Synthetic Beeswax

Características

INCI: Synthetic Beeswax
CAS: 71243-51-1
EC: 275-286-5
Funciones: binding, emulsion stabilising, viscosity controlling

Para quién

Skin Type

▲ Dry ▲ Combination ▲ Normal ▲ Sensitive ▲ Acne-Prone

Face Concern

▲ Hydration ▲ Barrier Repair

Body Concern

▲ Dryness

Hair Concern

▲ Frizz ▲ Damage ▲ Split Ends ▲ Hydration

Application Area

▲ Face ▲ Body ▲ Hair ▲ Lips

beeswax, synthetic. the complex reaction product of blended acids and blended alcohols which simulates the composition of natural beeswax. it consists primarily of c18-30-alkyl ester of c16-32 fatty acids, c16-32 fatty acids and c22-34 alkanes

Descripción

Synthetic Beeswax is a lab-made wax used in cosmetics as a texture builder and stabilizer. It’s designed to mimic some of the useful properties of natural beeswax without coming from bees, so it’s often chosen in vegan formulas or products that need a more consistent, controlled wax. You’ll find it in balms, lip products, creams, mascaras, hair styling products, and sticks where it helps create a smooth, cushiony feel and a solid, elegant structure.

For skin, synthetic beeswax mainly acts as an emollient and film-former, helping products spread nicely and leave a soft, protective finish that can reduce the feeling of dryness. In hair care, it can add hold, definition, and a bit of shine, especially in pomades, waxes, and styling creams. It’s a good fit for people who want the performance of beeswax-like ingredients but prefer vegan or more formulation-friendly alternatives.

Caveat: while it’s generally used for its low-irritation, texture-enhancing role, any cosmetic ingredient can feel too heavy or occlusive for some skin types, especially in rich balms or styling products. If you’re prone to clogged pores or dislike waxy finishes, you may prefer lighter formulas.