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Cetyl Alcohol

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Cetyl Alcohol is a saturated linear chain cetyl alcohol that can enhance the stability and texture of creams and lotions. In doing so, they present a smooth, dense appearance to these formulations and improve their feel on the skin. It is a mild, non-toxic and non-irritating waxy material with a typical sweet odor. It is light resistant and stable in the presence of acids or alkali, as well as stable to oxidation.

Cetyl Alcohol

Cetyl Alcohol is a saturated linear chain cetyl alcohol that can enhance the stability and texture of creams and lotions. In doing so, they present...

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Directions

Usage a hot plate, melt down completely. Add to formula at 1%.

Warning

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

Overall rating: 4.918919 / 5 from 37 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Cetyl Alcohol enhances the stability and texture of creams and lotions, providing a smooth, dense appearance and silky feel. It is mild, non-toxic, and non-irritating, with a sweet odor and stability in various conditions.

Summary topics

Product Glide: 18%
Product Feel: 31%

Review topics: ["quality","feel","texture","buy","works","glide","none","thickener","scrub","acid","lotion","flakes","bar","slip"].

Review highlights

"Works great in my lotions to give a nice slip, glide and silky feel." — Sandra
"Gives my emulsion(s) that perfect emollient slip and glide." — Micromint
"Cetyl alcohol is an easy to use emulsion stabilizer with lighter feel than stearic acid, which is almost always a plus." — Marina

Reviews

Great stuff

"I generally add this to all of my products, soaps creams, and I will try body butter and emulsified"

— Caroline R. (5/5)

Great thickener

"If you're wondering which is better between this cetyl and stearic acids, it depends on what texture you'd like to achieve. Cetyl will make your product lighter and gives a great glide, while stearic leaves a more substantive 'moisturized' type feel. Both are great."

— Krista (5/5)

Making my own serums… Nice product products

"Love the site. My first time making my own serums and I feel like everything here is all quality control controlled and tested so I feel comfortable order"

— Lynn B. (5/5)

Great in conditioner bar

"I used this in a simple recipe for a hair conditioner bar, and I love the way the bar came out. It really works well as a conditioner, and my hair feels so silky."

— Yvonne P. (5/5)

GAVE BATH WASH LUXE CREAMY REALNESS

"This product is truly amazing! It changes a dull, yellowish, lipid-rich body wash into a rich, milky, soft, bright white, and gentle cleanser."

— josh (5/5)

"Llego perfecto"

— Juan (5/5)

Cetyl Alcohol

"Great Product"

— John C. (5/5)

Love this product

"Cetyl Alcohol is the key ingredient in so many of my formulas! Thanks so much for keeping this quality product available."

— Tiffany H. (5/5)

Additive

"Great"

— Michele A. (5/5)

I love how this ingredient

"I love how this ingredient aids in my butter recipes to have a more solid, more silky feel to them"

— Zender P. (5/5)

Q&A

Can this be used to achieve a much smoother glide in natural deodorant formulations?: Yes, Cetyl Alcohol may be used as a thickener, stabilizer, and emollient to create a smooth, solid stick texture.
Is this RSPO?: The palm used in this product is sustainable.
Is this product paraben and phthalate free?Thanks!: This product is paraben and phthalate free.
Can I add this to thicken up a basic body scrub?: This is used mainly in lotions and creams. You would be better off creating an emulsified sugar scrub: https://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/handmade101/business-articles/Tips-for-Formulating-Emulsified-Sugar-Scrubs.aspx
Is this plant based?: This is derived from palm.