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Acetylated Hydrogenated Lanolin

Emollient skin conditioning
Status
Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief
Acetylated hydrogenated lanolin is made by chemically modifying lanolin, the waxy substance from sheep's wool, through hydrogenation and acetylation. In cosmetics, it's used as an emollient to help soften and condition the skin.
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0 catalogue products

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