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Description :

Overview of Stearin

Stearin is a saturated fatty acid commonly derived from vegetable or animal fats. It is widely used in candle making, soap production, cosmetics, and food applications due to its solidifying and stabilizing properties. Stearin is typically supplied as a white solid or flakes, making it easy to incorporate into wax blends, soaps, and other formulations.

Stearin is valued for its ability to harden products, improve texture, and maintain stability during storage and use.

Application of Stearin

Candle Making

Stearin can be used in candles to increase hardness, decrease flickering and extend burning times. It is typically combined with paraffin waxes to produce smooth long-burning candles.

Soap and Cosmetic Products

In soaps and personal care formulations, Stearin enhances texture, stability, and hardness. It is commonly combined with Cetomacrogol 1000, Glycerin IP, Octyldodecanol, Beta Glucan, and Allantoin to produce high-quality skin-friendly products.

Food and Industrial Uses

Stearin is used as a stabilizer or hardener in various food applications such as margarine and confectionery production, while it may also be applied industrial processes requiring solid fat properties.

Where to Buy Stearin

Stearin Manufacturer

Produced under strict quality standards, Stearin ensures high purity, consistent solidifying properties, and suitability for cosmetic, candle, and industrial applications.

Stearin Supplier & Distributor

ChemicalBull supplies Stearin for candle making, soaps, cosmetics, and food applications. As a trusted supplier, distributor, trader, and exporter, we provide genuine, high-quality material with reliable delivery.

Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place
• Keep the container tightly closed.
• Avoid contact with the eyes.
• Use clean utensils to prevent contamination
• Safe to handle under normal conditions
  
  
  

MSDS for Stearin

MSDS is available on request for detailed safety, storage, and regulatory information.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is Stearin used for?
   

   Stearin can be found in candles, soaps, cosmetics and food products to increase hardness and stability.
   
   

2. Is Stearin safe in candles?
   

   Yes, it is safe when used in recommended candle formulations and with proper ventilation.
   
   

3. What is the difference between olein and stearin?
   

   Stearin is solid at room temperature while Olein is the liquid component of fats from which both originate; both serve different functions from one source but provide different purposes.
   
   

4. Can Stearin be combined with other ingredients?
   

   Yes, it blends well with paraffin, waxes, emollients, and conditioning agents for stable, high-quality products.
   
   

5. Is Stearin toxic?
   

   No, Stearin is generally non-toxic and safe for use in regulated cosmetic, food, and candle applications.