Cetearyl Alcohol is used to increase the stability of emulsions, increase the viscosity of creams or lotions, and help make the moisturizer more effective because Cetearyl Alcohol has emollient properties in itself.

Type Cetyl Alcohol 30%, Stearyl Alcohol 70%

Detergent (surfactant) with special characteristics is able to dissolve and wash sebum or fat from the skin well

HLB about 16 can be used as an oil-in-water emulsifier of natural origin.

Serves to make a viscous / gel Per product

Serves to make a viscous / gel Per product

Viscosity type 1000mPa.s., Degree of Substitution 0.8 (emulsify)

It is considered a highly effective solvent. Compared to other types of solutes Can support more oil Other types of dissolving agents

Silica is designed to act as a thickening / gelling in oil or glycol by being able to give a clear texture. It can reduce gooey, matt and prevent formula separation or oil separation from formula.

oil-in-water emulsifier (HLB 15 approx.)

Glyceryl Acrylate/ Acrylic Acid Copolymer was developed to solve water gel formulations. that tend to leave a sticky feeling on the skin when applied unable to cause smoothness The formula is still a clear gel texture. not opaque This happens if any emollient or silicone is added to the water gel.

Emulsifier that is commonly used in underarm products Because it has special characteristics, can withstand electrolyte well and has a good surface that is not sticky.