Product Description
Clove Wax specifications for international buyers
Clove Wax 1 kg is supplied from the Netherlands as a solid mass with INCI Carnation Wax. The product melts between 50-60°C and functions as a thickener and emulsifier in the oil phase. International formulators source it for consistent performance in emulsions and anhydrous systems. Early overview covers specifications within Bulk Waxes for Cosmetics.
Sourcing and bulk packaging
Packaging is designed for transportation and arrives in 1 kg containers. The wax maintains its warm floral-fruity profile with warm and spicy nuances across batches. Proper sourcing ensures traceability for manufacturers worldwide.
Usage rates and phase behavior
Recommended input ranges from 0.5-20%. Lower percentages stabilize emulsions while higher levels create firmer textures in balms. The material integrates during the heated oil phase and helps control viscosity. Formulators test combinations with butters and liquid oils to achieve desired spreadability. Check new arrivals for latest options.
Applications in cosmetic formulations
Clove Wax appears in shampoos, conditioners, creams, lip balms and body balms. It supports even distribution and contributes a subtle scent. Laboratories combine it with other waxes to fine-tune melting points and skin feel. Quality checks include visual inspection and melt testing before full-scale use. Pair with in-stock product: Water-Soluble Almond Oil 1 L for enhanced feel.
Handling, storage and shelf life
Store in a cool dark place in tightly closed containers. Shelf life extends to 10.2028, allowing long-term planning for bulk orders. Before each production run, verify appearance and odor to confirm integrity of the lot.
Ingredient combinations for formulators
Clove Wax blends effectively with plant oils and additional waxes to adjust final product consistency. Manufacturers experiment with various ratios to reach optimal viscosity and melt characteristics suitable for different applications. This approach benefits both small labs and large-scale producers seeking reliable results. Regular quality assessments of color and heating behavior help maintain batch uniformity across production runs. Additional testing scenarios include blending with emollients to evaluate skin feel and long-term stability under varying temperature conditions during transport and storage.
Pack selection and quality verification
The 1 kg size suits pilot testing and small manufacturing runs. Scaling up involves combining multiple units under uniform storage to preserve material integrity. Formulators and manufacturers appreciate the straightforward handling that supports consistent output without unexpected variations in texture or scent profile. Emphasis on pack choice allows buyers to match volume needs precisely while minimizing waste and ensuring fresh supply for ongoing production cycles worldwide.
FAQ
What input percentage is typical?
Between 0.5% and 20% depending on the target texture and product type.
Which phase should it be added to?
Add to the heated oil phase at 50-60°C.
How should it be stored and what is the shelf life?
Keep in a cool dark place in a sealed container; best before 10.2028.