How a small trial pack of a self-emulsifying complex saves formulation time
Easyliance in the compact 5 g pack belongs to the group of emollients for cosmetics and represents a multifunctional lipid complex with self-emulsifying properties. It builds a stable emulsion without a separate emulsifying agent, gives creams a silky glide and reduces the greasy feel on skin. These qualities explain why this type of ingredient is so widely used across modern personal care formulations, from daily skincare to color cosmetics.
The strongest global demand for this kind of complex comes from emulsion manufacturing: day and night creams, body lotions, after-sun milks, hair conditioners, and bases for tinted products such as BB creams. In industrial production lines the ingredient works as a consistency stabilizer for large batch output, while in small cosmetic labs it becomes a tool for fine-tuning the sensory profile of a formula. In pharmaceutical and dermatological practice similar lipid complexes are used in ointment and cream bases where even distribution of active substances matters.
Easyliance blends well with other emollients and functional additives. To reinforce the self-emulsifying effect, formulators often combine it with Hydrogenated Palm Glycerides Citrate, which gives the emulsion a denser and more stable texture. For a lighter, fast-absorbing skin feel it is paired with the ester oil Cetiol RLF. When a formula needs extra viscosity control and protection against phase separation during storage, a thickening agent such as Polylac 14 LM is added.
The recommended dosage of Easyliance in a finished formulation is 3 to 10 percent of the oil phase weight, depending on the desired cream density. It is introduced during the oil phase heating stage at 70-75 degrees Celsius, after which the phase is gradually blended with the water phase under continuous mixing. The product should be stored in a tightly closed container, in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight and temperature fluctuations, which keeps the complex structure stable for the entire shelf life.
The 5 g pack is intended for trial and pilot batches, allowing home formulators or emerging brands to test how the emollient behaves in a specific recipe and evaluate texture and emulsion stability before committing to larger raw material orders for full scale production.
Trial hand cream fluid for sensory testing
Easyliance 2 g
Cetiol RLF 3 g
Sweet almond oil 6 g
Glycerin 4 g
Distilled water 78 ml
Preservative 0.5 ml
Heat
the oil phase containing the emollient, ester oil and almond oil in a water
bath to 70-75 degrees, warm the water with glycerin separately to the same
temperature, then combine the phases under constant stirring until smooth. Once
the mixture cools to about 40 degrees, add the preservative, mix thoroughly and
transfer the finished fluid into a clean container for texture and absorption
evaluation.