Cetearyl Alcohol
- INCI:
- Cetearyl Alcohol
- Also known as:
- Cetostearyl alcohol · Cetylstearyl alcohol
Blend of cetyl and stearyl fatty alcohols used as a consistency base in all types of emulsions. It stabilizes the oil phase and improves the sensory feel of creams and hair care products.
Functions
Typical applications
- Body and facial creams
- Hair conditioners and treatments
- Cream deodorants
Specialties
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