Jasmine wax 10 g

Production of jasmine wax

Jasmine wax is a by-product of the production of nodules and absolutes. The nodule, from which the absolute is then extracted, is composed of plant waxes that remain after the extraction of the absolute. Jasmine nodule waxes contain C21-C36 hydrocarbons (mainly C29 and C31) and free fatty acids. Jasmine wax can replace carnauba wax in the preparation of enriched cleansing creams. An essential oil can be extracted from the wax, which is quite suitable for use as an odor fixative for soap perfumes.

Characteristics of the component and peculiarities of use

Composition: organic acids, high-molecular-weight nodules, carotene, esters, hydrocarbons, carotenoids, vitamin E, phospholipids.

Appearance: Orange or brown mass with a floral, sweet aroma with a note of jasmine

Melting point: 55-60°С

Recommended dosage:

balms, ointments and creams: 0.5-10%

in hair products: 0.03-2%

for soap preparation: up to 5%

Storage: in a cool, dry place, keep away from light.

Cosmetic use

It has healing properties and is used as an anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and soothing agent. Promotes cell growth and increases skin elasticity, making skin silky and smooth. It has protective properties.

Ideal for the care of thin, dry and sensitive facial skin. Refreshes, rejuvenates, makes the skin soft and velvety.

Jasmine wax - a divine, exotic addition to creams, balms and lotions, gives them density and a wonderful aroma. Melted floral wax combined with vegetable oil makes for a delightfully fragrant solid perfume.

It gives the hair elasticity and guarantees excellent moisturization.

Aphrodisiac and antidepressant.

Properties:

• Bactericidal,
• anti-inflammatory,
• biostimulating,
• desensitizing,
• analgesic,
• soothing,
• moisturizing,
• emollient,
• protective,
• antiseptic,
• soothing.

Jasmine wax is prescribed by herbalists to assist in the healing of minor burns. Stimulates soft tissue regeneration processes.

Application:

• In facial care cosmetics,
• in products for dry and sensitive skin,
• in products to protect the skin from negative environmental influences (stress, strong wind, cold, pollution),
• lip balms,
• in hygienic/cleansing products for the body,
• makeup remover,
• decorative cosmetics,
• in hair care products (makes hair easier to comb, improves structure, restores),
• in aromatherapy and perfumery.

Uses

Fragrant floral waxes are a great way to add floral scents to cold process soaps, scented candles, solid perfumes and more. Floral waxes are the perfect addition to create luscious lip balms, exotic solid perfumes and fabulous creams and ointments. When melting floral waxes, it is recommended to use steamers or microwaves at a very low temperature. It is not recommended to place the wax in a pot over an open flame as this can cause the wax to char.

for use in a solid perfume or lip balm, it is recommended to melt the required amount of floral wax and add a small amount of jojoba (or other oil of choice) and mix well. Pour into containers.

• For creams and lotions - add to the fatty phase of the recipe.
• Floral waxes are great for adding to soaps when cold process. They add fragrance and hardness to the bar of soap.
• Can be used in an aroma lamp or burned on coals or a candle to scent the air.

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