Licorice Root Wax | Glycyrrhiza Glabra

Licorice Root Wax

A botanical wax for anhydrous cosmetic and fragrance formulations.

At a Glance

• Common name: Licorice.
• Plant part: Roots.

Specifications

• Trade botanical name: Glycyrrhiza Glabra.
• Family: Fabaceae.
• Common name: Licorice.
• INCI: Glycyrrhiza Glabra Root Wax.
• Part used: Roots.
• Extraction: Supercritical CO₂
• Appearance: Solid wax
• Flower origin / extraction: Bulgaria.
• Melting point: 60–70 °C
• Solubility: Oil-, alcohol- and butter-soluble; water-insoluble
• Perfumery role: Base; fixative

Aromatic Profile

A wax-rich licorice root CO₂ extract with a concentrated botanical character for oil-based and anhydrous formulations.

Material Character

• Root-derived botanical profile
• Rich, semi-solid wax texture
• Designed for anhydrous and oil-based formulations

Composition & Formulation

A botanical wax for anhydrous cosmetic and fragrance formulations.

Technical Details

• Plant part: Roots.

Formulation Notes

• Melt gently into the oil phase of anhydrous formulations
• Use to add structure and botanical character
• Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place

Applications

Cosmetic Formulation

• Balms and anhydrous body products
• Solid perfumes and fragrance bases
• Texture and structure in oil-based formulations

Safety & Handling

• For external use only; do not ingest.
• Patch test the finished formulation.
• Avoid direct flame and unnecessary heat.
• Store tightly closed and protected from heat, light and air.