Deodorant Ingredients for Oil-Based Formulas

For creating an oil-based deodorant formula, you need ingredients that are soluble or dispersible in oil. Based on the available information, the following ingredients are suitable:

• LipidSoft™ Deo (Triethyl Citrate, TEC): This is an emollient that is soluble in oil and can be mixed into the oil phase of your formula. It works by inhibiting the bacterial process that causes body odor without killing the bacteria.
• Citromask™ (Natural Deodorizer): This natural deodorizer is soluble in oil and can be used to eliminate body odor effectively.
• Thio-mask™ Thioglycolate deodorant: This ingredient is dispersible/soluble in oil and glycols. It is commonly used in formulas containing thioglycolates, such as hair perm or depilatory products, but its oil solubility makes it potentially usable in other oil-based systems.
• CycloSorb™ Cream (Non Water-Soluble): This is a powder blend of cyclodextrins that is insoluble in water but can be dispersed in formulas like creams or roll-ons. It works by absorbing odor molecules. While not strictly oil-soluble, its non-water solubility and dispersibility make it suitable for incorporation into non-aqueous or oil-continuous phases.

When formulating, ensure the chosen ingredient is properly incorporated into your oil base according to its solubility/dispersibility properties and recommended usage rate.