“Closest nanoclay evidence: nanoclay/spring-water hydrogels were skin-biocompatible and showed potential as wound-healing formulations; evidence is for inorganic nanoclay hydrogels, not the commercial isoparaffin hectorite gel.”
Hectorite Gel™ (C11-12 Isoparaffin Base)
Cosmetics
Code: 7741
- Room (25-40C)
- 24 Months from manufacturing or testing date.
- 2.50% - 20.00%
- 0.00%
- Add into oil phase. Heat tolerant.
- Avoid heat above 80C
- 0.00 - 0.00
- Soluble in Oil, Soluble/Miscible in silicone
- -
| Test Name | Specification |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Tan Viscous Gel |
| %Ash Content | 5.6-6.6 |
| Total Plate Count | 100cfu/g Max |
| Infrared | To Match Standard |
“Ingredient-family evidence: clay minerals are reviewed as useful for wound care through adsorption, ion exchange, moisture handling, and formulation-support mechanisms; this supports clay-family topical use but not a direct anti-aging or moisturizing claim for the exact product.”
“Base-oil evidence: mineral oil, a hydrocarbon emollient comparable in function to cosmetic isoparaffins, has evidence for improving skin softness and barrier function by reducing water loss/occlusion.”
“Clinical emollient evidence: mineral oil significantly improved xerosis parameters such as hydration, scaling, roughness, and pruritus in a randomized double-blind trial; this supports the hydrocarbon-base emollient scope, not hectorite itself.”
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