Essentially Natural Vegetable Glycerine

• INCI Name: Glycerin
• Form: Clear, viscous liquid
• Purity: Glycerol content 99.5 to 101%
• Solubility: Water and alcohol soluble
• Grade: Cosmetic grade
• Certification: RSPO certified
• Source: Sustainably sourced palm and palm kernel oil

• Adding humectant support to lotions, creams, and serums
• Improving skin feel in cleansers, body washes, and liquid soaps
• Supporting softer-feeling hair in shampoos and conditioners
• Making glycerite-style botanical extracts
• Adding slip and moisture support to water-based gels and toners

Vegetable Glycerine Is For:

• DIY formulators building water-based and emulsified products
• Mild humectant support in skincare and haircare formulas
• Toners, gels, cleansers, and hair products that need a water-soluble moisture binder
• Glycerite-style extraction projects

Vegetable Glycerine Is Not For:

• Palm-free ingredient requirements
• Anhydrous formulas with no water-soluble phase
• Finished ready-to-use skincare without formulation
• Oil-only blending where full solubility is expected

• As a Humectant in Formulas: Add to the water phase and mix until fully dissolved.
• As a Toner Additive: Combine with a suitable water-based toner or hydrosol base and mix well.
• As a Glycerite Ingredient: Use as part of a glycerite-style extraction method with appropriate formulation practice.
• Processing Tip: Use moderate levels, as very high glycerine can feel tacky in leave-on products.
• Processing Tip: Because it is water and alcohol soluble, it works best in formulas with a water-soluble phase.

• For cosmetic use only
• Avoid contact with eyes
• Patch test finished products before use
• Keep sealed and protected from heat and direct sunlight
• Keep out of reach of children and pets

Q: Is this Vegetable Glycerine palm free?
A: No. It is made from sustainably sourced palm and palm kernel oil and is RSPO certified.

Q: Will Vegetable Glycerine feel sticky?
A: At higher levels it can feel tacky, which is why many formulas use it at moderate percentages.

Q: Can it be used in a water-based spray?
A: Yes. It dissolves well in water, but modest levels are usually preferred to keep the finish more comfortable.

Q: Is Vegetable Glycerine an oil?
A: No. It is a water-soluble humectant, not an oil, even though it is derived from vegetable oil sources.