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| Product | Description | |
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| Barrier Cream - Industrial barrier cream for hand protection and grip | Cyndan Barrier Cream is formulated to protect and moisture hands from under the extreme conditions found in the workplace, not making the hands slippery. Categories: Cleaning Chemicals, Barrier Hand Cream. Formerly Hi-Chem NZ. |  A1 Evolution |
| MAC Invisible Glove. Is a highly protective barrier cream to protect the skin from germs, dirt, grease, & smells. | Makes clean-up safe, quick & easy. Smart additives (antiseptic Aloe Vera and vitamin E) help protect and heal broken and/or damaged skin. Guards against the development of dermatitis the result of the contact of strong irritants with the skin. Categories: Aerosols, Insecticides and Sanitisers |  Auckland |
| Be-Safe | Be-Safe Barrier Cream with Beeswax and Lanolin MPI Approved C53. Pack Sizes: 4kg. |  Christchurch, South & North Islands |
| Castor Refined Oil | Castor Oil comes from the seeds (commonly called beans) of the Castor oil plant. This rich, heavy and sticky oil has slightly different chemistry to other carrier oils making it especially useful in wetting pigments, make-up removal and cleansing applications. It's richness means this oil can form a protective barrier on your skin and this benefit has been harnessed over generations in baby bottom creams. Native To: Southeast Mediterranean, East Africa, India. Plant parts: Seeds (beans). Extraction method: Cold pressed. Common uses: Castor Oil is commonly used as a cleansing oil, for pigment wetting and make-up removal. These properties are possible due to the oils slight polarity. Group: Vegetable oils. Alternative Names: Ricinus Communis Seed Oil. EINECS: 232-293-8. CAS No. 8001-79-4. Pack Sizes: 100ml; 500ml; 1LT; 5LT; 20LT and above upon request. Product ID: OVCAST. Consistency: Rich, sticky, slow spreading.Absorption: Castor oil will remain on the surface of the skin, acting as a barrier. |  Worldwide |
| Urea (Bulk) | Urea has long been used in skincare for its unique combination of keratolytic and powerful hydrating properties. This keratolytic (exfoliating) property can be used in cosmetics to help with the rapid turnover of skin cells leading to the improvement of dry and scaly skin. Urea is also part of your skin's "Natural Moisturising Factor" (NMF). The NMF being composed of Lactic Acid and Lactate Salts (usually Sodium Lactate), Pyrrolidone Carboxylic Acid (PCA), Urea, Metal Ions, Sugars and Amino Acids. This makes urea both a humectant and moisturizer that promotes rehydration of the skin and helps to replenish natural moisture content of the skin. On top of this, it acts as an anti-inflammatory agent on skin that may have a damaged barrier function. Numerous studies have proven the benefits of this ingredient in treating dry, damaged and irritated skin. Ideal for use In: Creams and lotions for dry skin. After-sun products. Shampoos and body washes. Body scrubs. Cracked heal and elbow moisturizers. Hand and foot creams. Formulation Guidelines: Add to the water phase of formulations. Not heat sensitive. Can be disruptive to many emulsification and thickening systems. We recommend trialling use of urea in small batches to avoid wasting raw materials. Group: Active. Alternative Names: Urea. EINECS: 200-315-5. CAS No. 57-13-6. Pack Sizes: 100G; 500G; 1KG; 5KG; 20KG and above upon request. Product ID: RMAAUREA. Material Origin: Synthetic. Recommended Usage: 2 - 15%Solubility: Water soluble, also partially soluble in ethanol and glycerineFormula Tips: Urea is very salty and can substantially compromise emulsion stability if the emulsion hasn't been designed with Urea in mind. If you are considering adding this to your formula start with low levels and split your batch into two, trying the urea in one half and not in the other so you can benchmark the changes that the addition of Urea has on your formula. | Worldwide |
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