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Cetyl Alcohol Emulsifier

Cetyl alcohol is used as a co-emulsifier and consistency agent to stabilise emulsions and modulate their texture. It thickens creams and creates a smooth and nourishing texture. It is normally used at 2 to 5%, in combination with another emulsifier (Emulsifying wax no. 1, no. 2 or no. 3, Emulsan), and is incorporated into the oil phase of emulsions.

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Review summary

Aroma-Zone’s cetyl alcohol emulsifier is very widely appreciated for its effectiveness in homemade cosmetic preparations. The majority of customers report being satisfied, with results deemed successful, or even perfect, particularly for creams, lotions, balms, butters and haircare products. Its main strength lies in improving texture: it thickens formulas, adds body and helps to create richer, more nourishing or lighter preparations, depending on the combinations used. Several users also highlight its co-emulsifying action, particularly in stabilising emulsions and preventing phase separation. Around a fifth of the comments emphasise its ease of use: the product is considered easy to dose, dissolves well and allows for simple, sometimes quick preparations, even for recipes made using a mini whisk or a cosmetic blender. Haircare uses also stand out, with positive feedback on conditioners, styling creams and care to soften the hair. Finally, a few customers mention good value for money and quality that meets their expectations.