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Stepan Company
NEOBEE®
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NEOBEE®
Cosmetics ingredients supplied by Stepan Company
NEOBEE® by
Stepan Company
is a caprylic/capric triglyceride that acts as a carrier. It is made using glycerol or propylene glycerol from vegetable oil sources and medium-chain fatty acids from coconut and palm kernel oils.
Key features of NEOBEE® brand include:
Bio-based
Food grade
Free from animal products
Halal and Kosher certified
Naturally and plant derived
Explore other brands from Stepan Company:
STEPANOL®,
STEOL®
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NEOBEE® M-20
Stepan Company
NEOBEE® M-20 by Stepan Company is a carrier. It offers biodegradability. NEOBEE® M-20 is used in a wide variety of delivery systems, including essential oils like bath oils...
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NEOBEE® M-5 COSMETIC
Stepan Company
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride. NEOBEE® M-5 COSMETIC by Stepan Company is a primary & secondary emollient, solubilizing agent for mineral oils, silicones, fragrances and lubricant. It possesses...
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INCI
CAPRYLIC/CAPRIC TRIGLYCERIDE
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