Products

Finester 2860 (GMS NSE) is obtained from vegetable-origin raw materials. This anionic emulsifying base is suitable for a wide variety of O/W emulsions for skincare and hair care. Applications: Acts as an O/W emulsifier, opacifier, and bodying agent for a variety of cosmetic, haircare, and skincare formulations Primary base in creams and lotions Used in sun care, antiperspirants, color cosmetics, depilatories, eye care, liquid hand soaps, oral care, etc.

Finester 2240 (GMS SE) is obtained from vegetable-origin raw materials. It is one of the most widely utilized ingredients for personal care products. Applications: Acts as an O/W emulsifier, opacifier, and bodying agent for a variety of cosmetic haircare and skincare formulations Primary base in creams and lotions Used in sun care, antiperspirants, color cosmetics, depilatories, eye care, liquid hand soaps, oral care, etc.

Ash Ingredients Sunflower Wax is produced through the winterization of native sunflower oil. It has a pale yellow color and is available in the form of beads, pellets, or chunks. Ash Ingredients Sunflower Wax is known for adding gloss to lipsticks, mascaras, and hair care products. Furthermore, because of its superior oil gelling properties, it can be used at low concentrations to reduce the greasiness of oils. Proven to have the highest gel strength of all waxes, this wax reduces the greasiness level in oils, lowers syneresis and migration, adds a high gloss in cosmetic applications, and imparts temperature stability (a melting point of 78 - 80°C). With greater than 98% wax esters, this wax creates a strong network of crystals that imparts strong tensile properties. Accordingly, this wax can be utilized as an alternative for rice bran wax, carnauba wax, candelilla wax, and mineral waxes.

Ash Ingredients Shellac Wax is known for its gloss when used as a surface-polishing agent to produce sugar-coated candies or pharmaceutical tablets. This wax is obtained through the dewaxing of bleached shellac. Additional Applications: Shellac wax is often utilized in conjunction with other waxes in solvent- or water-based polishes for both consumer and commercial products (e.g., automotive, leather, and furniture polishes). In personal care, it can be employed as a binding agent, a film former, or for the gloss it contributes to cosmetics, particularly lipsticks, lip salves, and lip balms.