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33RD PARALLEL SOAP CO. Isopropyl Myristate (IPM) 8 oz — Plant‑Derived Cosmetic Grade for Silky, Non‑Greasy Texture
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Isopropyl Myristate (IPM) from 33RD PARALLEL SOAP CO. is an 8 oz cosmetic‑grade, plant‑derived ester used to create a silky, non‑greasy feel and to help solubilize oils and actives in soaps, lotions, shampoos, and fragrances.
33RD PARALLEL SOAP CO. supplies high‑purity Isopropyl Myristate (IPM) produced by esterifying isopropyl alcohol with myristic acid. This lightweight, naturally derived ingredient is formulated for cosmetic use and blends smoothly into oil and water phases to improve texture, spreadability, and clarity. Packaged in a resealable container, our 8 oz size is convenient for small‑batch makers, indie brands, formulators, and hobbyists creating soap, skincare, or personal care products.
How does IPM change the feel of creams, lotions, and soaps?
IPM acts as an emollient and texture modifier, giving formulations a silky, velvet‑like finish without heavy residue. It reduces tackiness while helping products spread evenly across skin and hair.
- Produces a dry, non‑oily afterfeel preferred in lightweight creams.
- Improves slip for easier application and massage.
- Enhances sensory appeal in bars and emulsions by softening texture.
Can IPM help dissolve fragrances, actives, or sunscreens?
Yes—IPM is a practical solubilizer and carrier for oil‑soluble ingredients, helping disperse fragrances, vitamins, and UV filters into formulations more evenly. This reduces separation and can improve product clarity and performance when used correctly.
- Solubilizes lipophilic perfumes and essential oils for stable blends.
- Helps incorporate oil‑soluble actives like vitamin‑based esters.
- Assists in formulating clear serums and non‑greasy sunscreens.
What roles does IPM play in specialized products like makeup removers and antiperspirants?
In removers, IPM functions as an effective solvent for oil‑based cosmetics, enabling gentle removal of makeup and adhesives without excessive rubbing. For antiperspirants and deodorants, it improves spread and reduces stickiness for a cleaner application.
- Breaks down long‑wear makeup and adhesives for easier cleansing.
- Enhances application and sensory comfort in deodorant sticks and gels.
- Works as a lubricant in hair care formulations for smoother combing.
How should formulators measure and store this 8 oz IPM?
Measure IPM by weight for consistent results; start with small percentages and adjust based on desired feel. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and reseal the container to maintain quality and prevent contamination.
- Best practices: weigh into formulations using a digital scale for accuracy.
- Typical usage ranges: small percentages in emulsions, higher in oil blends—trial recommended.
- Resealable packaging prolongs shelf life; keep capped when not in use.
Who this product is for: 33RD PARALLEL SOAP CO.'s 8 oz Isopropyl Myristate is aimed at indie cosmetic makers, small‑batch soap crafters, hair and skincare formulators, and hobbyists looking for a plant‑derived ester to refine texture, assist solubilization, and improve spreadability. It is useful for anyone developing non‑greasy moisturizers, fragrance blends, makeup removers, or antiperspirant and deodorant formulations. This product is supplied cosmetic grade; users should follow formulation guidelines, perform compatibility and stability testing, and comply with local regulatory labeling and safety requirements before commercial sale.
FAQ
Q: Is this IPM safe for cosmetic use?
A: Yes. This product is cosmetic grade and intended for topical formulation use; perform patch tests and stability checks per regulatory guidance.
Q: How much IPM should I use in lotions?
A: Start low—typically 1–10% depending on desired slip and dry feel—then adjust after small‑batch trials.
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