Aloe Laboratories Aloe Vera Oil

Properties

Physical Form

Liquid

Pharma and Nutraceuticals Functions

• Carrier
• Phytochemical

Identification

INCI Name

Aloe Barbadensis Leaf ExtractIsopropyl MyristateIsopropyl Palmitate

Product families

Other characteristics

Functions

Carrier, Emollient, Phytochemical, Solubilizer

Ingredient Name

Aloe Vera Oil

Odor

Characteristic

Usage

Aloe Vera Oil functions as an emollient and leaves the skin with a shiny, non-greasy film and a perceivable soft feel. Additional advantages of the Aloe Vera Oil are its use as an excellent liquid vehicle for preparations containing high levels of pigments, as a blend-agent and as a solubilizer for certain waxes and resins. Aloe Vera Oil's versatility has made it extremely useful in a wide range of cosmetic, toiletry, and pharmaceutical applications.

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Personal Care

Appearance

Clear yellowish to greenish Liquid

Ingredient

Isopropyl Myristate, Aloe Vera Oil

Technology

• Cosmetic Ingredients
• Pharmaceuticals & Nutraceuticals

Benefit Claims

• Emolliency
• Non-Greasy Feel
• Shine Enhancing
• Soft Feel
• Solubilizing
• Versatility

Packaging Type

• Drums
• Pails

Labeling Claims

• Clean at Sephora
• Credo Clean Standard
• Naturally Derived
• Non-Carcinogenic
• Non-Mutagenic
• Not Listed In California Proposition 65
• Plant-Based
• Reprotoxic substance-free
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Ingredient Origin

• Natural Origin
• Non-Animal Origin
• Plant Origin

Storage Condition

The Aloe Vera Oil should be stored in a cool, dry place.

Chemical Inventories

• DSL (Canada)
• EINECS (EU)
• TSCA (USA)

Packaging Information

Standard packaging is in 5-gallon pails (35 lb.) and 55-gallon drums (385 lb.)

Cosmetic Ingredients Functions

• Carrier
• Emollient
• Solubilizer