8027-33-6 CAS Lanolin Alcohol Industry Cosmetic 8006-54-0 cas Lanolin Anhydrous
Lanolin is an ideal raw material for the production of skin care products such as cold cream, anti-wrinkle cream, anti-cracking cream, shampoo, conditioner, hair cream, lipstick and high-end soap. It is often used as a water-in-oil emulsifier and is an excellent moisturizer. Chemicalbook Lubricant Substances. Lanolin is a product with good water absorption, moisturizing, lipophilicity, emulsifying and dispersing properties. It is widely used in cosmetics, medicine, leather, agriculture and other industries.
anolin is a secreted oil attached to wool. The main component is esters produced by sterols, fatty alcohols and triterpene alcohols and approximately the same amount of fatty acids.White or light yellow to dark brown creamy translucent body.
Lanolin is used in cosmetics, medical ointments, and in the tanning and fur industries.
Also used as rust inhibitor and corrosion inhibitor, lanolin is a natural moisture protectant, lanolin to maintain skin moisture, nutrition, lanolin has water absorption, suitable for skin moisturizing, soft skin care cosmetics, and can be used as soap and soap fatening agent, bath oil, sunscreen and other auxiliary cosmetics;
It can also be used as dispersant of cosmetics pigments.Lanolin can make skin smooth and soft.
It is used for preparing advanced anti-rust oil, low temperature lubricant, printing ink, fiber oil agent, leather fatening agent, plastic plasticizer, latex defoaming agent and so on.
Medicine used to prepare rheumatism ointment, zinc oxide adhesive plaster and ointment base material.
Cosmetics grade lanolin can be used in cold cream, wrinkle cream, crack cream, shampoo, hair conditioner, hair cream, lip balm and premium soap.Commonly used as oil-in-water emulsifier, it is an excellent moistening substance.Softens and restores dry or rough skin caused by lack of natural moisture.
It maintains the skin's usual moisture content by delaying, rather than preventing, the passage of moisture through the epidermis.
