What is PEG-8 Beeswax?

PEG-8 Beeswax creates lotions that are ablaze and aqueous with added emollience and spreadability. The PEG-8 Beeswax is an esterification of the chargeless blubbery acids of Beeswax (Cera Alba) The effect is a wax with a ablaze blush and a cook point archetypal of Beeswax advised to be used in a growthd array of O/W emulsions. This artefact is recommended for use in creams, lotions, algid creams, depilatories, ointments, salves, and emulsions.

PEG-8 Beeswax is a arctic Beeswax acquired created by esterification of Beeswax with polyethylene glycol. In this way the chargeless blubbery acids of Beeswax accept been adapted into polyethylene glycol esters. The addition of polyethylene glycol groups imparts hydrophilic backdrop to beeswax. Elimination of the chargeless blubbery acids of Beeswax leads to bigger oil assimilation and oil gelling capabilities.

This non-ionic, self-emulsifying wax acts as a co-emulsifier, convalescent stability, oil gelling, consistency, colorant burning and it reduces crystallisation. It improves artefact homogeneity, adherence and moisturising backdrop and reduces occlusivity and tackiness. Stick: improves texture, colorant administration and suppresses clearing of lipid and colour ingredients. It allows actual top oil capacity in O/W formulations.