Cosmetic-specific isomers of alkanes

When purchasing high-end cosmetics, have you paid attention to the ingredient list? Have you seen isoparaffin in the list? Are you aware that some of the chemicals on the list might harm your skin? Many people are likely to be concerned about this.

We are a professional cosmetics chemical supplier in China. Our products cover the cosmetics, coatings and other industries. In this article, we will share with you some common chemical isoparaffin in cosmetics.

What is an Isoparaffin? Isoparaffins are branched hydrocarbons. Its main uses are as a thickener, emulsifier, and stabilizer of solvents in cosmetics.

What are the uses of isoparaffinic hydrocarbons? Since isoparaffinic hydrocarbons are usually used as thickening, emulsifying, and stabilizing solvents in production, people often apply them to environmental decoration coatings, cosmetics, liquid mosquito repellents, printing inks, cleaning oils, perfumes, etc.

What are the benefits for the skin? As we all know, isoparaffins can be used as emollients and have semi-occlusive properties. They have many effects on the skin: · Repairs the skin and strengthens the skin barrier; · Helps lock in moisture (best suited for dry skin); · Ensures smooth application of products; · Prevents extreme irritants from penetrating the skin; · Feels light and does not clog skin pores; · Provides the desired matte effect (when used in creams and lipsticks).