Wintermute Biomedical Inc. · Supplier
Arginine monodecanoate, an antimicrobial that disrupts established biofilm.
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Personal hygiene products covers the formats, actives and ingredients people use on the body every day. On Halo, the solutions cover preservation and antimicrobial actives, materials and nonwovens, computational formulation, and antimicrobial and sanitizing actives. Sign up to search the full network and post your specific need.
Wintermute Biomedical Inc. · Supplier
Arginine monodecanoate, an antimicrobial that disrupts established biofilm.
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Hollow glucan microspheres from baker's yeast, releasing on contact with moisture.
Truspin Nanomaterial Innovation, Inc. · Startup
High-throughput electrospun nanofiber webs offered as a nonwoven platform for hygiene products.
Monica de Mier
NEXTMOL · Startup
Virtual design and testing of sustainable formulation chemistry.
Sandra Medina
Citric acid-based disinfectant with raised germ-killing performance.
Technology that lifts and prolongs the activity of alcohol-based sanitizers.
Cranberry oil soothing formulation for intimate health.
Jaroslava Svarc Gajic
University of Novi Sad
Natural exfoliating antiseptic aimed at ingrown hair.
Armen Bayramyan
Hinlo Bowl · Supplier
Biodegradable, flushable toilet bowl liner placed inside the bowl.
No Sweat In my Step · Startup
Squeezable disposable bulb dispenses personal-care powder through a capped mister for clean use away from home.
GlycoSurf, Inc · Startup
High-purity rhamnolipid and xylolipid biosurfactants in single and double chain variants.
Modular Genetics, Inc. · Startup
Engineered microbes turn sugar into acyl amino acid surfactants that also kill germs.
Technical Products Inc. · Startup
Disposable consumer device intended to help prevent sexually transmitted infection.
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Universities, startups, and suppliers with solutions in personal hygiene products.
Personal hygiene product companiesPersonal hygiene products spans sanitizing chemistry, intimate and skin actives, and the pack that applies them. On Halo it spans six groups, including preservation and antimicrobial actives, materials and nonwovens, and computational formulation.
Stage of development. Work on personal hygiene products on Halo comes mostly from companies. 45% of the solutions are in market. Co-development and licensing are the usual partnering routes, and about 32% of the solutions that state terms offer pilot engagements.
Longer-acting sanitizing chemistry. Formulators are extending how long a sanitizer keeps working after it dries. One technology raises and prolongs the activity of alcohol-based sanitizers (Rutgers University). Another uses a citric acid base to reach higher germ-killing performance (Wayakit).
Biological actives for intimate and skin health. Brands are bringing biological actives into intimate and skin care. One formulation uses cranberry oil for soothing in intimate health (Givaudan). Another applies a lactic acid bacteria supernatant that removes Candida biofilm (Universiti Putra Malaysia).
Microplastic-free delivery and thickening. Personal care formulators are replacing plastic-shelled capsules and synthetic thickeners. One service provides microplastic-free, formaldehyde-free microencapsulation for fragrances and actives (MicroCapture). Another supplies a bio-based structured network thickener that performs like an oil (MicroLub).
Personal hygiene covers the products used on the body for cleansing, deodorizing and intimate care, and the chemistry inside them. It spans antimicrobial and sanitizing actives, skin-compatible surfactants and preservatives, intimate health formulations, and the delivery formats those actives are sold in. Consumer goods manufacturers and contract formulators are the buyers. On Halo the work leans toward preservation and antimicrobial actives, materials and nonwovens, and computational formulation.
Five examples of personal hygiene solutions on Halo include:
The most recently updated personal hygiene solutions on Halo include:
There are 456 organizations with personal hygiene solutions on Halo, 74 of them universities and research institutions. Among them are Wintermute Biomedical Inc., GlucaDel, and Truspin Nanomaterial Innovation, Inc.. Most offer co-development or licensing. Sign up to see every organization working in the area and to send them your specific need.
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Over the past 12 months, R&D teams on Halo have posted these personal hygiene products needs:
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