Product Description

Carnauba Wax is a hard, plant-derived natural wax valued for its firmness, high melting point and glossy finish. It is commonly used in lip balms, sticks, creams, polishes, protective coatings and other wax-based formulations.

Product Specifications

Appearance: Yellow to brownish-yellow hard flakes, granules or solid wax.

Odour: Mild characteristic waxy odour.

Solubility: Insoluble in water; soluble or dispersible in suitable oils and organic solvents when heated.

Shelf Life: Typically 24–36 months or longer when stored correctly; follow supplier specifications.

Function: Hardening Wax / Structuring Agent / Gloss Enhancer

Key Benefits

Plant-Based Wax – Natural vegetable wax derived from carnauba palm leaves.

Excellent Hardness – Adds firmness and structure to wax-based formulations.

Gloss Enhancement – Helps provide a smooth and glossy finished surface.

High Melting Point – Useful where greater heat resistance and product firmness are required.

Versatile – Suitable for cosmetics, balms, sticks, polishes and protective formulations.

Safety Information

For cosmetic and formulation use only.
Handle heated wax carefully to avoid burns.
Do not overheat or expose directly to flame.
Use according to the requirements of the intended formulation.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight.

FAQs

What is Carnauba Wax used for?

It is commonly used in lip balms, cosmetic sticks, creams, polishes, coatings and wax-based formulations.

Is Carnauba Wax soluble in water?

No, Carnauba Wax is insoluble in water.

Can Carnauba Wax be used in cosmetics?

Yes, suitable cosmetic-grade Carnauba Wax is widely used as a structuring and hardening agent.

Is Carnauba Wax harder than Beeswax?

Yes. Carnauba Wax is generally harder and has a higher melting point than Beeswax.

Can Carnauba Wax be blended with other waxes?

Yes, it is commonly blended with Beeswax and other compatible waxes or oils to adjust hardness, texture and gloss.