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Why is there a lack of cosmetics technology in the fine chemicals industry zone?

2009-02-13View Original

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I hope to see more discussions on cosmetics technology and contributions of related information in this forum. I originally planned to share the technical formulas and production processes of some well-known products that I have collected, but this forum doesn’t allow such posts; I’ll wait until the information sharing section is available
Reply #22009-02-13
Since not many companies in China are good at this area, the discussions on posts on Haichuan basically reflect the direction of development in China’s chemical industry! The sector that is booming will see more discussions! Hehe:victory:
Reply #32009-02-13
There is also a lot of information on this topic, though it is relatively simple; it mainly focuses on mixing and formulating, with little mention of chemical reactions
Reply #42009-02-15
I think this section should exist; Haichuan is a large forum. Since the cosmetics industry is so developed abroad, it should also become popular in China – there’s huge potential for profits!
Reply #52009-02-16
If there is a need, that’s why I’m looking for information in this area. :)
Reply #62009-02-17
In fact, the cosmetics industry accounts for a significant proportion of China’s chemical industry. Many of my classmates work in the cosmetics industry. More support should be provided on the forum. I hope those who are interested in entering this industry will be more proactive.
Reply #72009-02-17
I work in the cosmetics industry as well, and it seems like a rather narrow field. It might not have been put on the road yet. I hope to improve together with everyone.
Reply #82009-02-17
Cosmetic lines that start from raw material processing are very promising
Reply #92009-02-17
There is a high demand for cosmetics, as well as a high demand for cosmetic technologies and formulas
Reply #102009-02-18
On the one hand, truly sophisticated technologies need to be kept secret; the technologies that are disclosed are not very detailed! On the other hand, the production techniques for such products require years of development, while domestic manufacturers hope to see returns on their investments in a short period of time. This contradiction makes it difficult to achieve sustainable development.!lol
Reply #112009-03-19
Zones should be established! The formula is also important! The more you know, the broader your horizons and the clearer your thinking!
Reply #122009-04-02
I think the formulation and process design are crucial to a company’s survival, that’s why I talk about them less
Reply #132009-04-02
The domestic cosmetics industry is now dominated by foreign companies; not many products are made locally. The poster can check the rules of this forum – only a few types of attachments are allowed to be uploaded here; materials should be sent to the materials section instead
Reply #142009-04-17
Cosmetic production primarily involves a physical emulsification and mixing process; there are few chemical processes involved, and the process parameters are simple. The basic formulas of cosmetics are largely similar; the only differences lie in the additives and the types of fragrances, but the core remains unchanged. Companies treat their formulas as core business secrets, and technical staff are also reluctant to disclose them easily.

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