Pure anhydrous lanolin

Lanolin USP grade is known as wool wax or its fat. It is easily absorbed by the skin, and resembles the sebum present in the skin itself. It is characterized by its effective moisturizing and high moisturizing ability. Humans have used it for a thousand years for various purposes. Description: Lanolin is a soft yellow waxy substance secreted by the sebaceous glands of sheep. Its function is to protect the wool from water. Chemically, lanolin is a complex mixture of esters, fatty acids, and alcohols. Additional details: Lanolin is extracted from raw wool by mechanical squeezing. Raw lanolin constitutes between 5% and 25% of the weight of freshly shorn wool. Lanolin is an excellent moisturizer, as it converts water into an emulsion on the skin and preserves it; its soothing and refreshing effects are also noticeable. It is an ideal component for skin hydration and protection, forming a protective layer on it, allowing it to function and breathe naturally. Medical-grade lanolin is used as a base for ointments, as it is easily absorbed by the skin, facilitating the delivery of any medicinal component it carries. Lanolin is also used in several hair treatments for its protective properties and remarkable moisturizing effect.