Essentially Natural Emulsifier HP 30

• Type: Non-ionic O/W emulsifier
• Texture Benefit: Smooth, conditioning skin feel
• Electrolyte Compatibility: Good electrolyte tolerance
• Oil Phase Capacity: Emulsifies polar and non-polar oils up to 30%
• Usage Rate: 3% to 5%
• Compatible pH Range: 4 to 9
• Suitable For: Vegetable origin, vegan, PEG-free, GMO-free
• INCI Composition: Glyceryl Stearate, Sodium Stearoyl Lactylate, Cetearyl Alcohol
• Size Options: 100g, 250g, 500g, 1kg or 5kg
  

• Face creams and facial moisturisers
• Body lotions and body creams
• Hand creams and conditioned-feel emulsions
• Natural O/W emulsions where a soft, non-waxy finish is desired
• Formulas that need better tolerance to electrolytes compared to many emulsifying waxes

This product is suitable for:

• DIY formulators and makers creating natural creams and lotions
• Formulators wanting a complete O/W emulsifier with a refined skin feel
• Formulas that include electrolytes or botanical waters where stability can be trickier
• Vegan and PEG-free formulation requirements

This product is not:

• A solubiliser for clear, water-only products
• A stand-alone finished skincare product

• As an Emulsifying Wax: Melt with your oil phase ingredients, then combine with a heated water phase and mix to emulsify.
• As a Primary Emulsifier: Use at 3% to 5% of the total formula weight for lotions and creams.
• Processing Tip: Keep your total oils at or below 30% for best stability, then check and adjust final pH to fall within 4 to 9.

• For cosmetic formulation use only
• Avoid inhaling dust and avoid contact with eyes
• Wear gloves if you have sensitive skin or are working with heated phases
• Keep sealed and store in a cool, dry place
• Keep out of reach of children

Q: What does O/W emulsifier mean?
A: It means it creates oil-in-water emulsions, where water is the main phase and oils are dispersed throughout for a lotion or cream texture.

Q: Does it work with both light oils and richer butters?
A: Yes, it emulsifies both polar and non-polar oils, provided your total oil phase stays within the recommended range.

Q: Why does electrolyte compatibility matter?
A: Some emulsions thin or split when salts, actives, or certain botanical extracts are added, and better electrolyte tolerance can help maintain stability.