Sucramulse - emulsifier

Sucramulse – emulsifier for natural cosmetics (50 g, 100 g, 250 g)

An organic emulsifier with Ecocert certification for making creams, lotions and emulsions
Sucramulse is a 100% natural emulsifier, suitable for anyone making their own natural cosmetics without synthetic additives. It is derived from sugars and plant oils, so it is completely safe for the skin, while allowing the water and oil phases to bind stably in a variety of products.

Key benefits

• A natural emulsifier with Ecocert certification

• Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive and children's skin

• Can be used to make creams, lotions, milk serums, butters, cleansing milks

• Provides a stable and gentle emulsion with a rich texture

• Also acts as a mild moisturiser

• Easy to use – melts in the oil phase

How to use

Sucramulse is used as the main emulsifier in:

• day and night creams

• lotions for body or face

• skin cleansing emulsions

• face balms

• massage butters and milks

Instructions for use:
Sucramulse is in solid form and is always heated together with the oil phase over a steam bath. Use it at a concentration of 5 to 10% of the total weight of the product. Once it has completely dissolved, combine it with the water phase and emulsify with a mixer.

Sucramulse is a mild non-ionic emulsifier, made from sugar (sucrose) and plant oils, which makes it biodegradable and safe to use even on very sensitive skin. It is often used in natural cosmetics to make white, soft and smooth emulsions with no greasy feel.

Besides basic emulsification, it also has a mild moisturising effect, which improves the structure and the feel on the skin. It ensures formulation stability even at lower oil concentrations. It is vegan, palm-oil-free and free of synthetic additives.

• For external use only

• Store at room temperature in a dry, dark place

• Keep out of the reach of children

• Do not use undiluted on the skin

• In case of irritation, stop using the product

1. At which phase do we add Sucramulse?
Always melt it together with the oil phase over a water bath, then combine it with the water phase and mix.

2. Is it suitable for making a children's cream?
Yes, Sucramulse is natural and also suitable for sensitive and children's skin.

3. Do I need additional emulsifiers for stability?
No, Sucramulse works as a stand-alone emulsifier, but it can be combined with others for more specific textures.

4. What is the difference between Sucramulse and waxes?
Sucramulse is not a wax but an emulsifier that binds oil and water – waxes give structure and firmness.