Our product range
TANACARE™ ALOE VERA
Cosmeto-finish, based on microencapsulation, for enriching textiles with the properties of ALOE VERA.
- Skin-care agent for use in cosmetotextiles
- Can be used on fabrics of any kind of fibre
- Does not impair the handle
- Suitable in all main finishing processes
- Preferably applicable in padding
TANACARE™ ARGAN OIL
Cosmeto-finish, based on microencapsulation, for enriching textiles with the properties of ARGAN OIL.
- Skin-care agent for use in cosmetotextiles
- Can be used on fabrics of any kind of fibre
- Does not impair the handle
- Suitable in all main finishing processes
- Preferably applicable in padding
TASTEX® COOL-EX
Skin-care treatment agent based on micelles, which gives a special cool sensation by the use of dynamic temperature control. The active components consist of xilitol, squalane, silk protein and erythritol.
- Bound water in multi-layer micelle
- Soft handle
- Good affinity to fibre
- Good reproducibility
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