| Castor Wax | Acme Hardesty Co. |
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Castor Wax is a castor oil derivative. It is used to thicken emulsions, bind antiperspirants, and disperse pigments in a variety of personal care products (typically anhydrous systems). Because of its melt points of either 70°C or 80°C, Castor Wax is ofte...view more
Castor Wax is a castor oil derivative. It is used to thicken emulsions, bind antiperspirants, and disperse pigments in a variety of personal care products (typically anhydrous systems). Because of its melt points of either 70°C or 80°C, Castor Wax is often preferred over standard HCO, hydrogenated castor oil, for personal care applications. view less
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| Castor Wax | Koster Keunen, Inc. |
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Castor Wax is derived from the plant Ricinus communis. The oil is hydrogenated to make this hard, brittle, high melt point vegetable wax. Koster Keunen Castor Wax can be used in all cosmetic and personal care products. It is used to thicken emulsions, bin...view more
Castor Wax is derived from the plant Ricinus communis. The oil is hydrogenated to make this hard, brittle, high melt point vegetable wax. Koster Keunen Castor Wax can be used in all cosmetic and personal care products. It is used to thicken emulsions, bind antiperspirants and can work to disperse pigments. It is widely used in lip balms, anhydrous systems and color cosmetics. view less
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| COSMOL™ 222 | Ikeda Corp. of America |
COSMOL™ 222 is a substitute for castor oil. It finds widespread use as a pigment dispersant, binder in pressed powders and as a rich emollient in creams, lotions and hair care products.
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