Synthetic Wax (Medium, Melting Point 86C)
- Product Code: 32747
Synthetic wax (often referred to in a broad sense as paraffin wax) is typically a blend of long-chain hydrocarbons (alkanes)
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Test Name | Specification |
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Freezing point (ISO 2207) | 78-83C |
Dropping Point (DIN 51 801) | 86-91C |
Penetration, 25C, 0.1mm (DIN 51 579) | 4-9 |
Viscosity, 100C, cP (DIN 53 019) | 8-12 |
Density, 20C | 0.92 g/ml approx. |
Color | White to off-white |
Synthetic Wax (Medium, Melting Point 86C)
1. Chemical Nature & Origin
- Definition: Synthetic wax (often referred to in a broad sense as paraffin wax) is typically a blend of long-chain hydrocarbons (alkanes).
- CAS Number: 8002-74-2 generally covers petroleum-derived paraffinic waxes.
- Production: Usually refined from crude oil or synthesized from other hydrocarbon processes.
2. Role in Cosmetic Formulations
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Structuring Agent:
- Provides body and structure to formulations such as lip balms, lipsticks, and solid creams.
- Helps products maintain their shape and consistency at typical ambient temperatures.
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Texture & Spreadability:
- Yields a creamier or softer texture upon application compared to harder waxes.
- Melts relatively easily at skin temperature, aiding in spreadability on the lips or skin.
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Occlusive & Moisture Barrier:
- Forms a thin, occlusive film on the skin or lips, helping to lock in moisture.
- Often used in products where a protective layer is desired (e.g., lip balms, barrier creams).
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Shine/Gloss:
- Tends to impart a slight gloss, making it suitable for lip products and certain creams that require a bit of luster.
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Formulation Compatibility:
- Widely compatible with other cosmetic oils, waxes, and butters (e.g., microcrystalline wax, beeswax, shea butter).
- Relatively easy to incorporate by simply heating to its melt point and mixing.
3. Typical Cosmetic Applications
- Lip Balms & Lipsticks: Helps achieve the desired stick form and smooth payoff.
- Cream Sticks (Blush, Foundation): Contributes to structure and a stable texture.
- Lotions & Creams (in solid or semi-solid form): Aids in creating a richer, more occlusive formula.
- Other Uses: Candles, polishes, and other non-cosmetic applications benefit from its low cost, availability, and straightforward properties.
Usage: for makeup products or any type of skin care cream
Mixing method: Mix together with the oil part. Use heat to melt It melts at a temperature of 84-86 degrees.
Usage rate: 1-30% (according to the desired product texture)
Product characteristics: white powder flakes
Solubility: Can be dispersed in oil, LipidSoft, Silicone with heat in the range of 84 degrees.
Storage: If you want to keep it for the long term Store at room temperature. avoid sunlight
INCI Name : Synthetic Wax
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Synthetic wax (often referred to in a broad sense as paraffin wax) is typically a blend of long-chain hydrocarbons (alkanes)
Synthetic Wax (Medium, Melting Point 86C)
1. Chemical Nature & Origin
- Definition: Synthetic wax (often referred to in a broad sense as paraffin wax) is typically a blend of long-chain hydrocarbons (alkanes).
- CAS Number: 8002-74-2 generally covers petroleum-derived paraffinic waxes.
- Production: Usually refined from crude oil or synthesized from other hydrocarbon processes.
2. Role in Cosmetic Formulations
-
Structuring Agent:
- Provides body and structure to formulations such as lip balms, lipsticks, and solid creams.
- Helps products maintain their shape and consistency at typical ambient temperatures.
-
Texture & Spreadability:
- Yields a creamier or softer texture upon application compared to harder waxes.
- Melts relatively easily at skin temperature, aiding in spreadability on the lips or skin.
-
Occlusive & Moisture Barrier:
- Forms a thin, occlusive film on the skin or lips, helping to lock in moisture.
- Often used in products where a protective layer is desired (e.g., lip balms, barrier creams).
-
Shine/Gloss:
- Tends to impart a slight gloss, making it suitable for lip products and certain creams that require a bit of luster.
-
Formulation Compatibility:
- Widely compatible with other cosmetic oils, waxes, and butters (e.g., microcrystalline wax, beeswax, shea butter).
- Relatively easy to incorporate by simply heating to its melt point and mixing.
3. Typical Cosmetic Applications
- Lip Balms & Lipsticks: Helps achieve the desired stick form and smooth payoff.
- Cream Sticks (Blush, Foundation): Contributes to structure and a stable texture.
- Lotions & Creams (in solid or semi-solid form): Aids in creating a richer, more occlusive formula.
- Other Uses: Candles, polishes, and other non-cosmetic applications benefit from its low cost, availability, and straightforward properties.
Usage: for makeup products or any type of skin care cream
Mixing method: Mix together with the oil part. Use heat to melt It melts at a temperature of 84-86 degrees.
Usage rate: 1-30% (according to the desired product texture)
Product characteristics: white powder flakes
Solubility: Can be dispersed in oil, LipidSoft, Silicone with heat in the range of 84 degrees.
Storage: If you want to keep it for the long term Store at room temperature. avoid sunlight
INCI Name : Synthetic Wax
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