Cetearyl Alcohol (N) & Polysorbate 60 work together as a powerful emulsifying and stabilizing system for creams, lotions, conditioners, and cosmetic emulsions. This combination helps oil and water blend smoothly while improving texture, spreadability, and product stability.

Think of it as the duo that keeps your formulation smooth, uniform, and shelf-stable—without separation or graininess.

Why You Need It

• Creates stable oil-in-water emulsions

• Improves creaminess and body of products

• Enhances spreadability and skin feel

• Helps prevent oil–water separation

• Compatible with a wide range of oils and actives

• Suitable for both skincare and haircare formulations

• Trusted in commercial cosmetic manufacturing

If your cream separates or feels inconsistent, this combo fixes it.

How to Use It

This emulsifier system is typically used at 3–8%, depending on formulation needs.

Usage tips:

• Add Cetearyl Alcohol (N) to the oil phase

• Add Polysorbate 60 as part of the emulsification system

• Heat oil and water phases separately to 70–75°C

• Combine and emulsify while warm

• Continue mixing during cooling for best stability

For consistent results, formulators often pair this system with other ingredients sourced from www.drootswellness.com.

Works Great In

• Face creams

• Body lotions

• Moisturizers

• Hair conditioners

• Sunscreen bases

• Hand & foot creams

• Professional cosmetic emulsions

It integrates smoothly with other ingredients from the surfactants & formulation collection:
👉 https://drootswellness.com/collections/surfactants

Real Talk

You can have the best oils and actives in the world, but if your emulsion breaks, customers won’t trust it.

Cetearyl Alcohol (N) gives structure, while Polysorbate 60 keeps everything evenly blended. Together, they deliver the smooth, professional finish customers expect from products made using ingredients from D Roots Wellness.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place with the container tightly closed.
Solid flakes or pellets (Cetearyl Alcohol) and semi-solid or liquid (Polysorbate 60). Shelf life typically 18–24 months under proper storage conditions.

Packed by: D Roots Wellness
Location: Pali, Rajasthan
Website: www.drootswellness.com
Explore formulation ingredients: https://drootswellness.com/collections/surfactants

FAQs – Cetearyl Alcohol (N) & Polysorbate 60

What is Cetearyl Alcohol (N) used for in cosmetics?

Cetearyl Alcohol (N) is used as a fatty alcohol that provides structure, thickness, and a smooth feel to creams, lotions, and conditioners.

What is Polysorbate 60 used for?

Polysorbate 60 is a non-ionic emulsifier that helps oil and water mix evenly, improving emulsion stability in cosmetic formulations.

Can Cetearyl Alcohol and Polysorbate 60 be used together?

Yes. When used together, they create a stable and reliable emulsifying system that improves texture, consistency, and shelf stability.

How much of this emulsifier system should be used?

Typical usage ranges from 3–8%, depending on the thickness and stability required for the final product.

Is this combination suitable for hair conditioners?

Yes. It works well in hair conditioners, providing structure and smooth application when combined with conditioning agents.

Does this emulsifier system feel greasy on skin?

No. When formulated correctly, it creates a smooth, non-greasy feel that absorbs well into the skin.

Is it safe for cosmetic use?

Yes. Both ingredients are widely used in cosmetic and personal care products when formulated according to standard cosmetic guidelines.