Description

Lanolin is a wax that comes from the wool of animals. Usually, wool from sheep is used to extract lanolin. This is a naturally forming yellowish waxy substance. Lanolin is also called 'wool wax'. A regular ingredient in many cosmetic products, although loosing favour to vegetable products these days, it is mostly used as a moisturiser. Lanolin is an excellent emollient, better than petrolatum or glycerin. There is also a chemical similarity between human skin and lanolin. Pure lanolin will be yellowish-brown in colour.



Appearance:              Creamy golden yellow

Odor:                        Characteristic of lanolin

Solubility:                  Insoluble in water

Melting Point:            *8 - *4

Water:                      0.5 max

Ash:                         0.*5 max

Shelf Life:                 1 - 2 years

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