Acetylated Lanolin is obtained by acetylation of pharmaceutical grade lanolin; resulting in less polar lanolin, miscible with mineral oils and soluble in nonpolar solvents. It has excellent emollient properties and it is used like super fatting agent in soaps and shampoos. It forms a water resistant film on skin and hair. Its use is recommended for smooth formulas such as creams, lotions, products for babies, pharmaceutical products, ointments, etc.
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Lanco S.A. is a company that has specialized in lanolin and lanolin derivatives since 1986. Their experience allows them to give qualified and personalized advice. They have the capability to manufacture lanolin with specific qualities according to the needs and requirements of each customer.
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