What is paraffin?

Paraffin is a waxy substance derived from petroleum that is often used in cosmetics due to its emollient and protective properties. Like mineral oil, some consumers prefer to avoid paraffin because of its origin or the heavy feeling it can leave on the skin.

Why is paraffin detection important?

Like mineral oil, paraffin is a petroleum-derived ingredient that some consumers prefer to avoid in their skincare products. This service helps you:

• Verify “paraffin-free” claims: Accurately identify the presence or absence of paraffin in your formulas.
• Meet specific preferences: Appeal to consumers who are actively seeking alternatives to petroleum-based ingredients.
• Strengthen brand values: Support a “clean” or “natural” product positioning.

Paraffin detection

Our laboratory accurately identifies the presence or absence of paraffin in your formulations. This allows brands to scientifically validate their “paraffin-free” claims and respond to specific consumer preferences for certain ingredient profiles. Don’t hesitate to contact us to ensure the quality and safety of your products. Don’t hesitate to contact us to ensure your products meet market demands and exceed quality expectations.