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Zinc Ricinoleate

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$14.95

Zinc Ricinoleate is an odor absorber in the form of wax-like pellets. Zinc Ricinoleate is a key ingredient in most deodorant formulations, as it traps and absorbs odor as well as easily emulsifies into oils and waxes.

Size: 2 oz

($115.00/lb)

2 oz

Sample Size

$14.95

($115.00/lb)

1 lb

$86.95

($86.95/lb)

5 lb

$288.95

($57.79/lb)

25 lb

$1,257.95

($50.32/lb)

55 lb

Best Value

$2,518.45

($45.79/lb)

Zinc Ricinoleate

Zinc Ricinoleate is an odor absorber in the form of wax-like pellets. Zinc Ricinoleate is a key ingredient in most deodorant formulations, as it tr...

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Directions

Melt down pellets with other components during the oil phase. Emulsify as usual. Typical use level is 1.5-3%. Melting point is 158ºF to 160ºF.

Warning

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

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Review topics: ["addition","ingredients","deodorant"].

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Reviews

Useful in deodorants

"Great deodorant active, it does take a bit to melt it, but it's worth the trouble!"

— Krista (5/5)

EXCELLENT DEODERANT ADDITIVE!

"I love the fact that it is a solid that requires high heat to melt, so it adds to the integrity if my deodorant when shipping them during hot weather. I also use another deodorant additive that is in liquid form, these work excellent together at killing armpit stink, and all over B. O. , working on different levels of odor elimination. I appreciate to have found these natural deodorant additives, it's very rare & hard to find natural deodorizers that don't irritate the skin like baking soda and citric acid."

— Jasmine (5/5)

Deodorant

"First of all the list of uses does not include deodorant so I just use the closest category. Zinc Ricinoleate doesn't blend well will waxes and oils. The majority sinks to the bottom of the bowl and clumps into a gooey mess. What does 'blend' into the deodorant me beads up into hard ball in the deodorant. I tried twice and both batches had to be tossed, UGH! I cannot afford to throw away so many ingredients. I really wanted it to work. I followed the instructions for this wax carefully. It looks blended but the minute I add dry ingredients (arrowroot, baking soda,') this wax congeals and sinks. Why is this happening?"

— Michelle (1/5)

No Issues

"I use ZO in deodorant products. This ingredient preformed exactly how I expected it to. It was easy to smooth out and break down in my oil base. PS. Primary Use needs additional options. I did not use this ingredient for any of those options."

— Itiel (5/5)

Q&A

Can this be melted down and emulsified with a water base to create an odor locking spray? If not, can you suggest a product that could do so?ThanksMonique: I apologize we have not tested this product in a oil locking spray,at this time we do not have a odor locking spray.
Can this be added to candle wax? If so, what are the calculations.: No This product can not be used in candles, "Zinc Ricinoleate chemically fixes odor molecules that are formed during bacterial decomposition of perspiration"