Organic Glycerine
Organic Glycerine (also known as Organic Glycerol) is a pure, plant-derived, colourless, and odourless liquid widely used for its moisturizing, soothing, and stabilizing properties. Produced from certified organic vegetable oils typically coconut, soy, or sunflower through a chemical-free hydrolysis or fermentation process, Organic Glycerine retains its natural humectant and skin-friendly qualities.
Free from synthetic chemicals, petroleum derivatives, artificial fragrances, and harsh solvents, Organic Glycerine is ideal for use in cosmetics, skincare, pharmaceuticals, herbal formulations, food products, and personal care applications.
Organic Glycerine is composed of natural, plant-based compounds that offer multiple functional benefits.
Key Components & Characteristics:
- Vegetable-Derived Glycerol:
A natural humectant that attracts moisture to the skin. - Fatty Acid Derivatives:
Contribute to softness and hydration. - Mild Sweetness:
Allows use as a natural sweetening agent in food and herbal products. - Water-Soluble & Non-Comedogenic:
Blends easily with water and oils without clogging pores.
Health & Functional Benefits:
• Deeply hydrates and nourishes skin
• Acts as a natural humectant, pulling moisture into the skin’s layers
• Helps soothe irritation, dryness, and roughness
• Supports skin barrier repair and smoothness
• Works as a natural solvent and stabilizer in herbal extracts and tinctures
• Acts as a mild natural sweetener in herbal syrups and formulations
Storage & Additional Tips
Storage Guidelines:
- Store in airtight containers away from heat and direct sunlight
- Keep in a cool, dry environment to maintain clarity and viscosity
- Protect from moisture contamination
- Ensure the lid is sealed tightly to prevent oxidation or dust exposure
Additional Tips:
- Suitable for herbal extraction, glycerites offer alcohol-free alternatives
- Check for organic certifications such as USDA Organic, NPOP, or India Organic
- Avoid overheating Glycerine to preserve its natural quality
- Rotate stock regularly and use older batches first