Lanolin alcohol

Lanolin alcohol - an emollient alcohol. Lavender - the leaves, flowers, and oil from this plant are used in moisturizers, and hair care and body care products. It's an antiseptic, helps clear acne, and soothes the skin.

Lanolin Alcohol = Highly-refined fatty alcohol emollient, derived from lanolin, rich in skin-softening cholesterol. Used to emulsify, moisturize and soften skin. Lauric Acid = Fatty acid of coconut oil, emulsifier component, consistency agent.

Lanolin Alcohols - Distilled and deodorized solid with excellent emolliency to skin and hair. Contains up to 30% cholesterol and related sterols.

Lanolin alcohol Used as a thickener for shampoos and bath gels. Gives many cosmetics a creamy texture and a high gloss.

Acetylated Lanolin Alcohol: Acetylated lanolin is an agent that forms a protective coating on the skin's surface and helps prevent moisture loss. It is a hypoallergenic agent that smoothes and softens the skin.

* Acetylated Lanolin Alcohol - A hypoallergenic lanolin-derived emollient with a smooth, velvety feel. Acetylated lanolin forms a protective coating on the skin's surface and prevents moisture loss. * Adenosine Triphosphate - A synthetic riboflavin.

See also: Acid, Body, Alcohol, Lanolin, Lotion