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PEG-100 Lanolin

Emulsifying surfactant
Status
Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief
PEG-100 Lanolin is a modified form of lanolin, the waxy substance derived from sheep's wool, produced by reacting it with ethylene oxide. It is used in cosmetic formulas to help mix water and oil ingredients together and to act as a surfactant, keeping the product's texture even.
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