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About this Item
- Myoc Cetearyl Alcohol is suitable to use in skin care cosmetic products.
- Cetearyl Alcohol is used widely in the manufacturing of hair care products.
- For skin, it heals skin from dry skin conditions and initiates softness.
- Requisite melting before use (129.2 ° F / 129 ° F) or added to the hot water phase.

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Specification:
Myoc Cetearyl Alcohol is a cosmetic grade raw material used in designing cosmetic products. Cetearyl Alcohol is a combination of two ingredients, namely, cetyl alcohol and stearyl alcohol. Cetearyl alcohol works as an emulsifier, i.e., it helps prevent segregation of oil and liquid in a Cosmetic product. It actively works as a thickener and improves the performing ability of the product. Cetearyl Alcohol is abundantly used in plenty of Cosmetic Products for both skin and hair, such as- shampoo. Mascara, hair masks, creams, hair removal creams, hair dyes, moisturizers, skin lotions, and whatnot. Cetearyl Alcohol is known to have healing and soothing properties and helps combat dryness in the skin.
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