Botanical Name- Non-botanical ingredient
Origin- USA
Extraction- Fatty acid and ester isolation from plant fats.
Shelf life- 14-18 months (2 year maximum)
Notes- This particular emulsifying wax is NF (National Formulary) approved and is the global choice for emulsifying compounds. The emulsifying wax offered by Mountain Rose Herbs is plant based, as per our commitment to abstain from offering any products derived from animal ingredients.
Pearly white pastille pellets make blending easy, congruous, and fluid.
Ingredients (Derived From)
Cetostearyl alcohol, and Ethoxylated Sorbitan Ester
Specifications
Color- White
Appearance- Pastille pellets measuring 3-4 mm
Odor- Practically odorless with a slight waxy scent
pH- 5.7
Melting Point- 120-125°F
Saponification Value- 6.3
USP Hydroxol Value- 185
Iodine Value- 0.06
Pathogens- Absent
Ethylene Oxide- Absent
Storage Temperature- Not to exceed 90 °F
Usage Guidelines
Emulsifying wax is an ideal medium for the blending of fine creams, lotions and other fluid cosmetics which contains oil and water.
Its ability to bind oil and water in perfect union is unparalleled, and today it remains the most ubiquitous substance in a cosmetic manufacturers formulary. We all know the frustration to be found when the water and oil in our creations separate, and we now have Emulsifying wax to help rid us of this persistent problem.
It will assist users in improving the consistency and texture of their final product without leaving a greasy film on the outer skin after application. Acts a mild stabilizer and thickener which is ultimately dependent on the amount added to your recipe.
A general guideline for use in cosmetics runs between 3-5%, and this material is suitable for most skin types as allergic reaction and skin sensitivities have rarely been recorded.
Because of its manufactured nature, and alcohol content, this material cannot be considered a benign "natural additive".
Source: http://www.mountainroseherbs.com/learn/emulsifying_wax.php
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
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