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Isopropyl Alcohol (99% High Purity)
The Essential Multipurpose Tool for Crafters & Formulators
Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) is a must-have for every cosmetic crafter and soap maker. This high-purity (99.9%) liquid is the gold standard for sanitizing equipment, preventing air bubbles in soap, and acting as a powerful solvent for various botanical extractions. It evaporates quickly and leaves no residue, making it ideal for professional-grade DIY projects.
Key Features & Benefits:
- Soap Maker’s Secret: The ultimate tool for Cold Process and Melt & Pour soap making. It is used to spray the surface of the soap to pop air bubbles and help soap layers stick together perfectly.
- Instant Sanitizer: Effectively disinfects tools, containers, and work surfaces to ensure your handmade products stay free from contamination.
- Efficient Solvent: Excellent for extracting essential oils from herbs, creating tinctures, or dissolving pigments and micas for easier mixing.
- Quick Evaporation: Dries almost instantly without leaving a trace or scent behind once evaporated.
- Cleaning Power: Easily removes oils, wax residues, and ink from glass and metal tools.
Common Applications:
- Melt & Pour Soap: Spraying on top of freshly poured soap to remove bubbles and ensure a crystal-clear finish.
- Sanitization: Wiping down jars and lids before filling them with creams or lotions.
- Cosmetic Pigments: Mixing with Iron Oxides or micas to create a smooth paste for consistent coloring.
- Perfumery: Used in some formulations as a base for room sprays or as a cleaner for perfume bottles.
Technical Specifications:
- Concentration: 99.9% (Industrial/Cosmetic Grade).
- Appearance: Clear, colorless liquid.
- Solubility: Fully miscible with water and most organic solvents.
- Safety: Highly flammable. Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and open flames.
⚠️ Formulator’s Safety Note:
"Always use Isopropyl Alcohol in a well-ventilated area. While it is excellent for cleaning tools, it should not be applied directly to the face in high concentrations as it can be very drying to the skin."