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Coconut Hydrogenated Oil 1 kg

INCI	Hydrogenated Coconut Oil
Other
Application	In soap making as a base, In balms, hair lotions, For nails and skin of hands
Att brand	Germany
Attention	All information presented on the site is for reference only, it is recommended to test for an individual reaction before use.
Color product	solid white oily substance, melts at room temperature
Features	avoid contact with eyes; do not exceed the dosage to avoid the opposite effect
Inci	Hydrogenated Coconut Oil
Input percentage	Hydrogenated coconut oil to increase melting point, raising it from 24°C to 36-40°C
Name	Coconut Hydrogenated Oil 1 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 kg
Preservative	Avoid contact with eyes; do not exceed the dosage to avoid the opposite effect
Properties	Coconut oil is the richest dietary source of lauric acid, a saturated fat. Coconut oil is a versatile product that has found application in many areas - cosmetology, cooking, and even in the household. The oil is obtained from the pulp of the coconut, which is called copra.
Purpose	Due to hydrogenation, the oil remains solid at room temperature. In the process of hydrogenation, unsaturated fats (monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids) combine with hydrogen in a catalytic process, making them more saturated. Hydrogenated coconut oil lasts much longer.
Solubility	oil soluble
Valid until	01.2028

Coconut Hydrogenated Oil 1 kg

Hydrogenated Coconut Oil structuring ingredient for cream and balm formulations

Properties and visible skin performance outcome

Application across industries

Recipe for nourishing body butter with hydrogenated coconut oil