Cosmetics
Stabilise your most fragile actives, with a cleaner process
Encapsulate retinol, vitamin C, antioxidants, peptides and fragrances in liposomes, at low temperature and with no toxic solvents
The challenge
What holds formulation back today
- Oxidation and loss of efficacy
- Solvent residues and clean-label claims
- Scaling from lab batches to production
What EncapX® changes
A continuous answer
- Protection against oxidation and a longer shelf life
- Better stability and delivery of actives
- A process with no toxic solvents and no residues, easy to communicate
- Continuous production that scales
Typical actives
Payloads we encapsulate in this market
- peptides
- antioxidants
- vitamins (retinol, vitamin C)
- natural extracts
- lipids
- fragrances
Your development journey
Four stages, one continuous process
01 · Screening
A feasibility study on your active.
Feasibility study
02 · Formulation
Optimisation of the liposome formulation for your product.
Formulation development
03 · Pilot production
Demonstration batches for stability tests and launches.
Pilot batches
04 · Manufacturing
An EncapX® system in your plant, or with your CDMO.
System deployment
Proof
Evidence for this market
- COSMETIC 360 Innovation Award 2026 (Industry & Process) and the REGENERATIONS Jury's Coup de cœur
- Biotech One at COSMETIC 360 and at in-cosmetics Global, Paris, 2026
Who we work with
Laboratories · Formulators · Brands · CDMOs
From first screens to manufacturing partners, the same process stays in place.
FAQ
Questions we hear often
Which cosmetic actives can be encapsulated?
Peptides, antioxidants, vitamins (retinol, vitamin C), natural extracts, lipids and fragrances, among others.
Does the process leave solvent residues?
No. CO₂ returns to a gas and leaves no residue; no toxic solvent is used.
Can we start small?
Yes: start with a feasibility study, then demonstration batches.