MILLIARD Emulsifying Wax 240ml

Q: what is used to make the emulsifier?

No clue. There were no ingredients listed, only “sourced from vegetable products” I would go and buy the emulsifying was from mountainroseherbs.com their was is organic, same price, and most likely Will tell you what’s in the wax. Also this wax left my lotions with that soapy quality that no one likes.

Q: what is the shelf life?

I can't answer your question for certain because I no longer have the packaging. I can tell you however that I think it has a long shelf life. I've had mine for quite awhile, kept in a zip lock bag. The color of the produce, the smell and how it performs is no different then when I first purchased it probably more than 5 years ago. I would suggest contacting the manufacturer.

Q: Can I use beeswax instead of emulsifying wax to make magnesium lotion or cream?

Beeswax is totally different from emulsifying was. Your cream wuld be oilier than if you use emulsifying wax. I use both in different recipies and in most cases prefer emulsifying wax. Makes y Oh r lotion creamier

Q: Dose this have any preservatives?

This does not have a preservative.

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🌱Non-GMO

📏pH 5.5-7.0

⚗️Melting Point 50-54°C

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Description

✨ Emulsify Your Imagination!

SAFE AND NON TOXIC - Craft with confidence using our odorless, non-toxic pastilles.
PRECISION FORMULATION - Achieve the perfect consistency with a simple ratio.
HOME CRAFTING ESSENTIAL - A must-have for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike.
CRAFT YOUR OWN CREATIONS - Unleash your inner cosmetic chemist with ease!
STABILITY MEETS VERSATILITY - Perfectly binds oils and water for flawless mixtures.

MILLIARD Emulsifying Wax is a refined, non-GMO emulsifier ideal for binding oils to water-based ingredients. With a melting point of 50-54°C and a pH range of 5.5-7.0, this versatile wax is perfect for home crafting and cosmetic formulations. Packaged in an 8 oz. bag of odorless, translucent pastilles, it conforms to National Formulary standards and is free from additives.

Specifications

Manufacturer	Milliard
Item model number	EMSFWX-8
Package Dimensions	20.3 x 14.6 x 3.9 cm; 226.8 g
ASIN	B00FP0HAMG

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MILLIARD Emulsifying Wax 240ml

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