Copernicia Prunifera Wax
What Copernicia Prunifera Wax is & what it does
Copernicia Prunifera Wax, better known as carnauba wax, is a hard plant wax obtained from the leaves of the Brazilian carnauba palm. In formulas it is used as a thickener, structuring agent, and film former, prized for its high melting point and glossy finish. It is a staple in lipsticks, balms, mascaras, and stick products where it adds firmness and shine. It is plant-derived and generally well tolerated.
What is Copernicia Prunifera Wax?
Copernicia Prunifera Wax, better known as carnauba wax, is a hard plant wax obtained from the leaves of the Brazilian carnauba palm. It is a widely used, plant-derived structuring ingredient.
What does Copernicia Prunifera Wax do in a formula?
It is used as a thickener, structuring agent, and film former, prized for its high melting point and glossy finish. It is a staple in lipsticks, balms, mascaras, and stick products where it adds firmness and shine.
Is Copernicia Prunifera Wax safe?
It is plant-derived and generally well tolerated. It is considered a low-risk ingredient in cosmetic formulas.
Sunscreens with Copernicia Prunifera Wax
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