Lanolin is a natural substance derived from sheep's wool and is often used in skincare products and cosmetics due to its many skin benefits.

The kind without strong odor from sheep. Goes through an extraction process to filter out odors.

Lanolin (Sheep Wool Grease, Anhydrous)

Deodorized type without strong odor from sheep Goes through an extraction process to filter out odors.

Lanolin is a natural substance derived from sheep's wool and is often used in skincare and cosmetics because of its many skin benefits:

Moisturizing the skin: Lanolin is known for its exceptional moisturizing properties. It acts as an emollient. This means that it helps form a protective barrier on the skin to prevent water loss. Thus making the skin moisturized and soft.

Lanolin creates a protective barrier on the skin that protects it from environmental factors such as harsh weather conditions, wind, and pollution. This barrier function can help prevent moisture loss and maintain the skin's natural moisture balance.

Soothing and healing: Lanolin's emollient and soothing properties make it ideal for dry, cracked, and irritated skin. It can also be used on minor cuts, scrapes, and burns to provide a protective and healing layer.

Lip Care: Lanolin is commonly used in lip balms and lip balms. This is due to its ability to retain moisture and prevent dryness. Makes it effective in treating dry, cracked lips.

Nipple care: Breastfeeding mothers often use lanolin products to soothe and protect sore and cracked nipples during breastfeeding. Lanolin's natural properties can provide relief and promote healing.

Softens the skin: Lanolin can help make the skin feel softer and more fortified by improving its texture and overall appearance.

Usage: Use in moisturizer formulas

Mixing method: Mix in the oil. Can withstand heat 80C

Usage rate: 1-5%

Product characteristics: yellow cream

Dissolution : Disperses in oil.

Storage: If you want to keep it for the long term Store in the refrigerator. Shelf life: 2 years.

INCI Name : Lanolin