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Evoil ® Body ® Bringing balance to cosmetics From organic to highly refined, from basic oils to synergistic and custom-made formulations. Textron offers the solution to every need. 2-Tripa_Evoil_2015.indd 1 24/03/15 15:31 We produce and supply the highest quality vegetable oils for the cosmetic sector worldwide, as indispensable ingredients for all sorts of personal care products. From rinse-off to leave-on, ideal for direct application to skin and hair as well. 2-Tripa_Evoil_2015.indd 2 24/03/15 15:31 Virgin oils Obtained solely by mechanical or other physical means under conditions that do not lead to alterations in the oil. Organic oils Produced according to production standards respecting ecological principles. Textron holds Organic Certification for Cosmetics by Ecocert. Refined oils Pure natural vegetable oil, thoroughly purified to control the colour, odour, acidity and oxidation of the oil. Essential oils Highly aromatic volatile organic oils present in plants. Pharmaceutical and therapeutic potential. Enormous potential as active compounds and wide spectrum of biological properties. Quality control At Textron facilities, a fully-equipped laboratory performs quality control to ensure compliance of organoleptic, physicochemical and microbiological specification parameters, including fatty acid profiling and oxidative stability testing. Retain samples are stored upon batch production to check any possible later deviation. Re-testing service is also provided. Pharmacopeia grade Pharmacopeial grade is available for a large number of refined Textron oils, suitable for Pharma applications and meeting requirements of, among other: · European Pharmacopeia (EP) · British Pharmacopeia (BP) · United States Pharmacopeia (USP) Technical & regulatory support Textron provides permanent, dedicated and personalized customer care and post-sales support on technical & regulatory questions. 2-Tripa_Evoil_2015.indd 3 24/03/15 15:31 Natural plant oils 2-Tripa_Evoil_2015.indd 4 24/03/15 15:31 With carefully selected, expertly balanced and enhanced active ingredients, Evoil® provides the cosmetic manufacturer with the ideal raw materials to base the next generation of personal care products on. New Evoil ® Hydracare Lightening Evoil ® AST Evoil Hydracare Lightening is a novel · Specially developed to help prevent the top-range Skin Whitener fully developed formation of stretch marks. by Textron. Based on natural plant oils and · Composed of easily absorbed plant oils and vegetable synergetic active principles, it waxes, carefully chosen for their nutrient achieves both an excellent lightening and properties. regenerating ability. · May improve skin conditions such as stretch marks and cellulite. ® New Evoil Caress · Helps improve the firmness and elasticity of the skin. An optimized combination of lineal esters and · Enriched with multivitamins. long chain fatty acids isolated from natural vegetable oils. Its outstanding spreadability makes it an ideally suited massage oil. Evoil ® Restore · Intensive skin rehydrator and nourisher ® Evoil Spa · Prevents skin damage Textron’s new line of massage oils provides a · Attenuates scars range of aromatherapy experiences, whether · Restores normal skin colour used directly on the skin or added to a hot bath. This includes: Evoil® spa bergamot, Evoil® spa citrus Evoil ® JJB Sensation Evoil® spa lavender, Evoil® spa rosemary Evoil® spa tea tree, Evoil® spa ylang-ylang · Contains multiple unsaturated fatty acids from vegetable oils of the maximum quality. ® · Protects skin from drying out with special Evoil Face lipid components similar to jojoba oil. · Special range developed for face creams. · Restores physiological lipid barrier · Utilising vegetable oils carefully selected for functions. their high index of natural unsaponifiables. · Enriched with natural vitamins to help ® promote radiant, healthy skin. Evoil Antiage Skin · Helps in preventing and eliminating stretch ® marks and wrinkles. Evoil Body · Rich in Omega-6 fatty acids content and · Selected range developed for body care. highly compatible with the epidermis. · Based on highly purified plant oils enriched · Can be used in antiaging treatment for with natural vitamins. mixed and regular skin types. · Provides a smoother feeling and better protection for skin. Evoil ® Skin Perfect ® · Chiefly composed of essential fatty acids, Evoil Hair needed for cell regeneration. · Wide range for hair care products. · Contains vitamin A derivates, involved · Containing deeply penetrating fruit oils in skin tissue repairing. with a high level of natural nutrients. · Gently florally scented, may also serve as · Enriched with panthenyl triacetate. a pleasant aromatherapy treatment. 2-Tripa_Evoil_2015.indd 5 24/03/15 15:31 Refined oils Virgin oils shea butter soybean almond almond sunflower amaranth argan sunflower high oleic apricot kernel avocado sweet almond argan batana avocado baobab babassu castor Essential oils black cumin evening primrose anise borage jojoba bergamot castor hazelnut citronella coconut hempseed calendula corn germ linseed clove cotton seed macadamia damask rose evening primrose moringa eucalyptus grapeseed olive geranium hazelnut pomegranate lavender hempseed rosehip lemon jojoba shea butter mint kiwi walnut orange linseed pine macadamia rosemary meadowfoam Organic oils sage olive apricot kernel tea tree olive seed argan ylang-ylang palm avocado peach kernel coconut peanut jojoba pine nut macadamia pistachio olive pomegranate palm poppy seed rosehip pumpkin seed oil sesame rapeseed rice bran rosehip safflower seabuckthorn sesame shea butter soybean sunflower tiger nut walnut wheat germ 2-Tripa_Evoil_2015.indd 6 24/03/15 15:31 Evoil ® Basics Custom-made oils to improve your formulations. This product range consists of a series of Evoil®, plant oils in which the basic properties of each oil have been optimised to obtain greater functionality and stability. Evoil® basics have been developed to replicate the classical fatty acid composition of each specific plant or fruit oil without sacrificing any of the intrinsic beneficial qualities of the oils. The physical characteristics have been carefully designed to create a product with minimal colour and odour. The result is a consistent, superior and cost-effective product. Evoil® almond Evoil® palm Evoil® aloe vera Evoil® peach kernel Evoil® apricot kernel Evoil® pomace Evoil® argan Evoil® peanut Evoil® avocado Evoil® pomegranate Evoil® borage Evoil® pumpkin Evoil® calendula Evoil® rapeseed Evoil® castor Evoil® safflower Evoil® coconut Evoil® seabuckthorn Evoil® evening primrose Evoil® sesame Evoil® grapeseed Evoil® soybean Evoil® hazelnut Evoil® squalane Evoil® jojoba Evoil® sunflower Evoil® linseed Evoil® walnut Evoil® macadamia Evoil® wheat germ Evoil® olive Evoil® zea mays Special products aloe vera squalane wax beeswax flavoured oils butters olive leaf extract squalane magnolia bark extract 2-Tripa_Evoil_2015.indd 7 24/03/15 15:31 Headquaters Grupo Plimon Girona 34, Granollers 08402 Barcelona, Spain + 34 93 860 45 00 [email protected] Production sites TEXTRON Les Borges Blanques – Spain Artesa de LLeida – Spain Affiliated companies ITALY + 39 031 55 20 56 [email protected] CHINA + 86 180 1723 91 59 [email protected] INDIA + 91 932 380 68 48 [email protected] JAPAN + 81 06 6225 17 87 [email protected] USA + 1 305 984 55 99 [email protected] ISRAEL + 97 254 421 47 07 [email protected] 2-Tripa_Evoil_2015.indd 8 24/03/15 15:31 www.plimon.com Textron is a company of Grupo Plimon.
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