Waxes

A light, hard and refractory wax obtained by complete hydrogenation of castor oil. It is used to increase viscosity in emulsions, pastes and anhydrous formulations, and is a good dispersion agent for pigments.

Light, hard and refractory wax is produced as a by-product of rice oil production. It adds a pleasant, absolutely non-sticky feeling on the skin and a matte finish to the recipes. It increases the thermal stability of the sticks and allows you to create very solid products. It can be used as a natural turbidifier in different systems.

White soft rapeseed wax is obtained by hydrogenation of rapeseed oil. The wax has a soft creamy consistency and is an alternative to solid vegetable oils.

Vegetable wax is obtained by hydrogenation of non-GMO soybean oil. A soft semi-occlusive wax provides skin softening. In products, it acts as a texture modifier, as well as to improve sliding.

Vegetable wax obtained from the fruits of the waxwort (Myrica Pubescens) has a very high stability against oxidation. It is excellent for hair products, facilitates combing, ensures fixation and re-shaping of styling.

Soft berry wax is obtained from Rhus Verniciflua berries. Since part of the wax melts at temperatures below 30 ° C, it gives a very soft and silky feeling on the skin. It is versatile and can be used in a variety of formulations to improve their organoleptics. In addition, it stabilizes the structure of refractory waxes.

This hard wax is obtained by hydrolysis of pure wax from sunflower seeds. Since it is more hydrophilic and polar wax than standard sunflower wax, it is more suitable for emulsions. It provides a very high viscosity and excellent velvety feeling on the skin.

Solid light wax with a high melting point is obtained from sunflower seeds as a by-product of oil production. Sunflower wax is characterized by high oil-binding ability and wide compatibility with polar and non-polar emollients. It increases heat resistance and reduces stickiness.

Solid light wax with a high melting point is obtained from sunflower seeds as a by-product of oil production. Sunflower wax is characterized by high oil-binding ability and wide compatibility with polar and non-polar emollients. It increases heat resistance and reduces stickiness.

The soft wax of dark olive has a characteristic smell and taste of natural tea, it is obtained from the leaves of green and black tea. It is ideal for decorative cosmetics and sticks, providing softness and smoothness of application. It makes oleogels and emulsions more substantial to the skin and creamy.

Soft amber wax with the scent of jasmine flowers is obtained from Jasminum Grandiflorum flowers as a by-product of the perfume industry. It forms a protective film on the skin that prevents dirt particles from sticking and facilitates cleaning. Its softness makes it ideal for softening the application of harsh anhydrous systems.

It is a medium-soft wax with an elegant rose fragrance, derived from damask rose as a byproduct of the perfume industry. In emulsions, it improves texture and increases smoothness, while giving a rich feeling on the skin. It also increases the viscosity in anhydrous products.

A soft wax of dark orange color with a refreshing citrus aroma combines the softening properties of orange peel wax with the texture-enhancing and stabilizing properties of berry wax. It is ideal for hair and skin care products, as it conditions, gives smoothness and shine.