Vegetable Glycerine attracts and locks moisture into the skin, thereby softening, smoothing, and soothing the complexion Assists with retaining moisture in the skin Can be used directly on the skin to hydrate and help ease dry, rough, cracked and irritated skin Glycerin can be Used as a solvent for herbal extracts It is an all-natural ingredient in hot process soaps. It can be used to make body wash, hand soap, and even dish soap Description Vegetable Glycerine, sometimes spelled Vegetable Glycerin, is a transparent, colourless, and unscented viscous liquid derived from the oils of plants such as Coconut, Palm, or Soy. It is also known as Vegetable Glycerol or simply Glycerol. Vegetable Glycerine attracts and locks moisture into the skin, thereby softening, smoothing, and soothing the complexion. Its pH level closely matches that of the skin, which makes it gentle enough to be used by those with sensitive skin and in baby skincare. Vegetable Glycerine protects the skin and scalp from destructive bacteria, regulates oil production, soothes itching and dryness, eliminates congestion in the pores, nourishes unhealthy and dull skin and hair, maintains the elasticity of the skin and strands, and contributes sun-protective properties to guard against the harmful effects of overexposure to UV radiation. Creams Lotions Soaps Moisturisers Recommended Usage 1 - 20% Note: Our Glycerine is a Pure, pharmaceutical grade, Vegetable Glycerine not food grade. It is suitable for vegetarians and vegans. Palm Status: Not derived from palm INCI Name: Glycerol (Min 99.5%) Other Names: Vegetable Glycerine, Glycerine Pharma Solubility: Water and Alcohol Soluble Grade: Pharma Grade (Pharmaceutical grade) - Complies with BP (British Pharmacopoeia) Appearance: Clear, Viscous Liquid Formulating Tips: Mixes well with water, can be used in skincare to increase moisturisation. Glycerine is heat stable and easy to handle.