Emulsifying Wax (GINOL EW 68 S)

Product Type: Cosmetic Emulsifier / Formulation Ingredient

Product Form: White to pale yellow waxy solid or flakes

Product Description

Emulsifying Wax (GINOL EW 68 S) is a cosmetic formulation ingredient used to help combine oil and water into stable emulsions. It is suitable for formulators, cosmetic manufacturers, and skincare businesses producing creams, lotions, and other emulsion-based personal care products.

This wax helps create a smooth, uniform texture in formulations, contributing to the consistency and feel of finished products. It is a useful ingredient for developing moisturising creams, body lotions, body butters formulated with water, and other oil-in-water skincare emulsions.

Benefits

• Emulsification: Helps combine the oil and water phases in suitable cosmetic formulations.
• Texture enhancement: Contributes to a smooth, creamy consistency.
• Formulation support: Helps develop uniform cream and lotion products.
• Versatile application: Suitable for a variety of emulsion-based skincare and personal care formulations.
• For cosmetic makers: Useful for small-scale formulators, DIY skincare businesses, and cosmetic manufacturers.

Common Uses

Emulsifying Wax (GINOL EW 68 S) can be used in the formulation of:

• Body creams and moisturising lotions
• Face creams and facial moisturisers
• Hand and foot creams
• Hair creams and conditioning products
• Cream-based body care products
• Other suitable oil-and-water cosmetic emulsions

How to Use

Emulsifying wax is generally incorporated into the heated oil phase and combined with the heated water phase using an appropriate emulsification process.

The recommended usage level depends on the desired product texture, oil phase, and overall formulation. Conduct stability testing to establish the appropriate percentage for your product.

Storage

Store in the  tightly sealed packaging in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, moisture, and heat.

Important Note

This product is a cosmetic raw material intended for formulation purposes. The finished product’s stability, preservation, safety, and suitability for use must be assessed by the formulator.