English
Lietuvos
Sorbitol min 50%
€1,90 – €143,00
A moisturizer and substance that helps to retain moisture in the skin is widely used in cosmetics.
Price per kg (density 1,30 g/ml):
100 ml – 14.62 €/kg
1 L – 7.00 €/kg
20 L – 5.50 €/kg
Sorbitol is often used in combination with other humectants such as urea or hyaluronic acid. The effect is similar to glycerin, well tolerated by the skin. Softens and moisturizes the skin. Glycerin in the formulation can be partially replaced with sorbitol and used in mixtures 1:1, which helps to reduce the stickiness of the finished product, which is typical for formulations with a high glycerin content. This is especially useful in recipes with hyaluronic acid or xanthan gum for which glycerin gives a particularly noticeable tack. In shower gels or shampoos, sorbitol significantly reduces the defatting action with foaming agents and dehydration of the skin after use.
Dosage:
for soap (cold or hot process) – up to 20%
for creams and emulsions – 2-10%
as moisturizer – up to 20%
Ingredients: sorbitol, aqua.
Total solids: min 70%.
Related Products
Pure AHA fruit acid is used to adjust the pH of cosmetics and to make bath bombs.
Sodium ascorbyl phosphate is a stable water-soluble form of vitamin C.
Vegetable co-emulsifier or consistency control ingredient for O/W emulsions of high purity.
The emulsifier is made of PEG-free raw material of plant origin for O/W (oil in water) type emulsions.
Wax with the ability to maintain a solid texture in products with a high oil content. Gives shine and hardness to solid products (balms, pencils, butters and candles).
Xanthan gum made from corn starch through the processes of culturing (by fermentation of Xanthomonas campestris bacterium), extracting, evaporating and grinding.
Pure low molecular weight hyaluronic acid 50 kDa without solvents and preservatives.
Pure pharmaceutical grade glycerin 99.5% (other name glycerol) is extracted from raw materials of plant origin.
Pure organic certified aloe vera powder is extracted from aloe vera leaves without any solvents, thickeners or preservatives.
Alcohol spray for removing foam from the surface of soaps and other cosmetic products.