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Polysorbate 20 is a naturally derived solubilizer from Lauric Acid (which is from coconut oil) and is also know as Tween 20. Polysorbate 20 is most commonly used to emulsify essential oils and oil soluble fragrance oils.
Both, Polysorbates 80 and Polysorbate 20, are emulsifiers and solubilizers that are used to emulsify small amounts of oils (or butter, fragrance) into water. Both are safe and can be used in bath bombs and other skin care products.
A common use is mixing oils, fragrances, in to water. This makes it ideal when formulating custom body sprays, adding fragrances to formulations and making linen Sprays. Usually a 1 to 1 ratio of POLY 20 to oils in this application.
Commonly used in oil in water emulsions, like lotions, creams, hair conditioners, cream rinses and other preparations.
PH Value: PH range: 5-7 (5 - 10 % aqueous solution)Solubility: Water-solublePreservation: Preservative-freeStorage: Store in a closed container at a dry place at room temperatureCountry of Origin: USAAppearance: Yellow liquid, no or weak odourRaw Material Source: Sorbitol, vegetable oils
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When working in a home shop environment, there are so many situtations in which you need a small bottle of solution to be right there in your pocket. It could be soapy water, isopropyl alcohol, or anything (as long as it is compatible with the plastic). I found the sales person that put together all the items I needed to be extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Soap & More is a very good store with great staff!
I’ve enjoyed making my own home fragrances by sourcing essential oils from Soap & More. Their price is hard to beat and are transparent about where the oil if from, which is not very common.
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Wonderful, it's my first time hearing about such oils. But they've done wonders in my wash off and leave in conditioners