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HotFlux 500 g

HotFlux active complex for aqueous hair and scalp care formulations

HotFlux is a functional cosmetic complex designed for integration into hair and scalp care formulations. The system combines botanical and biotechnology derived components including red ginseng extract, biotin, niacinamide, panthenol and an amino acid complex. The ingredient appears as a transparent to slightly opalescent light amber liquid. It is highly compatible with aqueous systems and easily incorporated into shampoos, conditioners, scalp lotions and gel based serums. The complex is typically added to the water phase or during the cooling stage of emulsions. Its stability allows use in industrial scale cosmetic manufacturing without affecting formulation clarity.

Properties and hair performance

In aqueous and gel systems the complex maintains clear texture and balanced viscosity. Products distribute evenly across scalp and hair fibers creating a light conditioning phase without heaviness. Hair appears smoother and more flexible while maintaining natural movement.

Industry applications

HotFlux is used in shampoos, conditioners, hair masks, scalp serums and hair lotions. It is incorporated into functional cosmetic product lines, SPA hair care systems and professional scalp care formulations. The ingredient is suitable for private label development and contract manufacturing due to stable composition and scalable processing.

Formula example

Purified water 630 ml
Glycerin 55 g
Propanediol 50 g
Xanthan gum 4 g
HotFlux complex 35 g
Hydrolyzed keratin 22 g
Panthenol 12 g
Aloe extract 30 g
Preservative system 2 g

Xanthan gum is dispersed in purified water under continuous mixing until a uniform gel base forms. In a separate vessel glycerin and propanediol are blended and the HotFlux complex is incorporated until evenly distributed. The mixture is added to the gel base and mixed until homogeneous. Hydrolyzed keratin, panthenol and aloe extract are incorporated and thoroughly mixed. Finally the preservative system is added and the pH is adjusted to a stable range suitable for gel formulations. The final result is a clear scalp serum with smooth texture.

HotFlux is positioned for B2B manufacturers of hair care cosmetics, professional scalp treatment systems and functional cosmetic product lines. The complex supports formulation stability, industrial compatibility and reproducible texture in scalable contract manufacturing.

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INCI	Vanillyl Butyl Ether
Other
Application	HotFlux® is a warming agent, a derivative of the alkyl ester of vanilla alcohol (monohydroxybenzoic acid ester), has a warming effect, improves circulation, so it is used along with hot pepper and ginger, which cause the fastest and shortest warming. In addition, they often cause skin irritation, burning and itching. Vanillyl butyl ether was previously used in the food industry, as it has a pleasant vanillin aroma, and has now moved into the cosmetics industry. This is a fairly mild warming agent, which, due to the warming effect and increased blood circulation, accelerates the burning of subcutaneous fat, enhances hair growth on the scalp, while its warming effect lasts much longer than from ginger or pepper. The warm sensation from vanilla butyl ether is several times greater than that of regular pepper extract, and can quickly produce a strong and long-lasting warm sensation with a very small dose.
Att brand	Taiwan
Color product	viscous liquid from white to slightly yellow with the aroma of vanillin
Dosage	0,01%-0,7%
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	HotFlux 500 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	500 gr
Properties	Improves microcirculation Promotes scalp revitalization by stimulating growth factors Prevents hair loss Modulates dihydrotestosterone production Inhibits 5-alpha reductase activity Affects inflammatory cytokines IL-6, IL-8. Has an anti-inflammatory effect Creates an anti-frizz effect on the hair follicle
Purpose	HotFlux® is a warming agent, a derivative of the alkyl ester of vanilla alcohol (monohydroxybenzoic acid ester), has a warming effect, improves circulation, so it is used along with hot pepper and ginger, which cause the fastest and shortest warming. In addition, they often cause skin irritation, burning and itching. Vanillyl butyl ether was previously used in the food industry, as it has a pleasant vanillin aroma, and has now moved into the cosmetics industry. This is a fairly mild warming agent, which, due to the warming effect and increased blood circulation, accelerates the burning of subcutaneous fat, enhances hair growth on the scalp, while its warming effect lasts much longer than from ginger or pepper. The warm sensation from vanilla butyl ether is several times greater than that of regular pepper extract, and can quickly produce a strong and long-lasting warm sensation with a very small dose.
Solubility	in oils
View	viscous liquid
Valid until	09.2028