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Tony O'LenickPresident and Co-founder Siltech LLC and 2015 President U.S. Society of Cosmetic Chemists

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Summary

Development, synthesis, scale up and commercialization of silicone specialities for personal care with an

emphasis toward improving the green character of the product.

ExperiencePresident and Co-founder at Siltech LLCJanuary 1989 - Present (26 years 7 months)

Founded Siltech, a specialty organofunctional silicone company in 1989. A start up company having

hydrosilylation is a key unit operation, allowing for the preparation of amphillic compounds that have

improved solubility in oil, water and fluoro compounds. Numerous patents were issued to this start up

company, over 25 years old. Website: www.siltechpersonalcare.com.

5 recommendations available upon request

President and Chief Operating Officer at Alkaril Chemicals IncJanuary 1984 - January 1989 (5 years 1 month)

Alkaril Chemical Inc. was a U.S. company that was initially a private joint venture which developed,

manufactured and marketed specialty surfactants, polymer and soil release agents. Alkaril concentrated on

HI&I and textile markets providing unique products. Alkaril Inc, a turn around company, after becoming

profitable was purchased by GAF in 1989, amalgamated with the surfactants group of GAF and sold a short

time later to Rhone Poulenc.

1 recommendation available upon request

Technical Director at Henkel CorporationJanuary 1980 - January 1984 (4 years 1 month)

Henkel Corporation was a major worldwide high tech surfactant company that developed, manufactured and

marketed surfactants and other fatty chemicals. Henkel became Cognis and is now part of BASF.

1 recommendation available upon request

Laboratory Manager Organic Synthesis at Mona IndustriesJanuary 1976 - January 1980 (4 years 1 month)

Mona was a specialty chemical company, which developed, manufactured and marketed specialty surfactants.

It was part of Uniquema and now is a part of Croda. Major product lines developed and patented included

phospholipids and amphoteric surfactants.

Volunteer ExperienceNational President 2015 at Society of Cosmetic ChemistsDecember 2014 - Present (8 months)

National Vice President at Society of Cosmetic Chemists 2014January 2014 - December 2014 (1 year)

National Vice President Elect at Society of Cosmetic ChemistsJanuary 2013 - December 2013 (1 year)

National Treasurer at Society of Cosmetic ChemistsJanuary 2011 - December 2012 (2 years)

Director at Cosmetics and Toiletries - Summit 2014 and 20152014 - Present (1 year)

Continuing Education Committee at Society of Cosmetic ChemistsJanuary 2005 - December 2008 (4 years)

Committee of Scientific Affairs at Society of Cosmetic ChemistsJanuary 1998 - December 2000 (3 years)

Instructor - Silicone Course at Society of Cosmetic Chemists

Instructor - Patent Course at Society of Cosmetic Chemists

Instructor - Organic Chemistry at Society of Cosmetic Chemists

Scientific Advisory Board - HPC OGGI at TeknoScienze PublisherJuly 2015 - Present (1 month)

PublicationsOrganic Chemistry for Cosmetic ChemistsAllured January 1, 2008

Authors: Tony O'Lenick, Dr. Thomas O'Lenick

To be an effective cosmetic chemist or olfactory chemist, the formulator must understand the basic

components involved in the creation of products and raw materials used to make them. Leading formulator

experts Tony and Thomas O'Lenick, as well as Charles Sell, have built, according to Robert Lochhead, texts

that are "essential" to the working chemist.Surfactants - Strategic Raw MaterialsAllured January 1, 2005

Authors: Tony O'Lenick

tool for personal-care product formulators--if you formulate with surfactants, this book is an invaluable aid.

Adding new technologies, products and techniques introduced since the 1999 publication of the first edition

and including, for the first time, Dr. Martin Rieger's classic review of surfactants for personal care products,

this edition provides personal care formulators with a must-have tool: Provides a basic understanding of the

chemistry, structural attributes and functional properties of major types of surfactants. Helps formulators

better understand the rules that govern applications of surfactants in different types of formulation and

thereby optimize formulations. The surfactants that are reviewed represent those most currently encountered

by formulators. Find all the information you need on surfactants in one comprehensive volume! Book is now

out of print, but available as a free pdf. Contact me for a copy.Silicones for Personal CareAllured January 1, 2008


Silicone polymers have become increasingly important in advanced cosmetic formulations through the years.

Silicone science is an area seeing many new developments being made, any of which could revolutionize the

industry. Silicones for Personal Care, 2nd Edition provides invaluable information to the cosmetic chemist

about the basic chemistry and properties of these important silicones. This book stresses the various steps in

the synthesis of silicone compounds construction, functionalization and derivitization which have a profound

impact on performance.Oils of NatureAllured January 1, 2007

Authors: Tony O'Lenick, David Steinberg, Ken Klein, Carter LaVay

The most respected names in the industry, Oils of Nature provides information on salient properties of certain

naturally occurring oils, waxes and esters used in the formulation of personal care products. It contains

information on chemical properties, CAS numbers, source, carbon distribution and availability of the raw

materials per se and of the derivatives. The growing interest in natural, green renewable resources for

inclusion in personal care products make this book of growing interest to the formulator. Book is out of print,

but available for free in pdf format. Contact me for a copy.Naturals and Organics in Cosmetic Trends and TechnologiesAllured May 1, 2010


The Many Shades of Gray in "Green Formulating" Over the years there have been many changes in our

industry, but none more far-reaching and profound than the greening of cosmetics. The concept has been

embraced by consumers and marketing professionals throughout our industry, despite the fact that an exact

definition is elusive. Bringing together selected articles from Cosmetics & Toiletries magazine, Naturals

and Organics in Cosmetics: Trends and Technology is your convenient, one-stop guide to green formulating.

Arm yourself with the information you need to keep up with consumer demand of natural and organic

products. This new edition includes 35 new chapters not found in the previous edition, two of which are

brand new chapters never before seen in print. Also included is a brand new chapter by Anthony J. O Lenick

Jr. on Green Star ratings and a chapter on the current status of the industry by David C. Steinberg.

Polymer: Pathway to Versatile TechnologyAllured September 7, 2010


ilm-formation, waterproofing, thickening, delivery, glossing and fixatives, it is not uncommon to find several

polymers in a formulation intended for multifunctionality. Furthermore, the use of existing polymers in

combination with other ingredients can yield a myriad of opportunities for the creation of cosmetically

elegant products as-yet unknown. Polymers: The Pathway to Versatile Technology brings together more

than 30 papers published within the past four years on topics such as recent advances in biopolymers and

biomedical materials, polymers as a delivery for sunscreens, and formulating with polymers. This dynamic

compilation has been assembled to provide the personal care market with up-to-date, critical information on

the importance, function and application of polymers in cosmetic products.Patent Peace of MindAllured January 1, 2008


Has your company ever been in the highly undesirable situation in which a product is complete, a marketing

plan developed, packaging selected and a launch slated, only to have an unknown patent destroy the whole

effort? Patent Peace of Mind is an easy-to-read reference on patents that covers topics including claims, the

patent application process, patent disputes and patent litigation. Book is now out of print, contact me for a

copy. Publishers Note: This book is to be used as a learning tool and is not intended to replace advice from a

competent legal professional.Microorganisms and CosmeticsAllured April 1, 2009


Do you formulate or regulate cosmetic products? Do you have an interest in green products or make raw

materials for cosmetic products? Then you will find Microorganisms and Cosmetics a beneficial and timely

work that will add to your understanding and mastery of cosmetic biochemistry. In the past, cosmetic

chemists needed to have an interest in microorganisms for one main reason: preservation. While this remains

a key concern, the cosmetic chemist now needs to be aware of and competent in much more than protecting

cosmetic products from microcontamination. Preservation issues have expanded into regulatory issues

as both consumers and regulators have begun demanding greener preservatives. Natural products made

by microorganisms are becoming more common. Concerns, such as controlling odor-causing bacteria on

the body, acne-causing bacteria on the skin and limiting pathogenic bacteria on the hands are constantly

challenging the formulation chemist.Silicones for Personal Care 2nd EditionAllured January 1, 2008


Silicone polymers have become increasingly important in advanced cosmetic formulations through the years.

Silicone science is an area seeing many new developments being made, any of which could revolutionize the

industry. Silicones for Personal Care, 2nd Edition provides invaluable information to the cosmetic chemist

about the basic chemistry and properties of these important silicones. This book stresses the various steps in

the synthesis of silicone compounds construction, functionalization and derivitization which have a profound

impact on performance.Surfactants in Personal Care and Decorative CosmeticsSurfactant Science November 11, 2006

Authors: Tony O'Lenick, Linda Rhein, Mitchell Schlussmann, P Somasundaran

From anti-aging creams to make-up, surfactants play a key role as delivery systems for skin care and

decorative cosmetic products. Surfactants in Personal Care Products and Decorative Cosmetics, Third

Edition presents a scientific basis in surfactant science and recent advances in the industry necessary for

understanding, formulating, and testing surfactant-based cosmetics and cosmeceuticals. Presenting a new

perspective from the previous edition, this book details the function of emulsions, microemulsions, micelles,

and nanostructures in the formulation of personal care products and decorative cosmetics and examines

their ability to deliver specific benefits to the skin. This edition begins by describing new research into skin

structure and cellular processes. Then it presents the latest methods and techniques for substantiating claims

and assessing the effectiveness of moisturizers, anti-aging treatments, and sunscreens. Subsequent chapters

focus on surfactant solution properties, surfactant emulsions, nanotechnology, cleanser/conditioner systems,

and pigment dispersions. Following a detailed examination on the role of surfactants in finished pigmented

products, this edition also discusses optimal formulation strategies and surfactant raw materials for

enhancing pigmented products. The third edition of Surfactants in Personal Care Products and Decorative

Cosmetics, Third Edition helps formulators identify and overcome the challenges involved in developing

new applications and enhancing the benefits of cosmetic and cosmeceutical products.Delivery System Handbook for Personal Care and Cosmetic Products: Technology, Applications andFormulationsWilliam Andrew Inc February 12, 2005

Authors: Tony O'Lenick, Meyer R. Rosen

Novel delivery systems designed to facilitate the use of ôfountain of youthö and other functional actives

is an idea whose time has come. In a rapidly growing global market eager for products that really work,

accelerating market pull forces and technology push have set the stage for this foundation text. This ômust

haveö book has been carefully designed for training, development and synergistic technology transfer

across the personal care, cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries. It is not only intended for scientists and

technologists but will also be of high interest to market development and business personnel. This book

will cause a breakthrough in effective interaction among technology and marketing. It is a showcase for

understanding, using and marketing the technology of why and how delivery systems work as well as

current, emerging/potential applications and working formulations. Chemistry And Manufacture Of Cosmetics Ingredients 2 Book SetAllured January 1, 2002


Volume III - Ingredients discusses the vast number of materials used, or potentially useful, in cosmetics. A

reviewing of more than 70 topics, Ingredients reveals the intricacies in the employment of materials used

in today's cosmetics industry - whether it's waxes, marine products, collagen, honey, vitamins, vegetable

proteins, antibacterials, microspheres or other ingredients. Chapter authors include well known industry

expertsHandbook of Detergents, Part E: ApplicationsSurfactant Science October 28, 2008

Authors: Tony O'Lenick, Uri Zoller

The fifth volume in a six volume project penned by detergent industry experts, this segment deals with the

various applications of detergent formulations – surfactants, builders, sequestering/chelating agents – as

well as other components. These applications are discussed with respect to the scope of their domestic,

institutional, or industrial usages. Special focus is given to technological advancement, health and

environmental concerns, and the rapid changes occurring in the field within the past several years. With each

chapter providing the special access of a pioneering researcher, this text offers an insider’s look at the most

current advances.Beginning Cosmetic ChemistryAllured October 1, 2003

Authors: Tony O'Lenick, Randy Schuller, Perry Romanowski

New edition to come soon! Authors Randy Schueller and Perry Romanowski re-emphasize the importance

of providing introductory technical information to those who would like to improve their understanding of

cosmetic science. The authors were frustrated with the lack of technical resources available for beginners

in this industry. They believe that this lack of introductory material has a negative impact on the industry s

ability to recruit and retain talented chemists. Harry's Cosmeticology 9th Edition - Chapter on SiliconesChemical Publishing Company January 2015


Harry's Cosmeticology, one of the most popular cosmetic technical books of all time, has been updated by

Meyer Rosen, together with an international team of experts in different areas of the cosmetic science. The

9th Edition of this book, regarded as an essential reference for cosmetic chemists, cosmetic dermatologists

and plastic surgeons, is structured to provide an overall understanding of the most current formulation and

production processes in the cosmetic industry.

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PatentsPhosphate Quarternary CompoundsUnited States Patent 4,209,449

Inventors: Tony O'Lenick

PhosphobetainesUnited States Patent 4,215,064


Novel Quarternary CompoundsUnited States Patent 4,243,602


PhosphitainesUnited States Patent 4,261,911


Process for the preparation of PhosphobetainesUnited States Patent 4,283,542


Phosphate Imidazolinium CompoundsUnited States Patent 4,336,385


Quarternary Imidazolinium Phosphite DerivativesUnited States Patent 4,336,386


Imidazolinium Phosphobetaines

United States Patent 4,380,637


Polyguerbet Alcohol EstersUnited States Patent 4,425,458


Surfactant ProductUnited States Patent 4,476,043


Surfactant ProductUnited States Patent 4,476,044


SurfactantUnited States Patent 4,476,045


Anionic Nonionic Surfactant MixtureUnited States Patent 4,477,372


Phosphate Quarternary CompoundsUnited States Patent 4,503,002


Softening and conditioning fibers with Imidazolinium compoundsUnited States Patent 4,720,383


Alkoxylated guerbet alcohols and esters as metal working lubricantsUnited States Patent 4,731,190


Cationic soil release polymersUnited States Patent 4,738,787


Guerbet alcohol estersUnited States Patent 4,767,815


Anionic soil release compositionsUnited States Patent 4,787,989


Guerbet Quarternary compoundsUnited States Patent 4,800,077




Alkoxylated polyestersUnited States Patent 4,824,606


Propoxylated guerbet alcohols and esters thereofUnited States Patent 4,830,769


Alkoxylated polyestersUnited States Patent 4,867,750


Novel non-depositing defoaming compositionsUnited States Patent 4,871,483




Mixture of cationic benzene carboxylate polymers........United States Patent 4,873,294


Alkoxylated silicon polymersUnited States Patent 4,937,277


Particulate defoaming compositionsUnited States Patent 4,946,625


Particulate defoaming compositionsUnited States Patent 4,956,119


N-alkoxylated ether 2-pyrolidesUnited States Patent 4,958,032


Alkoxylated bis-amide defoaming compoundsUnited States Patent 4,960,540


Sulfated silicone polymersUnited States Patent 4,960,845


Ether amine functional silicone polymersUnited States Patent 4,973,643


Water resistant cemetitious materialsUnited States Patent 4,975,122


N-alkoxylated ether 2-pyrrolidones as conditioning agentsUnited States Patent 4,983,384


Free radical stabilized alkoxylatesUnited States Patent 5,010,173


N-alkylether 2-pyrrolidonesUnited States Patent 5,028,719


Novel lubricating guerbet lactamsUnited States Patent 5,034,143


Novel alkoxylated amido sulfatesUnited States Patent 5,034,555


Lubricants for thermoplastic resinsUnited States Patent 5,045,586


Novel cationic lactam polymers and................United States Patent 5,049,680


Novel silanol waxesUnited States Patent 5,051,489


Novel amphoteric polymersUnited States Patent 5,068,324


Ether amine functional silicone polymersUnited States Patent 5,070,168


Phosphated silicone polymersUnited States Patent 5,070,171


Silicone amphoteric polymersUnited States Patent 5,073,619


Branched ether esters as viscosity index modifiers



Silicone phosphobetainesUnited States Patent 5,091,493


Silicone phosphate aminesUnited States Patent 5,093,452


Fiber treatment process utilizing silanol waxesUnited States Patent 5,098,746


Novel silicone Quarternary compoundsUnited States Patent 5,098,979


Silicone protein polymersUnited States Patent 5,100,956


Fatty carboxylic silicone amine saltsUnited States Patent 5,115,049


Silicone polymersUnited States Patent 5,120,812


Wood sealing and protecting processUnited States Patent 5,132,138


Silicone fatty estersUnited States Patent 5,136,063


Terminal phosphated silicone polymersUnited States Patent 5,149,765


Silicone ester Quarternary compoundsUnited States Patent 5,153,294


Free radical silicone polymersUnited States Patent 5,162,472


Fluorine containing silanol polyester waxesUnited States Patent 5,164,471


Silicone ester quarternary compoundsUnited States Patent 5,166,297


Beta branched borate estersUnited States Patent 5,171,875


Process for the preparation of silanol alkoxylatesUnited States Patent 5,175,327


Terminal substituted silicone fatty estersUnited States Patent 5,180,843


Polymer treatment compositionsUnited States Patent 5,183,845


Terminal silicone ester quarternary compoundsUnited States Patent 5,196,499


Stabilized acrylonitrile polymerizationsUnited States Patent 5,196,589


Silicone polyester polymers as delivery systemsUnited States Patent 5,210,133


Silicone fatty esters as conditioning agentsUnited States Patent 5,226,923


Fluorine containing silicone polyester compoundsUnited States Patent 5,235,017


Silicone phospholipid polymersUnited States Patent 5,237,035


Thermoplastic molding compositionsUnited States Patent 5,238,985


Silicone protein polymersUnited States Patent 5,243,028


Silicone alkanolamidesUnited States Patent 5,247,111


Silicone alkoxylated esters carboxylate saltsUnited States Patent 5,248,783


Silicone amido amine saltsUnited States Patent 5,256,805


Fatty carboxylic silicone amine saltsUnited States Patent 5,260,055


Terminal fluorine containing silicone polyester compoundsUnited States Patent 5,260,401


Polymeric phospholipid polymersUnited States Patent 5,274,101


Silicone taurine polymersUnited States Patent 5,280,099


Silicone amido taurine polymersUnited States Patent 5,286,830


Silicone alkoxylatesUnited States Patent 5,292,847


Silicone alkoxylated esters carboxylatesUnited States Patent 5,296,625


Ester Quarternary compoundsUnited States Patent 5,298,656


Silicone isethionate polymersUnited States Patent 5,300,666


Imidazolinium ester Quarternary compoundsUnited States Patent 5,350,858


Silicone esters of hydroxy acid



Fiber reactive amino Dimethicone copolyolsUnited States Patent 5,378,787


Silicone polyester polymers as durable humectantsUnited States Patent 5,411,729


Silicone based glycosidesUnited States Patent 5,428,142


Process for treatment of vinyl and rubberUnited States Patent 5,432,217


Crosslinked protein polymers as humectantsUnited States Patent 5,444,154


Fluorinated dimethicone copolyolsUnited States Patent 5,446,114


Silicone ester emulsifiersUnited States Patent 5,446,183


Glyceryl silicone ester emulsifiersUnited States Patent 5,446,184


Processes utilizing mixed emulsions in the printing industryUnited States Patent 5,460,856


Alkyl fluorinated silicone polymersUnited States Patent 5,473,038


Silicone polyester emulsifiersUnited States Patent 5,475,125


Silicone polymers for the modification of zinc oxideUnited States Patent 5,486,631


Di-guerbet estersUnited States Patent 5,488,121


Silanol based glycosidesUnited States Patent 5,498,703


Silicone aromatic ester emulsifiersUnited States Patent 5,523,445


Cosmetic compositions containing hydrophobized zinc oxideUnited States Patent 5,536,492


Silicone polymersUnited States Patent 5,550,219


Method of protecting the skinUnited States Patent 5,562,897


Silicone polymers for the modification of titanium dioxideUnited States Patent 5,565,591


Branched estersUnited States Patent 5,581,001


Silicone ester amino compoundsUnited States Patent 5,591,880


Silicone alkyl quatsUnited States Patent 5,602,224


Di-guerbet esters in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 5,639,791


Amido ether amine amphoteric surfactantsUnited States Patent 5,639,897


Guerbet meadowfoam estersUnited States Patent 5,646,321


Silicone ester amino compoundsUnited States Patent 5,650,529


Branched esters in skin care applicationsUnited States Patent 5,656,664


Polyoxyalkylene glycol guerbet estersUnited States Patent 5,717,119


Reconstituted silicone wax estersUnited States Patent 5,733,533


Guerbet meadowfoam esters in personal careUnited States Patent 5,736,571


Carboxy silicone amphoteric surfactant complexesUnited States Patent 5,739,371


Meadowfoam betainesUnited States Patent 5,741,915


Meadowfoam alkanolamidesUnited States Patent 5,741,916


Complex meadowfoam estersUnited States Patent 5,741,919


Complex guerbet acid estersUnited States Patent 5,744,626


Guerbet betainesUnited States Patent 5,756,785


Silicone polymer-coated, hydrophobized metal oxidesUnited States Patent 5,756,788


Meadowfoam estersUnited States Patent 5,760,260


Meadowfoam sulfosuccinatesUnited States Patent 5,770,751


Meadowfoam imidazolines



Meadowfoam esters as skin conditionersUnited States Patent 5,786,388


Guerbet castor estersUnited States Patent 5,786,389


Meadowfoam alkoxylated estersUnited States Patent 5,817,846


Meadowfoam betaines in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 5,834,516


Meadowfoam sulfosuccinates in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 5,834,517


Cationic free radical polymersUnited States Patent 5,843,419


Reactive silicone emulsions containing amino acidsUnited States Patent 5,854,319


Silicone phosphate esters as irritation mitigantsUnited States Patent 5,859,161


Silicone salicylate estersUnited States Patent 5,883,279


Reconstitution silanol wax estersUnited States Patent 5,888,485


Antiperspirant compositionsUnited States Patent 5,888,486


Meadowfoam amine oxidesUnited States Patent 5,907,049


Alkoxylated silicone salicylate estersUnited States Patent 5,908,949


Polyoxyalkylene glycol meadowfoam estersUnited States Patent 5,917,070


Guerbet branched quarternary compounds in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 5,919,743


Meadowfoam amidopropyl dimethyl amine saltsUnited States Patent 5,919,958


Guerbet branched amine oxidesUnited States Patent 5,919,959


Guerbet branched quarternary compoundsUnited States Patent 5,929,263


Silicone lactylatesUnited States Patent 5,929,268


Meadowfoam quarternary compoundsUnited States Patent 5,932,754


Silicone salicylate esters in personal careUnited States Patent 5,948,391


Cosmetic use of cationic free radical polymersUnited States Patent 5,961,964


Alkoxylated fluoro esters carboxylatesUnited States Patent 5,969,177


Telomerized complex ester triglyceridesUnited States Patent 5,985,806


Reconstituted castor oilUnited States Patent 5,986,119


Silicone salicylate estersUnited States Patent 6,004,542




Silicone fluoro estersUnited States Patent 6,008,397


Guerbet based sorbitan estersUnited States Patent 6,013,813


Reconstituted meadowfoam oilUnited States Patent 6,013,818


Silicone lactylatesUnited States Patent 6,060,619




Fluorinated dimethicone copolyol phosphateUnited States Patent 6,087,517


Silicone lanolin estersUnited States Patent 6,087,522


Silicone sunscreening estersUnited States Patent 6,114,561


Ether amines from 2-pentenenitrileUnited States Patent 6,114,585


Silicone alkyl phosphate estersUnited States Patent 6,175028


Reconstituted meadowfoam oil in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 6,180,668


Glyceryl phosphobetaine compoundsUnited States Patent 6,180,806


Free radical polymers based on meadowfoam esters



Dicarboxyl alkyl phosphate estersUnited States Patent 6,229,038


Silicone functionalized sorbitan estersUnited States Patent 6,239,290


Carboxy amphoteric surfactant complexesUnited States Patent 6,252,107


Reconstituted meadowfoam oilUnited States Patent 6,258,965


Mixed n-butyl and iso-propyl phthalamide compounds as sunscreen solUnited States Patent 6,306,373


Reconstituted meadowfoam oil in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 6,306,906


Dimethicone copolyols amido quatsUnited States Patent 6,313,256


Silicone functionalized eugenol estersUnited States Patent 6,313,329


Dimer amidopropyl dimethyl phospholipids as barrier compoundsUnited States Patent 6,331,293


Ether amines and derivativesUnited States Patent 6,331,648


Polymeric castor polyestersUnited States Patent 6,342,527


Aromatic dimethicone copolyol polymers as sunscreen agentsUnited States Patent 6,346,595


Amphoteric surfactants based upon epoxy succinic acidUnited States Patent 6,346,648


Methoxy capped alkoxylated glycerin compoundsUnited States Patent 6,362,233


Carboxylated surfactantsUnited States Patent 6,365,774


Water soluble complexesUnited States Patent 6,372,934


Process and composition for dyeing hair utilizing zwitterionic......United States Patent 6,383,232


Silicone functionalized triclosanUnited States Patent 6,384,173


Meadowfoam based sorbitan estersUnited States Patent 6,384,248


Dimethicone copolyol estersUnited States Patent 6,388,042


Cationic complexes of polyoxyalkylene glycol dicarboxylatesUnited States Patent 6,410,679


Ether diamines amine oxidesUnited States Patent 6,417,401


Ether diamines quarternariesUnited States Patent 6,426,436


Process for the manufacture of low odor dimethicone copolyol compoundsUnited States Patent 6,437,162


Castor amidopropyl dimethyl phospholipids as emulsifiersUnited States Patent 6,451,775


Ether diamines and derivativesUnited States Patent 6,458,999


Process for conditioning hairUnited States Patent 6,461,598


Silicone rosinate estersUnited States Patent 6,465,673


Alkoxylated silicone carboxylate ............United States Patent 6,498,263


Aromatic dimethicone copolyol polymers as sunscreen agents in.....United States Patent 6,500,414


Polymeric castor polyester quarternary compoundsUnited States Patent 6,521,220


Silicone surface treated metal oxidesUnited States Patent 6,524,705


Phosphated castor oil and derivativesUnited States Patent 6,528,667


Hydrolytically stable estersUnited States Patent 6,537,531


Methods and compositions for inhibiting free radical polymerization.....United States Patent 6,545,052


Engineering polypeptides in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 6,551,997


Phosphate polymersUnited States Patent 6,566,474


Phosphate polymersUnited States Patent 6,569,975


Water soluble conditioning complexesUnited States Patent 6,582,686


Esters



Bimodal guerbet alkoxylates as emulsifiersUnited States Patent 6,610,751


Guerbet functionalized phospholipidsUnited States Patent 6,620,794


Surfactants based upon alkyl polyglycosidesUnited States Patent 6,627,612


Dimethicone copolyol raspberriate as a delivery system for natural antioxidentsUnited States Patent 6,630,180


Amphoteric surfactants based on epoxy succinc acid in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 6,642,192


Carboxylated surfactants in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 6,642,193


Dimethicone copolyol cranberriate as a delivery system for natural antioxidantsUnited States Patent 6,646,144


Di-carboxy alkyl phosphate esters in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 6,649,578


Polymeric castor dimer polyestersUnited States Patent 6,670,441


Multifunctional phospholipids surfactantsUnited States Patent 6,683,032


Hydrolytically stable estersUnited States Patent 6,706,259


Fluoro alkyl Dimethicone copolyol estersUnited States Patent 6,727,340


Phosphated fluoro alkyl Dimethicone copolyol estersUnited States Patent 6,747,116


Silicone functionalized alkyl polyglucoside surfactantsUnited States Patent 6,762,289


Silicone sulfate polymersUnited States Patent 6,777,521


Castor polyester as gloss agents in anionic systemsUnited States Patent 6,787,129


Ester based phosphobetaine compoundsUnited States Patent 6,794,524


Raspberry alkoxy esters as a delivery system for natural antioxidantsUnited States Patent 6,797,836


Capped dimer acid polyesters in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 6,800,275


Alkoxylated surfactants based upon alkyl polyglycosideUnited States Patent 6,800,741


Process for coating particulates with phosphated castor oilUnited States Patent 6,840,469


Multifunctional phosphate polymersUnited States Patent 6,841,640


Fluoro alkyl Dimethicone estersUnited States Patent 6,841,649


Dimer amidopropyl Dimethyl Quarternary compoundsUnited States Patent 6,861,542


Alloxylated silicone carboxylate-polymeric cationic complexes used in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 6,867,317


Skin moisturization compoundUnited States Patent 6,869,977


Capped Nonionic surfactantsUnited States Patent 6,878,682


Personal care products based upon surfactants based upon alkyl polyglucoside Quarternary compoundsUnited States Patent 6,881,710


Silicone erucate estersUnited States Patent 6,891,051


Amphoteric surfactants based upon alkyl polyglucosideUnited States Patent 6,958,315


Polymeric castor polyester quarternary compounds based upon dimer acidUnited States Patent 6,972,123


Polyesters having improved water affinityUnited States Patent 6,972,316


Alkoxylated mono alkyl glyceryl ester phosphobetaine compoundsUnited States Patent 6,972,338


Dimer amidpropyl dimethyl betainesUnited States Patent 6,979,744


Dimer amidopropyl dimethyl poly-quarternary compoundsUnited States Patent 6,982,078


Non-ionic surfactants based upon alkyl polyglucosideUnited States Patent 7,008,930


Guerbet capped polyestersUnited States Patent 7,038,005


Personal care applications of surfactants based upon alkyl polyglycosidesUnited States Patent 7,045,506


Guerbet polymersUnited States Patent 7,049,476


process and composition for dyeing hair utilizing cationic meadowfoam conditioning agents



raspberry amido amines and betaines as a delivery system for natural antioxidantsUnited States Patent 7,078,545


Antimicrobial quarternary surfactants based upon alkyl polyglycosideUnited States Patent 7,084,129


Alkyl polyglycoside derived sulfosuccinatesUnited States Patent 7,087,571


Cosmetic CompositionUnited States Patent 7,118,735


Bi-modal guerbet alkoxy sulfate surfactantsUnited States Patent 7,119,125


Hindered spiro-ketal nitroxidesUnited States Patent 7,132,540


Silicone Vitamin estersUnited States Patent 7,132,558


Dimer poly-quarternary ester compoundsUnited States Patent 7,148,256


Guerbet cranberry esters as a delivery system for natural antioxidantsUnited States Patent 7,157,104


cranberry alkoxy esters as a delivery system for natural antioxidantsUnited States Patent 7,157,105


Guerbet raspberry esters as a delivery system for natural antioxidantsUnited States Patent 7,169,413


Shea butter estersUnited States Patent 7,182,940


Shea butter alkanolamidesUnited States Patent 7,183,424


Shea butter dimethyl amidopropyl aminesUnited States Patent 7,186,852


Non-ionic surfactants based upon alkyl polyglucosideUnited States Patent 7,189,683


Dimer poly-quarternary compoundsUnited States Patent 7,193,111


Cranberry amido amines and betaines as a delivery system for natural antioxidantsUnited States Patent 7,195,786


Alkyl dimethicone copolyol sulfosuccinatesUnited States Patent 7,247,696


Polyesters based upon the reaction of dimer acid, dimer alcohol and guerbet alcoholUnited States Patent 7,259,226


Water in oil emulsionsUnited States Patent 7,279,503


Silicone lubricating and conditioning compositionsUnited States Patent 7,291,323


Polymeric alkylpolyglycoside carboxylatesUnited States Patent 7,335,627


Polyesters based upon dimer acid in personal careUnited States Patent 7,335,720


Silicone polyester resinsUnited States Patent 7,344,708


Crosslinked silicone polymersUnited States Patent 7,361,721


Functionalized polymeric surfactants based upon alkyl polyglycosidesUnited States Patent 7,375,064


Linear silicone resins in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 7,407,666


Polymeric skin moisturizing compoundsUnited States Patent 7,449,494


Polymeric silicone polysorbate softenersUnited States Patent 7,452,382


Silicone spider esters in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 7,462,729


Spider esters in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 7,473,707


Silicone methoxy ester compositionsUnited States Patent 7,495,062


Functionalized polymeric surfactants based upon alkyl polyglycosidesUnited States Patent 7,507,399


Shea butter alkoxylatesUnited States Patent 7,544,824


Polymeric silicone alkoxyglyceryl softenersUnited States Patent 7,556,653




Alkyl silicone polyesters resinsUnited States Patent 7,611,697


Crosslinked silicone polymersUnited States Patent 7,632,488


Polyglycerol dimer polyester resinsUnited States Patent 7,638,116


Hair and skin conditioning compositions



Multi alkoxylated silicone surfactantsUnited States Patent 7,718,750


Multifunctional linear silicone resin polymersUnited States Patent 7,723,443


Crosslinked silicone polymers based upon spider estersUnited States Patent 7,723,456


Polymeric polysorbate softenersUnited States Patent 7,723,459


Dimer poly-quarternary ester compoundsUnited States Patent 7,750,044


Polyester silicone resinsUnited States Patent 7,786,241


Multifunctional silicone resin polymersUnited States Patent 7,790,813


Dimer alkyl silicone polymersUnited States Patent 7,811,976


Polymeric glycerin surfactantsUnited States Patent 7,820,758


Fluoro silicone acrylates and polymers thereofUnited States Patent 7,834,116




Polyquarternary alkyl polymersUnited States Patent 7,868,208


Fluids having silicone groups and organic groups containing estersUnited States Patent 7,906,671


Photostabilizing silicone fluidsUnited States Patent 7,915,330


Star silicone polymersUnited States Patent 7,951,893


Star silicone polymersUnited States Patent 7,956,152


Multiphillic silicone polysorbate softenersUnited States Patent 8,003,087


Vinyl ether silicone polymersUnited States Patent 8,025,870


Dimer alkyl silicone polymers in personal care applicationsUnited States Patent 8,124,062


Polymeric surfactants based upon alkyl polyglycosides and sugarsUnited States Patent 8,124,575


Fluoro silicone acrylates and polymers thereofUnited States Patent 8,148,483


Silicone based sun screening compositions with improved UVA1/UV ratiosUnited States Patent 8,153,106


Sorbitol polyesters having liquid and solid domainsUnited States Patent 8,192,727


Alkyl quarternium silicone compoundsUnited States Patent 8,263,061


Polymeric surfactants based upon alkyl polyglycosides and sorbitan estersUnited States Patent 8,268,766


Poly cationic compoundsUnited States Patent 8,273,796


Acetylenic quarternary surfactantsUnited States Patent 8,273,920


Foaming formulations including silicone polyestersUnited States Patent 8,304,375


Naturally derived glyceryl dimer polyesters having liquid and solid domainsUnited States Patent 8,377,457


Naturally derived Citrate PolyestersUnited States Patent 8,623,342 Issued January 7, 2014

Inventors: Tony O'Lenick, Andrew O'Lenick, Kevin O'Lenick

Alkoxylated Citrate PolyestersUnited States Patent 8,747,822 Issued June 10, 2014

Inventors: Tony O'Lenick, Kevin O'Lenick, Andrew O'Lenick

Foaming Formulations and Cleansing Products including Silicone PolyestersUnited States Patent 8,865,195 Issued October 21, 2014

Inventors: Kelly Wolff, Corey Cunningham, Seidling, Thomas O'Lenick, Tony O'Lenick

Wet Wipes including silicone reactive amino containing dimethicone copolyolsUnited States Patent 8,987,180 Issued March 24, 2015

Inventors: Wendzel, Scott, Keiffer Phillip, Rogers Jessica, Tony O'Lenick

EducationRutgers, The State University of New Jersey-NewarkChemistry, 1975 - 1979

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-NewarkBS, Chemistry, 1971 - 1975

Honors and AwardsCosmetics and Toiletries - twice monthly web based column- Comparatively Speaking 2006-2012 Rosen

Award - American Oil Chemists Society SDA Award C&T Partnership Award Committee on Scientific

Affairs of Society of Cosmetic Chemists Education Advisory Committee Society of Cosmetic Chemists Fellow

Society of Cosmetic Chemists Treasurer Society of Cosmetic Chemists (2011-2012) Vice President Elect

Society of Cosmetic Chemists (2013) Vice President Society of Cosmetic Chemists (2014) President Society

of Cosmetic Chemists (2015) Instructor SCC Course Silicone Chemistry Instructor SCC Course Organic

Chemistry Instructor SCC Course Patents Fellow American Institute of Chemists 330+ U.S. Patents

InterestsNew technology and intellectual property associated therewith in the field of silicone chemistry.

Tony O'LenickPresident and Co-founder Siltech LLC and 2015 President U.S. Society of Cosmetic Chemists

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7 people have recommended Tony

"Tony has tremendous skills in science, surfactants, silicons as far as I am concerned. while meeting

customers, he showed many times how smart he could be by presenting items. But above all, he is a great

potential of listening and has deep human values."

— Marc Byramjee, Chef produit - Ingénieur technico-commercial, SACI-CFPA, was with another companywhen working with Tony at Siltech LLC

"Tony O'Lenick is an amazing mix of colorful anecdote and creative chemist. He is skillful at everything he

does with a natural candor which builds trust. His detailed knowledge of chemistry and his keen curiosity

means that if you can think it then he can make it. I trust in Tony and business is good bacause of it."

— Sheri Hunt, Research Fellow, Neutrogena, J&J, was with another company when working with Tony atSiltech LLC

"Tony is a brilliant and extremely responsible and helpful raw material supplier whose understanding of both

chemistry and industry trends allows him to synthesize many compounds that no one else can. He is a very

dedicated person; his approach to business is highly pragmatic and cooperative; and he is a very effective

communicator and. I highly recommend Tony to help you solve your raw material needs."

— Sherilee Backman, Technical Director, VOV INC, was with another company when working with Tonyat Siltech LLC

"Tony is "hands down" the finest silicone chemist in the cosmetic & personal care industry. His expetise and

insights are among the best I have ever experienced. Superb technologist and businessman as well as being an

absolute pleasure to work with.."

— David Brock, Vice President of Reseach & Technology, Melaleuca, was with another company whenworking with Tony at Siltech LLC

"Tony is a well known figure in the cosmetics industry and well versed in all aspects of cosmetic technology.

Many in the industry rely on Tony because of his knowledge and know how."

— Nick Morante, Owner, Nick Morante Cosmetic Consultants, was with another company when workingwith Tony at Siltech LLC

"Tony is a visionary with a seemingly infinite number of ideas. During my time at Alkaril Chemicals (later

GAF), Tony was at the forefront of all our development work. He is a leader and innovator"

— Donald Jenkins, Chemist, Alkaril-GAF, reported to Tony at Alkaril Chemicals Inc,

"Tony is one of the smartest chemists I know. He provides specialty state of the art molecules with

functionality specific to the formula's requirements. He is an artist and his media is chemical structures. He

is also a pleasure to do business with. He listens to the customer's needs and requirements and is willing to

submit various versions if necessary in order to optimize the benefit."

— Leona Fleissman, Research Fellow, Avon Cosmetics, worked with Tony at Henkel Corporation

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