Information about Laureth-23

Based on the product information, here are the answers to your questions about Laureth-23:

• What kind of oils can Laureth-23 be dissolved in?
  Laureth-23 can be dissolved in various types of oils used in the oil phase of cosmetic formulations. The product description indicates it can dissolve in oil, and staff confirmation suggests it can be dissolved in any oil.

• Will dissolving Laureth-23 in oil and adding it to cream or lotion make it hard?
  No, Laureth-23 will not make the cream or lotion hard. It functions as an emulsifier and creamy binder to help form stable emulsions.

• Can Laureth-23 be used in cream or lotion?
  Yes, Laureth-23 is specifically used as an emulsifier in lotion and cream formulations. It helps to bind the oil and water phases together.

Laureth-23 is a solid emulsifier that melts above 60°C. It should be mixed into the oil phase and heated to 60-70°C to dissolve before combining with the water phase.