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Easy Lotion Base 10 L

Bulk emulsion base built for consistent lotion production runs

Easy Lotion Base in a 10 L pack is designed for manufacturers who work at scale rather than on a one-off basis: small cosmetic workshops, contract manufacturers, formulation labs, and brands that have already outgrown trial batches. This ready-made emulsion system only needs active ingredients, fragrance, and thickeners added to produce a finished lotion, cream, or emulsion without cooking a base from scratch. The product belongs to the section base for cosmetics, cream, serum, shampoo, which brings together similar semi-finished bases for different product types.

The main use of this base is in personal care manufacturing: hand and body lotions, moisturizing creams, after-shave emulsions, and foot cream bases. It is also used in adjacent industries - household chemistry for cream-textured cleaning products, and fragrance manufacturing for water-and-oil based scented emulsions. A 10-liter pack size signals that the base is meant for conveyor-style or semi-industrial production, where the recipe needs to repeat reliably batch after batch without drifting.

Handling the base is straightforward: it is heated to a working temperature of roughly 60-70 degrees Celsius on a water bath or in a heated reactor, after which the oil and active phases are introduced. This is the right stage to add plant oils, vitamins, extracts, and fragrance oils - at temperatures not exceeding 40 degrees, so their activity is preserved. The base pairs well with heavier oils and butters, and for a lighter lotion texture manufacturers often bring in the Body Oil Base as an extra fatty component responsible for the nourishing feel of the finished product.

Active additive dosage typically ranges from 1 to 10 percent of total mass, depending on the ingredient type and the desired effect. To boost the regenerating and antioxidant qualities of a lotion, formulators can include Vitamin Serum Base, which blends easily into the emulsion system without disrupting its stability. For lip care lines, the same production setup often runs alongside the Lip Balm Base, letting a manufacturer cover a full product range from one shared batch of raw materials.

Store the base in a sealed container in a dry location at temperatures between 5 and 25 degrees Celsius, away from direct sunlight and freezing conditions. Once opened, use the contents within a reasonable timeframe and keep the packaging sealed to prevent unwanted microbial contamination.

Nourishing hand lotion made with Easy Lotion Base

Easy Lotion Base 500 g

Shea butter 30 g

Glycerin 20 g

Vitamin E 5 ml

Fragrance oil 8 ml

Distilled water 437 g

Heat the base together with the water on a water bath to 65 degrees, then gradually add the melted shea butter and glycerin, mixing thoroughly until smooth. Once the mixture cools to 40 degrees, blend in the vitamin E and fragrance oil, stir again, and pour the finished lotion into prepared containers.

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INCI	Purified Water / Aqua (Water), Sunflower oil / Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Cetearyl alcohol / Cetearyl Alcohol, Polysorbate 20 / Polysorbate 20
Other
Att brand	Israel
Attention	PRICE IS INDICATED FOR 1 L WHEN PURCHASING FROM 10 L
Color product	white
Input percentage	90-100%
Minimum count	10
Name	Easy Lotion Base 10 L
Packaging	container for transportation
View	liquid base
Valid until	10.2028