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Coconut Oil Refined 100 g

Why Refined Coconut Oil Remains a Staple in Cosmetic and Industrial Formulations

Refined coconut oil is one of the most widely used solid fats across the global cosmetic, food, and chemical industries. The refining process removes the characteristic coconut scent and taste, turning it into a neutral, versatile base suitable for creams, balms, soap making, and even food production where a coconut flavor is not desired. This 100 gram pack size is a practical choice for home crafters and small studios testing new formulations without committing to bulk quantities.

As a solid fat, this product belongs to the category of butters, and alongside other members of this group it forms the backbone of stable emulsions, firm balms, and both cold and hot process soap. The lauric and myristic acid triglycerides that dominate its composition are responsible for strong lathering properties and hardness in finished soap bars, which is why formulators typically include coconut oil at 15 to 30 percent of total fats - higher amounts can make soap overly drying for skin.

In cosmetic manufacturing, refined coconut oil is introduced during the oil phase, melted together with other solid ingredients at around 60-70 degrees Celsius, then combined with the water phase at a similar temperature to form a stable emulsion. It pairs well with other plant butters and solid oils: combined with unrefined cocoa butter, it creates rich lip balms and nourishing body sticks, while adding palm oil to a soap recipe helps achieve firmer bars and more stable lather. For scenting soap and cream bases, formulators sometimes reach for oils with a distinct aroma, such as unrefined bay laurel oil, which lends a spicy, herbal note to the finished product.

Beyond cosmetics and soap making, refined coconut oil is used in candle production as an ingredient that lowers the melting point of wax blends, in food manufacturing as a substitute fat for frying and baking, and in pharmaceutical preparations as a base for ointments and suppositories thanks to its low melting point of roughly 24-25 degrees Celsius. In household applications it serves as a skin and hair softening agent, while in household chemical production it acts as a fatty base for solid shampoo bars and depilatory waxes.

Coconut oil should be stored in a tightly sealed container, in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, at temperatures not exceeding 20-25 degrees Celsius - at higher temperatures it turns liquid, which does not affect quality but requires re-solidifying before use in solid formulations. Shelf life under proper storage conditions is typically 12 to 24 months, with the exact date printed on the packaging.

Solid Lip and Cuticle Balm Stick

Refined coconut oil - 25 g

Unrefined cocoa butter - 20 g

Palm oil - 10 g

Liquid carrier oil such as sweet almond oil - 20 ml

Beeswax - 10 g

Vitamin E - 3 ml

Melt the coconut oil, cocoa butter, palm oil, and beeswax together in a double boiler until fully combined, then remove from heat and stir in the liquid carrier oil until smooth. Once the mixture cools slightly but is still pourable, add vitamin E, mix quickly, and pour into lip balm tubes or small tins. Allow the balm to set at room temperature for a few hours before use on lips, cuticles, or dry patches of skin.

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INCI	Coconut Oil Refined Deodorized Whitened
Other
Color product	from white to light yellow
Descriptio smell	neutral
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	1-100%, soap making - 5-20%, hydrophilic mixtures - 5-10%, massage tiles - 15-50%
Melting temperature	+ 24.5 ° C
Minimum count	1
Name	Coconut Oil Refined 100 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 grams
Solubility	butter
Type	RDO
Valid until	10.2028