Fatty Alcohols: Cetyl Alcohol & Cetearyl Alcohol

Want to make your emulsion thicker, more creamy and stable? Just add 1-2% of either: cetyl alcohol (cetanol (1-hexadecanol C16)); stearyl alcohol (1-octadecanol C18); or cetostearyl alcohol (blend of C16 and C18). I'm a huge fan of these common higher alcohols. I use them in many product types including emulsions, hair conditioners, anhydrous balms/sticks. They

Cetyl Alcohol & Stearyl Alcohol Lotion

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Fatty alcohols like cetyl, stearyl or cetearyl can increase moisturization properties of your DIY cosmetics. Use to thicken oil phase in homemade body

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Cetearyl Alcohol Mass Balance

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Cetearyl Alcohol is a highly effective emollient, making it a popular choice in skincare products such as creams, lotions, and moisturizers. Cetearyl

Cetearyl Alcohol (8 Ounce / 226 Grams) Cetearyl Alcohol Cosmetic Grade for Body Butter, Cetearyl Alcohol Suitable for Making Conditioners, Scrubs, and

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Difference Between Cetyl Alcohol and Stearyl Alcohol

Cocoon Apothecary - When people see the word 'alcohol' in skincare ingredients, it's easy to assume it is similar to the drying substance ethanol (vodka), or isopropyl/rubbing alcohol but there are a

Cetearyl Alcohol: Why It's in So Many Skincare Products

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