Cetyl Alcohol

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Cetyl Alcohol

A versatile, plant-based emulsifier and moisturizer for skincare, haircare, and sun care. Enhances texture, stabilizes formulations, and suits sensitive skin. Ideal for natural, eco-friendly cosmetic products.

Description

Cetyl Alcohol – A Natural Emulsifier for Perfect Skin & Hair Formulations

What is Cetyl Alcohol?
Cetyl Alcohol is a plant-based ingredient used in cosmetics and skincare products. It acts as an emulsifier, emollient, and thickening agent. This versatile ingredient helps improve product texture and keeps formulations stable and effective.

Where Is It Used?

  • Skincare: Adds creaminess to moisturizers, lotions, and face cleansers.
  • Haircare: Boosts shine and softness in shampoos, conditioners, and hair dyes.
  • Sun Care: Provides a silky feel to after-sun and self-tanning products.
  • Baby Care: Gentle enough for baby-safe creams and cleansers.
  • Deodorants: Ensures smooth application while preventing irritation.

Why Choose Cetyl Alcohol?

  • Emulsifies & Stabilizes: Blends oil and water for smooth, long-lasting products.
  • Moisturizes & Softens: Locks in hydration and leaves skin feeling velvety.
  • Eco-Friendly & Safe: Derived from plants, suitable for sensitive skin and baby products.
  • Multi-Purpose: Works across skincare, haircare, and more.

INCI Name: Cetyl Alcohol

Common Questions:

  1. What does Cetyl Alcohol do in cosmetics?
    It improves texture, stabilizes formulations, and adds a moisturizing touch.
  2. Is it safe for sensitive skin?
    Yes, Cetyl Alcohol is gentle and often used in products for sensitive skin.
  3. Is it vegan-friendly?
    Absolutely! Our Cetyl Alcohol is plant-based and eco-conscious.

Upgrade Your Formulations Today
Cetyl Alcohol is the secret to silky, stable, and skin-friendly products. Add it to your formulations and see the difference in quality.

Additional information
Size

1000g

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100g

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10g

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500g

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50g

INCI

INCI

Cetyl Alcohol

How to use

How to use

Cetyl Alcohol is widely used in skincare and personal care products due to its multifunctional properties. Here’s how it’s commonly used:

Functions in Skincare and Personal Care Products:

  1. Emulsifier:
    • Helps blend oil and water in formulations to create stable emulsions, such as creams and lotions.
  2. Thickening Agent:
    • Enhances the viscosity and consistency of products, giving them a luxurious, creamy texture.
  3. Emollient:
    • Provides a soft, velvety feel on the skin by smoothing and moisturizing the surface.
  4. Stabilizer:
    • Improves the stability of formulations, ensuring that products maintain their consistency and effectiveness over time.

Applications in Product Types:

  1. Moisturizers and Creams:
    • Adds richness and helps trap moisture for long-lasting hydration.
  2. Cleansers and Face Washes:
    • Ensures a gentle, non-drying cleanse with a smooth, creamy texture.
  3. Sun Care Products:
    • Contributes to the silky feel of sunscreens, after-sun gels, and self-tanning lotions.
  4. Hair Conditioners and Shampoos:
    • Improves the creamy texture and enhances manageability, leaving hair soft and shiny.
  5. Baby Care Products:
    • Used in gentle formulations for its non-irritating and skin-conditioning properties.
  6. Deodorants and Antiperspirants:
    • Smoothes application and reduces irritation in sensitive areas.

Why It’s Preferred:

  • Gentle on sensitive skin.
  • Compatible with a wide range of formulations.
  • Derived from plant sources, making it suitable for natural and vegan products.

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Cetyl Alcohol plays a critical role in cosmetic and personal care formulas as a multi-functional ingredient. Here’s how it is typically used during the formulation process:


Roles of Cetyl Alcohol in Formulations

  1. Emulsifier or Co-Emulsifier:
    • How: Cetyl Alcohol helps mix oil and water phases in formulations, creating stable emulsions.
    • Application: Often used in combination with other primary emulsifiers for creams, lotions, and serums.
  2. Thickening Agent:
    • How: It increases the viscosity of formulas, giving them a richer and more luxurious texture.
    • Application: Common in moisturizers, conditioners, and body butters to achieve a creamy consistency.
  3. Emollient:
    • How: It softens and conditions the skin by forming a protective barrier that locks in moisture.
    • Application: Ideal for dry skin formulations, including night creams, balms, and hydrating cleansers.
  4. Stabilizer:
    • How: It improves the stability of emulsions, preventing ingredients from separating over time.
    • Application: Used in products with a longer shelf life, such as sunscreens and serums.