Verdana Vegetable Glycerin USP Food-Grade, 32 fl oz — Palm-Derived Soy-Free Vegan Humectant

Verdana Vegetable Glycerin is a high-purity, palm-kernel derived liquid glycerin formulated to USP and food-grade standards for cosmetic and personal care use.

Made for formulators, DIY skincare makers, and personal care brands, Verdana’s glycerin provides a clear, odorless humectant that blends readily with water- and oil-based ingredients. It’s palm-kernel sourced and labeled soy-free, non-GMO, and vegan, offering consistent quality for lotions, serums, cleansers, hair products, and other topical applications where moisture retention and texture improvement are desired.

How does Verdana Vegetable Glycerin improve skin and hair formulations?

Verdana glycerin acts as a humectant, attracting ambient moisture to help skin and hair feel softer and more hydrated. It mixes smoothly into both water-dominant and many oil-containing systems, stabilizing texture and enhancing spreadability without adding fragrance or color.

• Attracts and helps retain moisture to improve softness and manageability.
• Clear, odorless liquid that won’t alter product scent or appearance.
• Compatible with creams, serums, shampoos, and conditioners for smoother formulas.
• USP/food-grade purity minimizes risk of contamination in finished products.

Is this glycerin safe for cosmetic and personal care manufacturing?

Verdana Vegetable Glycerin is manufactured to USP and food-grade benchmarks, providing a reliable base ingredient for topical and cosmetic formulations. It is free from added parabens, phthalates, and dyes, and is non-GMO and vegan, making it suitable for many product specifications and label-conscious consumers.

• Produced to USP and food-grade standards for consistent purity.
• No added dyes, parabens, or phthalates — clear ingredient deck.
• Palm-kernel derived and soy-free for clear sourcing declarations.
• Non-GMO and vegan to support diverse product claims.

How should I use Verdana Vegetable Glycerin in formulations?

Usage levels vary by application; typical concentrations range from low percentages in cleansers and shampoos to higher amounts in humectant-focused serums and moisturizing products. It dissolves easily into warm or room-temperature water phases and can be combined with oils when emulsifiers are present.

• Blend into the water phase for lotions, creams, and serums for best incorporation.
• Start with small percentages and test stability, viscosity, and feel in prototypes.
• Use with appropriate emulsifiers when combining with oil-based ingredients.
• Store sealed and away from extreme heat to preserve quality.

Why choose palm-kernel derived and soy-free glycerin?

Choosing a palm-kernel source clarifies the botanical origin and avoids soy-derived allergens or supply-chain ambiguity. Verdana’s soy-free designation helps companies meet specific formulation requirements and consumer preferences while maintaining the plant-based benefits of glycerin.

• Soy-free labeling reduces concern for soy-allergic consumers and supply-chain constraints.
• Palm-kernel origin offers a consistent, plant-derived feedstock for quality control.
• Suitable for vegan formulations that avoid common allergens and added animal-derived components.
• Non-GMO sourcing supports cleaner ingredient claims on finished goods.

Who is this for? Verdana Vegetable Glycerin is aimed at skincare formulators, indie beauty brands, salon professionals, and home formulators who need a dependable humectant with clear sourcing and high purity. If you require a neutral, easy-to-use glycerin that meets USP/food-grade standards and fits vegan, soy-free, and non-GMO product claims, Verdana’s 32 fl oz bottle provides a practical supply for lab batches or small production runs.

Ingredients

Vegetable Glycerin