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Sodium Hydroxide 10 kg

Sodium Hydroxide for soap production and pH correction in cosmetic formulations

Sodium Hydroxide is an alkaline technological ingredient used in cosmetic manufacturing for soap base formation and acid alkaline balance adjustment in various formulations. The material is supplied in granule or flake form, dissolves rapidly in water and provides stable processing performance during industrial production of cleansing products.

Properties and result in finished products

During vegetable oil saponification the component forms soap base which, after reaction completion, provides stable cleansing structure in finished products. With properly controlled formulation parameters, final products deliver effective cleansing and maintain stable texture during storage.

Application across industries

Sodium Hydroxide is used in production of cosmetic solid soaps, household soaps, soap bases, cleansing products and for pH regulation in cosmetic formulations. The ingredient is widely implemented in private label projects and serial manufacturing thanks to technological stability and convenient production scaling.

The component is incorporated into production formulas to build soap structure and correct acid alkaline balance of finished products. It efficiently reacts with vegetable oils and fatty components, forming stable soap structure after saponification completion.

Recipe for vegetable oil soap base suitable for craft and industrial production

Olive oil 450 g
Coconut oil 350 g
Purified water 380 ml
Sodium Hydroxide 120 g

To prepare soap base, water is carefully combined with sodium hydroxide under continuous mixing until full dissolution and cooling occur. Vegetable oils are melted separately and blended to obtain uniform base. The alkaline solution is then gradually added to oils while mixing until thick homogeneous mass forms. The mixture is poured into molds, allowed to harden and cured until stabilization process completes before further use.

Sodium Hydroxide is positioned for B2B soap and cleansing product manufacturing supporting process stability, batch reproducibility and efficient industrial production scaling.

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INCI	NaOH
Other
Application	COSMETIC USE - solid soap
Att brand	China
Attention	All information presented on the site is for reference only, it is recommended to test for an individual reaction before use.
Color product	White colour
Features	fire and explosion-proof, according to the degree of impact on the body, it belongs to substances of the 2nd hazard class
Inci	NaOH
Name	Sodium Hydroxide 10 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	10 kg, the price is for 1 kg when ordering 10 kg
Purpose	Sodium hydroxide is used in the cosmetic industry in the production of personal care products and detergents. It is an essential ingredient for making solid soap from scratch. Caustic soda acts as an emulsifying alkaline additive when an alkali solution is introduced into fatty oils and then the fats are saponified. By mixing sodium hydroxide with potassium hydroxide in certain proportions, you can get a soft cream soap. In everyday life, sodium hydroxide is used to clean clogged pipes.
Solubility	Soluble in water, when interacting it releases heat
Synonyms	caustic, caustic alkali, sodium hydroxide, sodium alkali, caustic soda
Type	hygroscopic crystalline colorless substance, odorless, can be of various shapes: flakes, granules, powder
Valid until	06.2028