Cosmetic Active System
Prunus Persica (Peach) Resin Extract
A water-soluble peach-resin polysaccharide system for immediate firming, moisture support, and a smooth, non-sticky skin feel.
Noyain® PGP is a light-yellow to brownish-yellow liquid developed for firming serums, hydrating essences, creams, masks, and other leave-on skincare. It combines at least 5% polysaccharide content with easy water-phase processing, compatibility with transparent and emulsion systems, and supplier-provided instrumental data for immediate wrinkle and roughness appearance.
Polysaccharide content: ≥5.0%
Water-soluble; suitable for clear and emulsion systems
ecommended use level: 2-10%
INCI
Prunus Persica Resin Extract
CAS
84012-34-0
Function
Film forming; immediate firming; moisturizing support; skin conditioning; sensory and rheology support
Recommended Dosage
2-10%
Processing
Add below 60°C
Product Overview
Peach-Resin Polysaccharides for Firming and Moisturizing Formulations
Noyain® PGP is a cosmetic ingredient system based on Prunus Persica (Peach) Resin Extract. Peach resin is a polysaccharide-rich material naturally secreted by peach trees. Through low-temperature gradient and ultrasonic-assisted extraction, the supplier process is designed to enrich the target polysaccharide fraction while managing viscosity, skin feel, and film-forming performance.
PGP is designed for formulators who want an immediate sensory and appearance benefit without limiting the concept to a transparent, oil-free base. The ingredient is readily soluble in water, can be used in clear aqueous products, and can also be evaluated in emulsions containing an oil phase. Supplier guidance reports synergistic behavior with acrylate thickeners and xanthan gum, which may help support viscosity and suspension while maintaining a refreshing, smooth after-feel.
For procurement review, PGP should be evaluated as a preserved aqueous blend rather than as 100% peach resin extract. The composition sheet lists Prunus Persica (Peach) Resin Extract at 6.0-10.0%, Water at 85.0-95.0%, 1,2-Hexanediol at 1.0-2.0%, and Ethylhexylglycerin at 0.05-0.2%. Confirm the latest batch COA, composition statement, MSDS, packaging, lead time, and market-specific documentation before commercial approval.
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Match the Ingredient to Your Product Concept
Share your target product format, desired firming or moisturizing story, sensory target, pH, thickener system, and document requirements. We help assess whether PGP fits your formulation and sourcing brief.
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Test PGP in Your Formula
Evaluate PGP at 2-10% in serums, essences, creams, masks, gels, and eye-area skincare. Our team can support discussions around water-phase addition, temperature, rheology, preservative compatibility, and finished-product stability.
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Prepare for Commercial Supply
Before bulk purchasing, request the latest COA, composition sheet, MSDS, sample availability, packaging options, MOQ, lead time, and shipping documents for your regulatory and quality review.
Buyer decision path
Why Formulators Choose Noyain® PGP
01
Immediate Firming and Smoother-Looking Skin
The polysaccharide film can create a perceptible tightening effect as the applied product partially dries. In a supplier-provided use test with 11 healthy participants, the measured wrinkle parameter improved by 12.33% and the roughness parameter decreased by 26.28% at 10 minutes. The strongest measured effect occurred at 1-2 hours, with an effect still observed at 8 hours.
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Moisture and Water-Loss Support
Peach-resin polysaccharides have water-binding and film-forming properties. In supplier-provided instrumental testing, a 5% PGP aqueous solution was associated with higher skin moisture readings and lower transepidermal water loss readings across immediate and repeated-use measurement points.
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Smooth, Refreshing Sensory
PGP is designed to provide a smooth after-feel without the pronounced tack that can occur with some high-molecular-weight polysaccharide systems. This makes it useful for firming concepts where the consumer should feel an immediate effect without an overly sticky finish.
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Clear-System and Emulsion Flexibility
The material is water soluble and suitable for transparent water-based formulas. Supplier guidance also supports evaluation in oil-containing emulsions, expanding its use beyond oil-free lifting serums and gels.
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Rheology Support
PGP can act synergistically with acrylate thickeners and xanthan gum. Depending on the base, it may contribute to viscosity and suspension, but the final rheology profile and thickener level should be established through lab testing.
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Peach-Resin Ingredient Story
PGP gives brands a differentiated, peach-tree-resin-derived polysaccharide story for natural-origin-inspired firming and moisturizing ranges. Natural-origin, clean-beauty, sensitive-skin, and sustainability claims must still be reviewed against the final formula, documentation, and target-market rules.
Supplier-Provided Efficacy and Safety Evidence
Immediate Wrinkle and Roughness Appearance Test
Test Element | Supplier-Provided Information |
|---|---|
Participants | 11 healthy participants: 6 women and 5 men, aged 30-60 |
Test Area | Fine lines around the eyes |
Instruments | VC98 and VISIA imaging and analysis |
10-Minute Result | Wrinkle parameter improved by 12.33%; roughness parameter decreased by 26.28% |
Time Profile | Optimal measured effect at 1-2 hours; effect observed through 8 hours |
The source presentation does not state the PGP concentration or full formulation used in this test. Treat these results as supplier-provided ingredient/application evidence, not as an automatic claim for every finished product. Revalidate the effect in the intended formula, dosage, population, and market before making a consumer claim.
Moisturizing and TEWL Test
Test Element | Supplier-Provided Information |
|---|---|
Sample | 5% Noyain® PGP aqueous solution |
Application | Once daily on the inner forearm |
Measurement Points | 2 hours, 24 hours, 7 days, and 28 days |
Measurements | Skin moisture content and transepidermal water loss (TEWL) |
Reported Direction | Higher moisture readings and lower TEWL readings versus baseline across measured time points |
The source slide does not report participant count, exact numerical values, statistical analysis, or a vehicle-control comparison. The qualitative direction is suitable for technical discussion; quantitative finished-product claims require complete study records and formula-level validation.
Ingredient-Level Safety Screening
- A human closed patch test used a 30% PGP aqueous solution on 20 participants. All 20 were recorded as negative, with no adverse reactions observed 24 or 48 hours after patch removal.
- In a supplier-described chicken embryo chorioallantoic membrane test, PGP was applied for 300 seconds and no irritation or corrosion was observed.
- The supplier presentation records passing results for an acute-toxicity cosmetic cell model, a corneal-cell test method, and a 3T3 phototoxicity cell model under the listed standards.
These ingredient-level results do not replace finished-product safety assessment, compatibility testing, preservative efficacy testing, or target-market review. For raw-material handling, follow the current MSDS, which classifies the supplied mixture as Eye Irritation Category 2 and Aquatic Chronic Category 4.
Formula concepts
Recommended Applications for Noyain® PGP
Serum
Instant-Firming Serum
Use PGP in lightweight firming serums where a perceptible tightening sensation, smoother-looking skin, and a fresh after-feel are central to the concept. It can be evaluated with acrylate thickeners, xanthan gum, glycerin, betaine, sodium hyaluronate, peptides, or anti-aging actives. Check for pilling, film cracking, tack, and excessive tightness in the final use test.
Essence
Hydrating Essence or Toner
PGP is readily water soluble and suitable for clear, low-viscosity systems. In essences and toners, it can support hydration, smoothness, and a polysaccharide-active story. Confirm clarity, color, odor, pH, microbial quality, and compatibility with electrolytes and botanical extracts.
Soothing Toner
Firming Cream or Emulsion
Supplier guidance supports use in products containing an oil phase. In creams and lotions, PGP can be paired with squalane, ceramides, mild emulsifiers, humectants, and skin-conditioning actives for firming and moisturizing positioning. Evaluate emulsion stability, viscosity drift, rub-in behavior, and final skin feel.
Sheet Mask
Eye-Area Serum or Cream
The supplier's immediate-use test measured the appearance of fine lines around the eyes, making PGP relevant to eye-area firming concepts. Final eye-area safety, migration, irritation, packaging, and claim substantiation must be evaluated in the finished product.
Formulation notes
How to Use Noyain® PGP in Formulations
Noyain® PGP is supplied as a water-soluble liquid blend. Supplier guidance recommends 2-10% in the finished formula and addition below 60°C to help protect the active polysaccharide properties.
| Ingredient / INCI | CAS No. | Composition Range |
|---|---|---|
| Prunus Persica (Peach) Resin Extract | 84012-34-0 | 6.0-10.0% |
| Water | 7732-18-5 | 85.0-95.0% |
| 1,2-Hexanediol | 6920-22-5 | 1.0-2.0% |
| Ethylhexylglycerin | 70445-33-9 | 0.05-0.2% |
Use Level
Evaluate PGP at 2-10% according to product format, target sensory effect, desired claim direction, thickener system, and cost target. A 5% aqueous solution was used in the supplier-provided moisturizing test, while the immediate wrinkle/roughness test slide does not disclose the test-product concentration.
Solubility and Pre-Mixing
PGP is readily soluble in water. It can normally be added directly to the water phase or pre-mixed with part of the batch water under moderate stirring. Confirm uniformity, clarity, and air-entrapment behavior at pilot scale.
Addition Phase and Temperature
Add PGP below 60°C. For heat-processed emulsions, cool the batch to below this temperature before adding the ingredient, then mix until uniform. Avoid unnecessary prolonged heating after addition.
pH
The supplied material has a pH specification of 4.0-7.0. Confirm finished-formula pH, long-term pH drift, color, odor, viscosity, and active performance under accelerated and real-time stability conditions.
Rheology and Oil-Phase Compatibility
Supplier guidance reports synergy with acrylate thickeners and xanthan gum and indicates that the ingredient can be used in emulsions with an oil phase. Treat any thickener reduction as formula dependent. Run rheology curves, centrifuge testing, heat-cool cycles, and packaging compatibility before scale-up.
Compatibility Precautions
The MSDS lists strong oxidizing agents, strong acids, and strong bases as incompatible materials. Screen reactive actives, extreme-pH systems, high-electrolyte formulas, fragrances, botanical colors, preservatives, and packaging interactions in the final formulation.
Technical Specifications
Product Technical Parameters
Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
Trade Name | Noyain® PGP |
INCI Name | Prunus Persica (Peach) Resin Extract |
CAS No. | 84696-21-9 |
Product Type | Preserved aqueous peach resin extract blend |
Appearance | Light-yellow to brownish-yellow liquid |
Odor | Characteristic odor |
pH | 4.0-7.0 |
Polysaccharide Content | ≥5.0%; reference COA batch result: 5.2% |
Recommended Dosage | 2-10% |
Addition Temperature | Below 60°C |
Storage | Keep tightly sealed in a cool, dry place; MSDS states storage temperature should not exceed 37°C |
Shelf Life | Reference COA supports a two-year batch period; confirm the latest batch COA before approval |
Document support
Supply Support for PGP Projects
- COA, composition sheet, MSDS, specification information, and available efficacy presentation for procurement and technical review.
- Sample support for firming serums, hydrating essences, creams, emulsions, masks, gels, and eye-area skincare.
- Formulation communication covering use level, water-phase addition, addition temperature, pH, rheology, oil-phase compatibility, preservation, stability, and sensory optimization.
- Quality discussion covering polysaccharide content, appearance, pH, microbial limits, batch information, storage, and shelf life.
- Commercial support covering quotation, MOQ, current packaging, lead time, shipping documents, and batch-specific documentation.
- Claim-support discussion to distinguish supplier-provided ingredient/application data from claims that require finished-product testing.
Supplier value
Why Choose Noyain as Your Centella Asiatica Extract Supplier
Standardized Grade Logic
Noyain supplies Centella Asiatica Extract with ATG70, ATG20, and ATG10 grade directions. This helps customers choose according to active positioning, product type, cost target, and document requirements.
Formulation-Oriented Support
Noyain supports buyers with application discussion, grade recommendation, sample evaluation, use-level logic, compatibility reminders, and cosmetic claim wording.
B2B Communication Support
The Centella Asiatica Extract grade structure helps R&D, procurement, QA, regulatory, marketing, and OEM sales teams explain the ingredient more clearly.
Export and Document Support
Noyain can support export-oriented customers with COA, specification, MSDS/SDS, available Halal declaration, packaging, lead time, and shipping document communication depending on grade and order requirement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Questions from Formulators and Buyers
- What is Noyain® PGP?Noyain® PGP is a preserved aqueous cosmetic ingredient blend based on Prunus Persica (Peach) Resin Extract. It is designed for firming, moisturizing, film-forming, skin-conditioning, and smooth-sensory applications in serums, essences, creams, emulsions, masks, and other leave-on skincare.
- Is peach resin extract the same as peach fruit extract?No. Prunus Persica (Peach) Resin Extract is derived from the resinous material secreted by the peach tree, while Prunus Persica (Peach) Fruit Extract is derived from the fruit. They are different cosmetic ingredients and should not share the same INCI name, product page, or regulatory documentation.
- Is PGP a pure peach resin extract?No. The composition sheet identifies PGP as a water-based blend containing 6.0-10.0% Prunus Persica (Peach) Resin Extract, 85.0-95.0% Water, 1.0-2.0% 1,2-Hexanediol, and 0.05-0.2% Ethylhexylglycerin. Use the complete composition for formula and regulatory review.
- What is the recommended use level for PGP?Supplier guidance recommends 2-10% in the finished formula. Select the level according to product format, target firming sensation, moisturizing story, rheology, sensory target, and cost. Confirm the final level through stability, safety, compatibility, and claim-support testing.
- How should PGP be added to a formula?PGP is readily soluble in water and can be added to the water phase or pre-mixed with part of the batch water. Add it below 60°C. In hot-process emulsions, cool the batch before addition and mix until uniform.
- Can PGP be used in transparent serums and emulsions?Yes. Supplier information supports use in transparent water-based systems and emulsions containing an oil phase. PGP may also work synergistically with acrylate thickeners and xanthan gum. Final clarity, viscosity, suspension, pilling, and emulsion stability must be confirmed in the actual formula.