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Chemical
Ceteareth-25 (ERCAWAX CS 25)

High-HLB non-ionic ethoxylated fatty alcohol emulsifier.

Properties

Creates crystal-clear hair pomades and maintains emulsion stability across wide pH ranges.

Chemical
Cetearyl Alcohol & PEG-20 Stearate (ERCAMULS LF 20 / Polawax GP200)

Self-emulsifying non-ionic cosmetic wax blend.

Properties

One-pot self-emulsifying wax that produces stable, elegant creams with velvety application.

Chemical
ERCAMULS LUX (O/W Emulsifier Blend)

Balanced multi-component non-ionic O/W emulsifying system.

Properties

Engineered for rapid emulsification and long-term thermodynamic stability in skincare emulsions.

Chemical
Cetearyl Alcohol & SLS (ERCAMULS W / Vegarol EW 200 / Crodex A)

Classic anionic self-emulsifying wax compound.

Properties

Rapidly forms rich, full-bodied creams and ointments without requiring auxiliary stabilizers.

Chemical
Ceteareth-6 & Stearyl Alcohol (ERCAWAX CS 6)

Non-ionic co-emulsifying wax system (HLB ~10-12).

Properties

Works synergistically with high-HLB emulsifiers to construct robust lamellar gel structures.

Chemical
Glyceryl Stearate & PEG-100 Stearate (ERCAMULS LF 65 / Arlacel 165)

Acid-stable non-ionic primary emulsifier blend.

Properties

Industry standard non-ionic emulsifier that tolerates high electrolyte loads and extreme pH levels.

Chemical
Steareth-21 (ERCAMULS S721)

High-HLB (15.5) non-ionic polyoxyethylene stearyl ether.

Properties

Pairs with low-HLB Steareth-2 to stabilize high-oil, antiperspirant, and AHA emulsions.

Chemical
Cetearyl Alcohol & Polysorbate 60 (Vegarol EW 300 / Emulsifying Wax NF)

Standardized non-ionic self-emulsifying wax conforming to NF specifications.

Properties

Produces exceptionally stable, non-greasy O/W lotions and creams with reliable viscosity.

Surfactants

Surface-active agents, detergents, and co-surfactants for cleansing and emulsion stability.

Anionic, amphoteric, and non-ionic surface-active agents characterized by charge, CMC values, foam kinetics, and HLB balance for cleansing systems and emulsification.

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