Waxes, Additives & Lye

Sodium hydroxide for making your own soap from scratch. NOTE: CONTAINERS MAY VARY IN COLOR FROM THE PICTURE ON THE SITE.

Emulsifying wax is one of the essential ingredients in making lotions and creams. Adding emulsifying wax to your recipe will keep the oil and water from separating by creating an emulsion between the oil and water and acting like a glue that will hold...

Hyaluronic acid helps boost collagen production that we naturally loose as we get older. Water soluble, thickens lotions, creams and serums. Usage Rate: 1-5% of formula Special Note: Allow 24 hours for dilution and absorption into formula. Stir...

Sodium lactate liquid is a salt that helps produce a harder bar of cold process soap and helps to release the finished soap from the mold. It is also a great addition to lotions to replace the glycerin in the formula. Sodium Lactate is the sodium salt of...

Known as a natures miracle for skin conditions, the benefits of Aloe Vera as a moisturizer are almost endless. Most commonly used in healing for: sunburn, wounds, minor skin infections, cysts, diabetes, dry skin, hair and scalp problems, acne, aging,...

DL-Panthenol 100, which is also known as Pro-Vitamin B5, is a mixture of D-Panthenol and L-Panthenol. Adding DL-Panthenol 100 to formulation will improve moisturizing qualities. This product penetrates easily into skin and hair while promoting shine. and...

A great natural ingredient for making bath fizzies. This is the secret ingredient to make the FIZZ in bath bombs.Instructions for Fizzy Bath Bombs:Dry Ingredients:1 cup baking soda1/2 cup citric acid1/2 cup corn starch- Sieve dry ingredients until a nice...

Used to thicken, condition and add opacity and emolience to creams, lotions, whipped butters and lotion bars. These white, waxy pellets are plant derived from RSPO Certified Palm. Meltpoint - 129 degrees F Suggested Usage Rate - 3-10% Solubility - Oil

Making liquid soap from scratch with naturally derived ingredients is so easy with Decyl Glucoside!  Decyl Glucoside is a mild surfactant with great foaming properties that derived from cornstarch and coconut.  It's produced by reacting glucose...

Polysorbate 20 is from a vegetable source and a widely used, non-ionic surfactant used to disperse and emulsify. This means that when you add Polysorbate 20 to your fragrance oil you can then mix them into water or alcohol without the usual separation. ...

Polysorbate 80 is a solubilizer, emulsifier, wetting agent, viscosity modifier, dispersing agent, and stabilizer. So basically Polysorbate 80 allows oil to bind with water without separation. Polysorbate 80 is used to solubilize heavier oils (such as...

Baking soda has so many uses in personal care products that we are now offering it in bulk bags. It's chemical name is sodium bicarbonate and it is a great natural odor neutralizer, non-abrasive exfoliant, absorbs oil, soothes skin. It is most commonly...