Candelilla Wax
- INCI:
- Euphorbia Cerifera (Candelilla) Wax
- Also known as:
- Candelilla Wax · Candelilla wax
Structuring vegetable wax widely used in lipsticks, providing hardness, shine and good mold release. It is a plant-based alternative to beeswax in vegan formulas. In foods and in pharmaceutical, veterinary and nutraceutical products it is used as a coating or glazing agent, in accordance with applicable regulations.
Functions
Typical applications
- Lipsticks
- Lip balms
- Pencil eyeliners
- Mascaras
- Coating of tablets, fruits and confectionery
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