Cosmetics & Toiletries

CASTOR OIL, REFINED FSG is obtained from the fruit seed of castor (Ricinus communis L.) a large shrub that grows mainly in India, Brazil and China. The seed has an oil content of 40-50%. The quality manly used is first pressed, known as fist special grade (FSG), it is a light-colored liquid, yellowish, with a characteristic odor and high viscosity.

ROSE HIP OIL COLORED, REFINED is obtained from the seed of the fruit of the rose hip (Rosa Canina, Rosa moschata), a shrub that grows wild in southern Chile. The oil content of the fresh fruit is 8-9% by weight There are two highly considered qualities. First pressure rose hip oil, which is orange and with a very characteristic odor. Refined rose hip oil, which is a pale yellow and almost odorless This oil is highly reactive and easily oxidized High in polyunsaturated fatty acids (linoleic and linolenic), over 75%. They are essential fatty acids, key nutrients in biochemical processes relating to tissue regeneration and synthesis of new cells. It confers permeability and elasticity to the cell membrane.

AVOCADO OIL, REFINED ORGANIC BIO is obtained from the pulp of the fruit of the avocado (Persea Americana, Persea Gratissima), a tree that grows mainly in the Mediterranean region, South America and southern Africa. The fruit is left to ripen once picked. The oil content of the fresh pulp is 30%. The unrefined oil is pressed from green to red-brown with characteristic odor, high in chlorophyll. The refined oil is light yellow, bright and almost odorless

GLYCERIN USP, PH.EUR. is actually obtained from two types of industries: – Chemical plants producing oil fatty acids, where the basic process is the splitting of the oil to obtain fatty acid and glycerine. – Plants producing biodiesel, where the basic process is the esterification of oil to obtain oil ester and glycerine. Glycerine thus obtained must be concentrated and distilled in a vacuum to obtain the desired glycerol concentration.