1. Cosmetics and Personal Care

Skin Emollients:Leave skin soft, smooth, and non-greasy.

Solvents and Penetrants: Dissolve pigments and active ingredients, and help them penetrate the skin.

Lubricants and Carriers:Provide good spreadability to products, acting as carriers for oily substances.

Skin Creams, Lotions, Sunscreens, Lipsticks, Mascara, Eyeshadows, Hair Oils, Bath Oils, Shaving Creams, Deodorants, etc.

2. Pharmaceutical Industry

Pharmaceutical Excipients: Used as lubricants, oily carriers, and solubilizers in topical formulations.

Penetration Enhancers: Used in transdermal drug delivery systems to aid in drug absorption.

Film-Forming Materials:Used in the preparation of sustained-release transdermal membranes.

Topical Creams, Lotions, Transdermal Patches, Pseudo-Latex Membrane Drug Delivery Systems, etc.

3. Scientific Research

Biochemical Reagents:Used in scientific research such as the design and characterization of bioactive bilayer membranes.

• Standards and Intermediates: Used as reference materials in chemical analysis or as intermediates in organic synthesis.

• Experimental research in life sciences, materials science, and other fields.

4. 🏭 Industrial and Other Applications

• Industrial Lubricants: Utilizing their excellent lubricating properties.

• Fragrance and Flavor Additives: Used as solubilizers in fragrances.

• Surfactant Components: Used as surfactants in detergents.

• Industrial lubricants, perfumes, soaps, and certain detergent formulations, etc.