LexFeel® 7
Neopentyl Glycol Diheptanoate
Widely Versatile Emollient
LexFeel® 7 is an extremely light and dry ester used in sunscreens, light moisturizers, face lotions, sunless tanning lotions, sheer foundations, and anti-perspirants.
- Reduce tack
- Fast spreading
- Colorless
- Reduce whitening of antiperspirant sticks
- Solubilize organic UV filters
- Excellent slip
- See image gallery for sensory profile
Suitable for all applications
Standards & Certifications
Readily Biodegradable
Clean Beauty Preferred
Non-palm Derived
China IECIC Listed
Vegan & Cruelty-free
Halal Certified
Kosher Compliant
Additional Information
How to Use
Recommended Use Level:
- up to 100%
- 2 - 10% in sunscreen as an organic UV filter solubilizer and to reduce greasiness from UV filters
Use Instruction: Add to oil phase, can be used in hot or cold process
Primary Feedstocks
- Petrochemical
For more information about the origin and processing of this ingredient, please request a Technical & Regulatory Dossier.
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Certificate of Analysis
Pricing
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Specification Sheet
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