Stearic Acid

Triple Pressed Stearic Acid (Octadecanoic Acid)

Also known as Stearin, Stearic Acid is a white, waxy solid commonly used as an emollient, thickener, and hardening agent in cosmetic, soap, and candle formulations. Triple pressed stearic acid is a highly purified form of Stearic Acid, that is known for its high purity and consistency. Stearic Acid plays a crucial role in enhancing the texture and durability of both skincare and homecare products.

Key Benefits of Stearic Acid:

• Creams & Lotions: Acts as an emollient and thickening agent, creating stable, smooth emulsions without a greasy residue.

• Candle Making: Hardens wax and enhances opacity, promoting a slower, longer-lasting burn and better structural integrity.

• Soap Formulation: Produces harder, longer-lasting soap bars with a luxurious feel.

• Stabilizer: Helps maintain consistency and shelf stability in formulations.

How to Use Stearic Acid:

• Cosmetic Products: Use Stearic Acid at 1%–3% in lotions, creams, and emulsions for improved thickness and stability.

• Soap Making: Add during the oil phase to increase bar hardness.

• Candles: Blend with wax to improve burn time and structural firmness.

Product Details:

• Other Names: Stearin

• Appearance: White, waxy flakes or granules

• Usage Rate: 1%–3% depending on application

Stearic Acid is a must-have ingredient for formulators seeking improved texture, firmness, and longevity in their skincare and homecare products.