Product Introduction

Paraffin is a versatile raw material commonly used in the cosmetics and personal care industry. Known for its emollient properties, paraffin helps to create a barrier on the skin, effectively locking in moisture. This waxy substance is also appreciated for its ability to improve the texture of formulations, resulting in smoother applications.

Production Process

The production of paraffin involves the distillation of crude oil to obtain various fractions, including kerosene and wax. The wax is further processed to remove impurities, resulting in a pure, refined product suitable for cosmetic use. The final paraffin is solid at room temperature and melts easily upon heating, making it ideal for incorporation into various formulations.

Efficacy and Function

Paraffin serves multiple functions in cosmetic products. It acts primarily as a moisturizer, providing a protective layer on the skin to prevent water loss. Additionally, it enhances the texture and stability of creams and lotions, contributing to a more luxurious feel. Its low reactivity also makes it suitable for sensitive skin formulations.

Application Scenarios

Paraffin is commonly found in products such as lip balms, lotions, and creams, where it provides emolliency and improves spreadability. It is also used in candles and therapeutic paraffin wax treatments for the skin. In the pharmaceutical sector, paraffin serves as a base for ointments and gels, showcasing its versatility across different applications.

Packaging and Transportation

  • Storage Conditions: The product should be sealed, protected from light, kept away from high temperatures, and stored in a dry, cool, and well-ventilated place.
  • Packaging: Bulk packaging is 25kg per drum, sample packaging is 1kg per bottle, and custom packaging is available upon request.
  • Shipping Methods: FedEx, DHL, dedicated logistics, and sea freight consolidation.
  • Shelf Life: Two years.
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