Shell Indonesia memperkenalkan produk Shell Silk Alkane untuk para produsen industri kecantikan dan perawatan pribadi

Peluncuran Shell Silk Alkane mengundang para pemimpin dan pelaku industri kecantikan dan perawatan pribadi untuk merasakan secara langsung inovasi dan keunggulan produk Shell Silk Alkane pada rangkaian acara Indonesia Cosmetic Ingredients (ICI) 2025 di Jakarta.

Shell Silk Alkane diformulasikan dengan teknologi gas-to-liquids (GTL) yang memproses gas alam menjadi molekul sintetis yang sangat murni sehingga menghasilkan bahan yang hampir tidak berbau, dapat terurai secara hayati (biodegradable), dan terverifikasi vegan².

Andri Pratiwa, Managing Director Shell Indonesia, mengatakan:

“Shell Silk Alkane hadir sebagai pilihan premium untuk para konsumen bisnis (business customers) di Indonesia agar dapat membuat produk kecantikan dan perawatan pribadi dengan alternatif yang lebih bertanggung jawab dan biodegradable yang saat ini semakin diminati. Hal ini merupakan wujud keseriusan kami dalam berinovasi di lini Shell Life Science Fluids melalui solusi yang dapat diskalakan, bersih, dan aman.”

“Kami percaya bahwa gas alam memiliki peran penting dalam transisi energi secara keseluruhan dan kami memanfaatkan teknologi gas-to-liquids (GTL) Shell untuk menghadirkan Shell Silk Alkane yang nantinya dapat digunakan untuk pembuatan produk kecantikan dan perawatan pribadi.”

Hadirnya Shell Silk Alkane di Indonesia menandai momen penting bagi produk baru Shell yang memanfaatkan teknologi GTL untuk memenuhi kebutuhan di sektor kecantikan dan perawatan pribadi. Teknologi GTL Shell dirancang lebih dari 45 tahun melalui pengalaman penelitian, pengembangan, dan komersial sehingga dapat mengubah gas alam menjadi produk cair yang berkualitas tinggi.

Sebelumnya, Shell telah melakukan peluncuran Shell Silk Alkane pada April 2025 di rangkaian acara the 2025 in-cosmetics Global Summit, di Amsterdam, Belanda.

Catatan untuk Editor

Keanggunan sensorik, kinerja fungsional, dan keserbagunaan aplikasi Shell Silk Alkane dibuktikan dari penelitian yang dilakukan oleh Contract Research Organization dengan sistem manajemen mutu yang disertifikasi oleh ISO 9001:2015 dan Sistem Manajemen Keamanan Informasi yang disertifikasi oleh ISO 27001:2013, keduanya diaudit oleh SGS. Shell Silk Alkane G3, G6 dan G10 mudah terurai secara hayati sedangkan G18 secara inheren dapat terurai secara hayati seperti yang diuji sesuai dengan Pedoman OECD 301 B. Shell Silk Alkane G3, G6, G10, G18 memenuhi German Pharmacopeia. Shell Silk Alkane adalah rangkaian produk dengan kualitas konsisten yang hampir bebas dari kotoran manufaktur karena diproduksi secara sintetis dari teknologi gas-to-liquids (GTL) milik Shell.

Sifat toksikologi dan ekotoksikologi produk GTL. 2. Ekotoksikologi - PubMed https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29309204/

_{¹ Shell Silk Alkane dapat terurai secara hayati dan rendah ekotoksisitas terhadap air, tanah, burung, dan tanaman. Ready biodegradability untuk grade tertentu berdasarkan pengujian OECD Guideline 301 B yang dilakukan.}

_{² Chem-MAP, produk ini bebas dari DNA hewan (mamalia, burung, ikan, serangga, krustasea, dan moluska), dan diproduksi di fasilitas yang tidak menangani produk yang berasal dari hewan untuk mencegah kontaminasi silang.}

Untuk informasi lebih lanjut, silakan hubungi:

Reza Fawzy

Corporate & Internal Communications Lead - Shell Indonesia

reza.fawzy@shell.com

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