensitive ingredients are added during the cooling phase.

Recommended usage level

Typical usage ranges from 1 percent to 4 percent. Lower levels are used in light emulsions while higher levels are required for systems with increased oil content.

The exact dosage depends on formulation composition and stability requirements.

Formulation example

Lightweight moisturizing cream fluid with fast absorption

Purified Water — 700 ml
Glycerin — 50 ml
Eumulgin Prisma — 25 g
Caprylic Capric Triglyceride — 120 ml
Squalane — 50 ml
Niacinamide — 20 g
Panthenol — 10 ml
Phenoxyethanol Ethylhexylglycerin — 5 ml
Aloe Fragrance Oil — 5 ml

Processing

Glycerin is first mixed into water and heated to the required temperature. The oil phase containing Caprylic Capric Triglyceride and Squalane is combined with Eumulgin Prisma and heated separately.

Once both phases reach the same temperature they are combined under mixing to form an emulsion. The system is then cooled with continuous stirring.

Below 40 degrees Niacinamide Panthenol and Phenoxyethanol Ethylhexylglycerin are added. At the final stage Aloe Fragrance Oil is incorporated and the system is mixed until fully uniform.

Important considerations

Eumulgin Prisma is not a thickener and does not create dense cream structures without additional stabilizers. For richer textures co emulsifiers or structuring agents may be required.

Proper temperature control and emulsification process are necessary to achieve stability. When used correctly it enables the creation of modern lightweight emulsions with high performance and pleasant sensory characteristics.