Description

Cetearyl Alcohol is a vegetable sourced fatty alcohol that is a white, waxy mixture of cetyl alcohol and stearyl alcohol.
Used in skin care lotions, hair products, and creams due to its emollient, moisturizing, and foam boosting properties.
They help create smoother, thicker lotions, and cream. And used to create more stable foam products.

It stabilizes products, prevents separation, and thickens. Can also be used as a co-emulsifier.

Cetearyl alcohol is used to help soften the skin and hair and to thicken and stabilize cosmetic products, like lotions and hair products. As an emollient, cetearyl alcohol is considered an effective ingredient for soothing and healing dry skin.

Unless you have very sensitive skin, you probably don’t need to avoid products containing cetearyl alcohol. Not only is it considered safe and nontoxic for use on the skin and hair, but it’s also not drying or irritating like other types of alcohol.

Due to its chemical structure, cetearyl alcohol is even permitted by the FDA as an ingredient in products labeled “alcohol-free.”

CAS Num: 885-55-5

INCI: Cetearyl alcohol

Appearance: white beads

Suggested usage rate: 0.5-25%

Stable in pH range: 5.7

Grade: cosmetics grade

Solubility: Add to oil phase

Compability: works well with other emulsifier

Applications: skin lotions, moisturizers, skin creams, sunscreen, shampoo, conditioners
hair removal creams, hair mousse, anti-frizz hair cream, hair dye, mascara.

Packaging: Our waxes are packed in water proof ziplock pouches to avoid spillage.

Recommended Storage: should be stored in cool temperatures away from direct sunlight and moisture in an airtight container.

DISCLAIMER:
– DAKITZ NATURAL PRODUCTS are for cosmetic, personal care formulations and are meant for external use only unless otherwise STATED. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Kindly note that you are responsible for researching, testing, and understanding ingredients before buying. – We recommend working with a chemist or a formulator if you’re not advanced in formulating.