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Castorwax™ MP-70

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Castorwax™ MP-70 a wax-like compound obtained by the controlled hydrogenation of pure castor oil. Castorwax™ is a hard, brittle, high melting point wax that is insoluble in most organic solvents but is highly compatible with most resins and waxes.

INCI Name: Hydrogenated Castor Oil

Functions: Emollient, Thickener, Viscosity Modifier

Ingredient Origin: Natural Origin, Non-Animal Origin, Plant Origin, Vegetable Origin

Labeling Claims: Biodegradable, Clean at Sephora, Credo Clean Standard, From Renewable Resources, Natural, Naturally Derived, Ulta Beauty's Conscious Beauty

Benefit Claims: Compatibility, Free Of Off-Odors, Humectancy, Hydrating, Occlusive, Tewl Reduction

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    Identification & Functionality

    Cosmetic Ingredients Functions
    CAS No.
    8001-78-3
    EC No.
    232-292-2

    Features & Benefits

    Features and Benefits

    Vegetable derived wax (MP-70 melts at ~75°C). Odorless, tasteless and compatible with most other natural waxes. In the oil phase of O/W (Oil/Water) emulsions, it functions as an internal phase thickener and emollient. Hydrates the skin through humectancy via hydrogen bonding between the water and the material's hydroxyl groups

    Applications & Uses

    AP/Deo Applications
    Color Cosmetic Applications
    Skin Care Applications
    Use Level
    1 - 6 (Emollient), 2 - 40 (Anhydrous sticks), 5 - 20 (Cosmetic pencils), 10 - 25 (Lipsticks)
    Applications
    • Antiperspirants
    • Cosmetic pencils
    • Lipsticks
    • Creams
    • Lotions

    Properties

    Physical Form
    Taste
    Tasteless
    Odor
    Nearly Odorless
    Properties
    • Solid emollient (melting point 70°C).
    • Vegetable-derived, tasteless, nearly odorless.
    • In the oil phase of oil/water emulsions, it functions as an internal phase thickener and emollient.
    • Occlusive.
    • Reduces trans-epidermal water loss, hydrates the skin through humectancy via hydrogen bonding between water and the material’s hydroxyl groups.