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Traverse Bay Bath and Body
Traverse Bay Bath and Body Stearic Acid 32 oz vegetable-derived cosmetic grade — triple-pressed, resealable pouch
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Designed for formulators, small-batch artisans, and DIY skincare makers, this 32-ounce pouch contains cosmetic-grade stearic acid produced from vegetable oils and triple-pressed for purity. Packaged in a moisture-barrier, resealable stand-up pouch and made in the USA, it’s intended to simplify blending and storage while delivering consistent performance across a range of natural body-care and candle recipes.
How does this stearic acid help in lotion and cream recipes?
As a fatty acid commonly used in cosmetics, stearic acid acts as an emulsifier and thickening agent to stabilize oil-and-water blends. It improves product texture, helps create a richer, creamier consistency, and supports the structure of finished formulations without adding synthetic emulsifiers.
- Emulsifies oil and water phases for stable lotions and creams.
- Increases viscosity and creaminess for smooth application.
- Works well with natural oils, butters, and common cosmetic emulsifiers.
Can I use this in candles and other non-skin-care projects?
Yes — stearic acid is a versatile ingredient in candle making and other craft applications. It can harden wax, modify burn characteristics, and improve scent throw when used properly, while remaining compatible with many natural waxes and additives.
- Adds firmness and opacity to paraffin and some vegetable wax blends.
- Helps adjust melt point and improve candle surface finish.
- Useful in soap, deodorant sticks, and solid formulations for structure.
What are the purity and sourcing details I should know?
This product is triple-pressed and cosmetic grade, prepared from vegetable oils through hydrolysis and distillation. It’s labeled vegan, lactose-free, and gluten-free, and comes in a moisture-resistant pouch to preserve quality during storage and use.
- Vegetable-derived stearic acid, not animal-sourced.
- Triple-pressed for consistent cosmetic-grade performance.
- Resealable stand-up pouch protects from moisture and contamination.
How should I use and store this stearic acid safely?
Handle with standard cosmetic-ingredient precautions: measure accurately, melt under controlled heat, and combine with other phases according to your formula. Store the pouch sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain quality and prevent clumping.
- Melt at recommended temperatures for your recipe before blending.
- Use a precision scale and follow tested formulation guidelines.
- Keep pouch sealed and store between room temperature and cool conditions.
Who is this for: This 32 oz supply from Traverse Bay Bath and Body is intended for hobbyists, indie makers, small-batch cosmetic businesses, candle artisans, and formulators seeking a vegetable-based, cosmetic-grade stearic acid. It suits anyone who prefers vegan-labeled raw materials and a resealable, moisture-resistant package for repeated use in natural and handcrafted body-care or home-fragrance products.
FAQ
Q: Is this stearic acid vegan and allergen-free?
A: Yes — it’s derived from vegetable oils and labeled vegan, lactose-free, and gluten-free.
Q: What is the best way to incorporate it into lotions?
A: Melt the stearic acid into the oil phase, then emulsify into the water phase at recommended temperatures for stable creams.
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