CETYL STEARYL ALCO NF TA1618
Overview
Our feedstock raw materials include coconut, palm kernel, and palm oils. These refined vegetable oils are first converted to a methyl ester which also generates crude glycerin. The intermediate methyl esters are then fractionated into the final products or used as raw materials to produce the other products. The distilled methyl esters are hydrogenated to produce fatty alcohols. Alcohols are distilled and fractionated to achieve the chain length distribution that meets our customer needs. White solid that becomes a clear liquid when melted.
- Emollient
- Improves emulsion stability
- Viscosity builder
Formulation snapshot
Typical phase
Oil phase
Oil-soluble — combined with other lipids and heated with the oil phase.
Functional role
Emollient — improves slip, cushion, and skin feel.
Pairs well with
- A primary emulsifier
- A co-emollient for varied skin feel
- An antioxidant to protect oils
Handling watch-outs
- Always validate stability and microbial safety in your finished formula.
Qualitative guidance only. We don't publish use levels — confirm dosage, pH, and compatibility against the supplier technical data sheet and your own stability testing.
- Supplier
- Peter Cremer North America, LP
- CAS
- 112-72-1, 629-96-9, 67762-27-0
- Certifications
- Kosher
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Specialty active — pricing varies by volume and grade
All orders are reviewed by our sourcing team. Final pricing, lead time, and documentation (CoA, SDS) are confirmed before fulfillment.