Consists of sorbitol, ethylene oxide & stearic acid (stearic acid is derived from vegetable oil), purity >95 %.
Pale yellow, gel-like consistency, little or no odor.
Soluble in water & alcohols, insoluble in oils, gives oil-in-water emulsions.
Non-ionic emulsifier (enables water & oil to mix; effect increased when combined with cetyl alcohol or sorbitan stearate), dispersing agent, thickener antistat, solubilizer & stabilizer of essential oils.
Used in formulating lotions, creams and skin cleansers.
A wonderful emulsifier for your lotion and creme creations. Combines beautifully with a low HLB emulsifier such as Sorbitan Stearate.

White Flakes.
Nonionic stabilizer for oil-in-water preparations. 
Increases viscosity in emulsions.
Excellent combine with a high HLB emulsifier such as Ceteareth 20.
Used in formulating lotions, creams, ointments and cosmetics.

Sorbitol, stearic acid (Vegetable derrived).
Pale-yellow, odorless pellets.
Partly soluble in alcohols, insoluble in water & oils.
Emulsifier enables water & oil to mix (water in oil); further stabilized when combined with Polysorbate 60 or 80, dispersing agent and thickener.
Used in formulating lotions, creams, ointments and cosmetics.

 A white waxy flake used in oil-in-water emulsions. Provides excellent stable emulsions when used in combination with another low HLB emulsifier.

Cetyl Alcohol is a white waxy flake that enhances the stability and texture of creams and lotions. It contributes to a smooth, dense appearance to these formulations and improves their feel on the skin. It is mild, non-toxic and non-irritating with a slightly sweet odor. Soluble in oil and acetone, insoluble in water. Useage Rate: 2-30%.

 Improves the stability and texture of cosmetic products such as lipsticks, lip balms and mascaras.