Croda Unveils Cutting-Edge Titanium Dioxide (TiO2) Water-based Dispersion Sunscreen Formulas for Maximum UV Protection
In a stride towards advanced sun care, Croda has introduced a range of sunscreen ingredients boasting not only high Sun Protection Factor (SPF) but also formidable UVA protection.
Leveraging the innovative Solaveil Clarus technology, Croda's Solaveil CT-60W has emerged as a titanium dioxide (TiO2) water-based dispersion, setting a new standard for high SPF claims without compromising on skin clarity. The meticulous formulating process of Solaveil CT-60W eliminates the typical whitening effect associated with TiO2, ensuring that the sunscreen remains effective without leaving an undesirable residue on the skin.
Complementing this, Croda has also unveiled Solaveil CT-300, a dispersion of hydrophobic titanium dioxide in a carrier oil derived from natural sources. This formulation not only achieves high SPF efficacy but also offers true transparency when applied, addressing the common concern of visible residue on the skin.
Further expanding their sun care portfolio, Croda introduces Solaveil CZ-300, a zinc oxide dispersion in a naturally derived carrier oil. This formulation specifically targets effective UVA protection while maintaining a clear and transparent finish on the skin.
The company's commitment to pushing the boundaries of sun care innovation is evident in these groundbreaking formulations. By integrating advanced technologies and carefully selected ingredients, Croda is addressing the dual challenge of providing robust UV protection and ensuring a cosmetically elegant experience for users. These sunscreen ingredients not only meet the high standards of efficacy but also align with the growing demand for products that seamlessly blend into daily skincare routines without compromising on performance. As the sun care landscape evolves, Croda continues to lead the way with formulations that redefine the expectations of modern sunscreen solutions.
2026-07-26
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