WAX SOYABEAN LOW MELTING POINT

Bulk Low Melting Point Soy Wax for Cosmetic Formulation

Low melting point soy wax is a plant-derived raw material increasingly requested by cosmetic laboratories and professional formulators seeking natural alternatives to mineral-based waxes. This guide covers its origin, the physicochemical properties relevant to cosmetic formulation, and its main applications in personal care products, from a technical perspective aimed at B2B buyers sourcing in bulk volumes.

What is low melting point soy wax?

This vegetable wax is obtained from soybean oil through controlled hydrogenation, producing a structure rich in fatty acids and triglycerides with a lower melting point than conventional vegetable waxes. This gives it a softer texture and a gradual melt at moderate temperatures, qualities highly valued in cosmetic formulation.

From a technical standpoint, its fully plant-based origin and lipid profile make it a compatible ingredient for natural and vegan formulations, adding body, smoothness and stability to blends without relying on paraffin derivatives.

Main cosmetic uses of low melting point soy wax

Lip balms and sticks. Its low melting point produces balms that melt gently on contact with skin, improving the sensory feel compared with harder waxes.

Solid body creams and balms. It adds consistency and structure to anhydrous formulations, enabling smooth textures that spread easily and leave a protective film on the skin.

Solid makeup formulations. Used as a structuring agent in makeup bars and sticks, contributing to even application and good adherence to the skin.

Cosmetic emulsions. Combined with other emulsifiers, it helps stabilize oil phases and improves the final texture of creams and lotions intended for professional formulation.

CAS: 8015-86-9. EINECS: 265-146-5. INCI: Glycine Soja.