How to Use AccessGEL LEOT in Your Formulations
What AccessGEL LEOT Does
Imagine turning your favorite liquid oils—like jojoba or squalane—into solid, easy-to-apply sticks or crystal-clear, luxurious gels. That’s exactly what AccessGEL LEOT does. It’s a specialized gelling agent that thickens and solidifies the oil phase, enabling elegant, water-free products with unique textures and excellent stability.
For the technical-minded, AccessGEL LEOT is an amino-acid-based structurant. The gelling molecules self-assemble into a microscopic, fibrous network within the oil, creating a three-dimensional mesh that traps liquid oils to form solid or semi-solid textures. Compared to traditional waxes, this technology delivers superior clarity, a lighter, non-waxy skin feel, and exceptional thermal stability—so products like lipsticks or sunscreen sticks are less likely to soften in heat.
Formulation Tips
The key to success is complete dissolution. Add AccessGEL LEOT to your oil phase and heat to 90–110°C (194–230°F) while stirring until the mixture is fully clear. Pour hot into packaging and allow to cool undisturbed to set.
Usage directly controls texture: use 2–4% for soft, scoopable balms or thick oil gels; use 5–10% for firm, twist-up sticks. Final hardness and clarity also depend on oil polarity, so run small trials with your specific oil blend to fine-tune results.
Key Performance Benefits:
- Creates Crystal-Clear Sticks and Gels: Enables transparent, visually striking anhydrous formats that waxes often can’t achieve.
- Excellent Thermal Stability: Produces higher-melting systems that resist softening during transport or warm conditions.
- Elegant, Non-Waxy Skin Feel: Leaves a smooth, cushioned finish without the heavy or greasy after-feel.
- Versatile Texture Creation: Easily dial in from soft gels to rigid sticks by adjusting usage level.
- Superior Pigment & Active Suspension: Fibrous network suspends pigments, glitters, and mineral UV filters to help prevent settling.
- Amino-Acid Derived Technology: Based on L-Glutamic acid for a modern, high-performance approach to oil structuring.