Emulsifying Wax - Used to combine oils with water when manufacturing lotions and creams.
Emulsion - A stabilized blend of oils and water such as a lotion, the suspension of one liquid within a second liquid which normally do not mix.
Emulsifying wax - See "Vegetable emulsifying wax."
Essential oil blend - A proprietary blend of completely natural essential oils.
Fatty acids - Fatty acids are non-irritating lubricants that are essential for skin health.
Emulsifying wax
Derived from cetearyl alcohol (coconut oil derived) and polysorbate (fatty acid derived); used to facilitate the coupling of water-soluble with water insoluble ingredients in formulation.
Emulsifying Wax
Utilized to keep oil and water from separating. An emulsifying and thickening agent used to give a formulation body. Unlike some waxes, this is not a true wax.
Emulsifying Wax NF
Polawax NF
Emulsifying wax is a staple ingredient in lotionmaking, combining oil and water.
Cetearyl Alcohol - This emulsifying wax is an emollient derived from coconut oil. (It is not related to rubbing alcohol, which is drying.) ...
Cetearyl Alcohol An emulsifying wax, made by combining fatty alcohols from vegetable sources, such as coconut fatty alcohol. An emollient, thickening agent, moisturiser, emulsifier, stabilizer.
distilled water, aloe barbadensis*, lavender hydrosol*, green tea grain alcohol extract*, vegetable emulsifying wax, extra virgin olive oil*, cherry kernal oil, sunflower oil*,virgin coconut oil*, beeswax*, vegetable glycerin, stearic acid, ...
 See also: Alcohol, Extract, Natural, Coconut Oil, Glycerin
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