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Aloe Vera in Fractionated Coconut Oil
€6.10
Unit price: €6.10 / 100 ml
Includes VAT 24%
- Anti-inflammatory properties - helps reduce skin redness.
- Suitable for aging skin - helps improve skin elasticity and smooth fine lines.
- Due to its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, it is suitable for problematic skin.
- Does not clog pores.
- Relieves the discomfort of irritated or sunburned skin.
- Promotes the healing of minor scratches and abrasions.
- Has a light texture and is quickly absorbed.
- Stable and with a long shelf life.
807305-100
Data sheet
- Fatty Acids
- Fatty acids are the main constituents of vegetable oils. Fatty acids determine the viscosity, absorption and other cosmetic properties of vegetable oils.In homemade soap made from fats and lye, the fatty acids affect the lather and hardness of the soap.
- Lauric Acid
- 0,4%
In cosmetic products has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. Lauric acid gives the soap hardness, good cleaning properties and bubbly foam. Large amounts can be drying to the skin. - Caprylic acid
- 46%
Caprylic acid has an antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. - Capric acid
- 32%
Capric acid has antibacterial properties. - Caproic Acid
- 0,08%
- INCI
- Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract
- Source
- Natural ingredient
- Tooterühm
- Taimne õli
aktiivaine - Using fragrance oil
- For cold process soap, use 30g of fragrance oil for every kilogram of oils in soap recipe. For hot process soap, use 15-20g of fragrance oil for every kilogram of oils in your recipe.
For melt and pour soaps, use 10g of fragrance for every kilogram of Melt and pour soap base.
When using candle wax, follow the wax manufacturer's recommendations for the dosage of aroma oils. REcommended dosage is 4-10%
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Data sheet
- INCI
- Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract
- Source
- Natural ingredient
- Tooterühm
- Taimne õli
aktiivaine
How to Use
- Using fragrance oil
- For melt and pour soaps, use 10g of fragrance for every kilogram of melt and pour soap base.
For cold process soap, use 30g of fragrance oil for every kilogram of oils in soap recipe. For hot process soap, use 15-20g of fragrance oil for every kilogram of oils in your recipe.
When using candle wax, follow the wax manufacturer's recommendations for the dosage of aroma oils. REcommended dosage is 4-10%
Fatty Acid Profile
- Fatty Acids
- Fatty acids are the main constituents of vegetable oils. Fatty acids determine the viscosity, absorption and other cosmetic properties of vegetable oils.In homemade soap made from fats and lye, the fatty acids affect the lather and hardness of the soap.
- Lauric Acid
- In cosmetic products has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. Lauric acid gives the soap hardness, good cleaning properties and bubbly foam. Large amounts can be drying to the skin.
0,4%
- Caprylic acid
- Caprylic acid has an antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
46%
- Capric acid
- Capric acid has antibacterial properties.
32%
- Caproic Acid
- 0,08%
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- Anti-inflammatory properties - helps reduce skin redness.
- Suitable for aging skin - helps improve skin elasticity and smooth fine lines.
- Due to its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, it is suitable for problematic skin.
- Does not clog pores.
- Relieves the discomfort of irritated or sunburned skin.
- Promotes the healing of minor scratches and abrasions.
- Has a light texture and is quickly absorbed.
- Stable and with a long shelf life.