Buy Iso Propyl Myristate (IPM) – Lightweight Emollient & Penetration Enhancer for Cosmetics, Pharma & Hair Oils

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Iso Propyl Myristate (IPM) – lightweight, fast-absorbing emollient for cosmetics, hair oils, and topical products. Improves texture, reduces greasiness, and enhances penetration.

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What is Iso Propyl Myristate (IPM)?
Iso Propyl Myristate (IPM) is a clear, low-viscosity ester formed by the reaction of isopropyl alcohol and myristic acid. Known for its lightweight, non-greasy feel and excellent skin absorption properties, IPM is widely used as an emollient, solvent, and penetration enhancer in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and personal care formulations.

Its non-oily texture makes it ideal for lotions, creams, serums, hair oils, perfumes, and topical drug products. IPM reduces the greasy feel of oils and improves the spreadability and absorption of actives into the skin.


Applications of Iso Propyl Myristate (IPM):

  1. Cosmetic Creams & Lotions
    Acts as an emollient and sensory enhancer, giving a smooth, silky feel without clogging pores or leaving residue. Often used in oil-free moisturizers.

  2. Hair Oils & Serums
    Reduces stickiness in heavy hair oils like coconut and castor oil. Improves spreadability and quick absorption, leaving hair soft and manageable.

  3. Topical Pharmaceuticals & Ointments
    Works as a penetration enhancer in transdermal delivery systems, improving the absorption of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs).

  4. Perfumes & Deodorants
    Functions as a carrier solvent for fragrance oils, helping them diffuse better and last longer.

  5. Bath Oils, Massage Oils & Body Oils
    Provides excellent skin glide and softening properties without greasy after-feel.

  6. Makeup & Sunscreen Products
    Common in foundations, primers, and SPF products for its spreadability and compatibility with UV filters.


Key Benefits of IPM:

  • Lightweight and fast-absorbing

  • Non-comedogenic (does not clog pores)

  • Enhances skin penetration of actives

  • Reduces greasiness in oil-based formulations

  • Improves spreadability and sensory profile

  • Compatible with most cosmetic actives and oils


Typical Technical Specifications:

  • Chemical Name: Isopropyl Myristate

  • CAS No.: 110-27-0

  • Molecular Formula: C17H34O2

  • Appearance: Clear, colorless liquid

  • Odor: Mild, ester-like

  • Boiling Point: ~167°C

  • Viscosity: Low

  • Solubility: Insoluble in water, soluble in alcohol & oils

  • Usage Level: 1% to 15% depending on application


Why Choose Our Iso Propyl Myristate?
At MANNAT ENTERPRISES, we supply high-purity cosmetic and pharmaceutical-grade IPM ideal for formulators, manufacturers, and R&D labs. Our product is clear, odor-controlled, and meets international safety standards. Whether you’re making a premium hair oil or a lightweight serum, our IPM ensures superior texture and performance.


Packaging Options:

  • 500 ml | 1 Ltr | 5 Ltr | 25 Ltr HDPE cans

  • Bulk drums and custom white-label packing available


Storage Instructions:

  • Store in a cool, dry place

  • Keep away from heat and open flame

  • Use gloves during handling

  • Shelf life: 24 months in sealed container


FAQs:

Q1. What is the main use of Iso Propyl Myristate in cosmetics?
A: It acts as a non-greasy emollient and solvent, improving skin feel and enhancing absorption of actives.

Q2. Can it be used in hair oils?
A: Yes. IPM is commonly added to thick oils like castor or coconut to reduce stickiness and increase spreadability.

Q3. Is IPM safe for sensitive skin?
A: Yes, IPM is non-irritating and safe for use in cosmetics when used within recommended levels.

Q4. Does it dissolve in water?
A: No, it is oil-soluble but can be emulsified in water-based systems using surfactants.

Q5. Is it suitable for natural or herbal products?
A: Yes, IPM is compatible with natural oils and herbal extracts, especially in hair and skin care formulations.


Disclaimer:

This product is intended for cosmetic, personal care, and pharmaceutical formulation use only. Not for direct ingestion or internal use. Always conduct patch testing and refer to MSDS before formulation.

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