Lanolin wax

Description: Pure anhydrous lanolin, a natural product extracted from sheep wool oil. A basic water-repellent substance and natural emulsifier. Our product is pure anhydrous lanolin, used as a moisturizer in skincare products. Lanolin absorbs and retains water in the skin. Chemically, it is wax, not fat. Melting point: 45-55 degrees Celsius (113-131 degrees Fahrenheit). Insoluble in water, soluble in oil. Common uses: cosmetics, creams, hair balm, lip moisturizer. Benefits: Thick concentrate with a viscous consistency, adds texture, stability, and smoothness to cosmetics, creams, lipsticks, and other solid formulations. Provides the skin with a silky, smooth feel. When combined with ethylene oxide and propylene oxide, lanolin wax offers increased water solubility and acts as a non-ionic surfactant. Usage: creams, lotions, gels, sunscreens, solid formulations including lipsticks, deodorants, shampoos, conditioners, and hair styling products. Method of use: added to hot oil at 45-55 degrees Celsius (113-131 degrees Fahrenheit). Usual usage ratio 1-25%. For external use only. Common usage ranges between 5-100% in lip products, 3-6% in cold process soap, and 3-5% in lotions and creams. Can be applied directly to the skin. Features: rich in fats that give the skin a super soft feel. Source: sheep wool. Tips: Butter melting point usually ranges between 104 and 118 degrees Fahrenheit. Butter imparts moisturizing properties to products. To reduce the oily feeling after use, it is recommended to mix with 1-3% cornstarch or isopropyl myristate. Test the final product to ensure effectiveness. Ingredients: lanolin. Long-term storage: