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Shea Olein / Karite ON
Od 6,93 €By separating the triglycerides of saturated acids from unsaturated ones through the winterization process, shea butter olein is created. It is a liquid oil with a higher oleic acid content and has a different INCI name than shea butter to distinguish it on the declaration of cosmetic ingredients in the product. Shea butter olein is absorbed through the skin faster than butter itself and does not have an occlusive role, so we will use the original butter for very dry skin and skin of atopic patients and we will use it in balms. We will use shea butter olein in formulations where we want to achieve the effects of cinnamic acid esters and other triterpenes (hair products, UV protection, regeneration) and we want the final formulation to be less occlusive and heavy. -
Maisita 9040 / Thermally treated corn starch / COSMOS
Od 6,39 €Maisita 9040 Thermally treated corn starch Description: thermally processed corn starch, COSMOS Inchi: Zea Mays (Corn) Starch Recommended concentration: 0.5-50% -
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DIN 18 cap, black, seal ring and intermediate plug, extended dropper for alk. Medium 1.40 kn 1.75 kn
0,26 €Stella plug rare medium, black, 477/287 KS -
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Glass dropper DIN18 for 20ml bottle, black, KS
0,75 €Glass dropper DIN18 for 20ml bottle, black, KS -
Glass dropper DIN18 for 10ml bottle, black, KS
0,80 €Glass dropper DIN18 for 10ml bottle, black, KS -
Shea butter / Cold pressed
Od 5,73 €It perfectly protects the skin from drying out, nourishes it and creates a protective film. It is suitable for the care of all skin types, especially dry and mature skin. It is used to treat sunburn, diaper rash, dermatitis, scars, wrinkles and stretch marks. In the cosmetic industry, it is most often used in lip and hand care products. It contains a large amount of so-called unsaponifiable substances (active substances dissolved in triglycerides), which are mostly composed of cinnamic acid esters. They are found in over 4% in cold-pressed and unrefined butter. These compounds absorb UV rays, so it is one of the basic ingredients of sun protection cosmetics, along with Chilean raspberry and Chilean hazelnut. The color varies from pale, light yellow to yellow and beige. The texture can be creamy or more granular. At room temperature, two phases can be separated - a solid and a liquid phase. For a creamy consistency, you need to warm the shea butter slightly and mix well.