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PARSOL® 5000

The high performance UV-B filter and efficient PARSOL® 1789 stabilizer

UV filters

A strong UVB absorber that helps increase SPF values significantly

PARSOL® 5000 is a strong UVB absorber that helps increase SPF values significantly. This oil-soluble, off-white powder is compatible with most popular UV filters and cosmetic ingredients. PARSOL® 5000 also serves as an effective photostabilizer for PARSOL® 1789. Good solubilizers for PARSOL® 5000 are the UVB filters PARSOL® MCX, PARSOL® HMS, PARSOL® EHS, and PARSOL® 340, as well as various oils. The UV filter is approved in many countries worldwide.

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