1. Can we use glycerin on oily skin? Glycerin is very good for oily skin as it draws water from the air into your skin to moisturise it without making it greasy. That is why glycerin is present in a lot…
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Crude glycerin is further processed in a distillation unit for obtaining distilled and refined glycerin. During this glycerin refinement process residual organic matter, water, salt, methanol, and odors are removed. The glycerine distillation plant is broadly divided into three main sections: the…
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The difference between hydrolyzed glycerol and refined glycerol Hydrolyzed glycerine Specifications Test Analytical Parameters: Characters: Transparent, No Suspension Color APHA 1.2623 Sulphated Ash %% <0.01 pH (ml 0.1N Sodium Hydroxide/25g) <0.1 Saponification Value (mmol/100g) <1 As (mg / kg) <2 Heavy…
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Glycerin is produced during soap manufacturing and has several valuable properties in skin care products. Firstly it is a humectant, which means that it helps to retain moisture in creams and lotions. This property has been recognised for centuries and glycerin…
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With the refinement of glycerol refining equipment and the improvement of refining technology, glycerin has been widely used in various fields of our lives. In the past few years, I have noticed that more and more people around us are…
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Glycerin has long been used by our mothers and grandmothers and was an essential part of their beauty repertoire. This is because of the many glycerin skin benefits that held them in good stead long before all the fancy creams…
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