Farmoganic Health And Beauty

Glyceryl Rosinate (Glycerol Ester of Gum Rosin / GEGR)

Chemical & Identification

Origin & Formulation

Key Functions & Advantages

Typical Applications & Usage Levels

Makeup & Cosmetics:

Safety & Regulatory Profile

Specification & Packaging (Typical Values)
(Based on food-grade technical data; cosmetic-grade specifications may vary)

Available in fiber drums, foil‑lined bags, IBC drums—custom packaging per buyer needs

Summary Table

FeatureDetailsINCI NameGlyceryl Rosinate (Glycerol Ester of Gum Rosin / GEGR)RolesEmollient, emulsifier, film former, adhesiveUsage ExamplesLipstick (1–10%), mascara (≈ 8%), depilatories (up to 96%)Key BenefitsTexture, viscosity control, oil-in-water stability, moisture barrierSafetySynthetic form preferred; allergen concerns minimal; regulatory approvedPackagingDrum, bag, bulk formats; food or cosmetic grade

Suggested IndiaMART Listing Overview

Title: Glyceryl Rosinate (GEGR) – Cosmetic & Food‑Grade Glycerol Ester of Gum Rosin – Emollient, Film‑Former, Beverage Stabiliser

Short Description:
Plant‑derived / synthetic glyceryl ester of rosin acids, used as a film‑forming emollient in cosmetics (lipstick, mascara, creams) and as a stabiliser in beverages and chewing gum. Supports oil‑in‑water formulations while offering texture, adhesion, and moisture barrier.

Detailed Specification:
Include CAS #, appearance (resin), softening point, acid value, residual resin content, moisture, heavy metals.
Specify grade (cosmetic or food), regulatory compliance (e.g., EU / FDA approval).

Applications: Cosmetics (lipstick, mascara, skincare), depilatory creams, beverage emulsions, chewing gum base.

Advantages: Vegan alternative to lanolin, enhances formulation stability, improves texture and adhesion, widely accepted in international markets.