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- What is Cetyl alcohol used for? It is used as a moisturizer and manages dry, rough, itchy, or scaly skin.
- Cetyl alcohol in cosmetics is one of the common ingredients in the cosmetic industry.
- It acts as a thickening agent and emulsifier.
- Cetyl alcohol emulsifier – Oil phase thickener, solidifier/opacifier, and emulsion helper (increases the strength of your emulsifiers that keep oil and water together).
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- Deeply moisturizes and hydrates skin
- Provides a smooth, non-greasy feel
- Ideal for dry, sensitive, and damaged skin
- Perfect for creams, lotions, balms, and hair care products
- Cosmetic-grade quality for safe and effective use
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- Hydrates and locks in moisture for all skin types
- Helps reduce fine lines and wrinkles
- Boosts skin elasticity and smoothness
- Suitable for DIY skincare formulations
- Cosmetic-grade and water-soluble
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- Hair Care: Improves hair strength, volume, and smoothness.
- Skin Care: Moisturizes and enhances skin elasticity.
- Non-irritating: Safe and gentle on all skin types when used as directed.
- Improves Texture: It adds smoothness and shine to both hair and skin.
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- Premium Quality: Cosmetic-grade dimethicone with purity and safety for skin and hair applications.
- Silky Texture: It creates a smooth, velvety finish that improves the overall feel of products.
- Versatile Use: Suitable for skincare, haircare, and cosmetic formulations, such as moisturizers, foundations, serums, and conditioners.
- Non-Greasy: Lightweight and fast-absorbing, leaving skin and hair soft without a heavy residue.
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- Improved Absorption: Helps other active ingredients penetrate deeper into the skin for better effectiveness.
- Non-Comedogenic: It does not clog pores, making it ideal for sensitive or acne-prone skin.
- Versatile Usage: Commonly used in cosmetic and personal care products, including anti-aging creams, hair treatments, and deodorants.
