Cosmosil ALO Butter - Aloe Vera Butter is obtained from the leaves of the sub-tropical plant, Aloe barbadentris. The plant grows in the sub-tropical climates of Latin America. The extract is food grade and complies with the USP Standard. The Aloe Vera extract contains 98% actives of which the Aloe polysaccharides are playing a major role.
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| Aloe barbadensis, extract (94349-62-9) | Sign in to view |
| Aloe vera, extract (85507-69-3) | Sign in to view |
| Fats and Glyceridic oils, shea butter (194043-92-0) | Sign in to view |
| Shea tree, extract (91080-23-8) | Sign in to view |
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Aloe barbadensis, extract (94349-62-9)
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Aloe vera, extract (85507-69-3)
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International Cosmetic Science Centre (ICSC) is manufacturer and supplier of high quality natural oils, butters, antioxidants and preservatives, as well as vegetable waxes for the Personal Care and Cosmetic Industry. With conventional and organic products, this research based company produces innovative Ecocert, KOSHER and NOP certified ingredients according to international regulations.
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