White Tea Leaf Wax | Camellia Sinensis

Specifications of White Tea CO₂ Wax

• Botanical Name: Camellia Sinensis.
• Family Name: Theaceae.
• Common Name: White Tea.
• INCI: Camellia Sinensis Wax.
• Part Used: Leaves.
• Note: Base. Fixative in perfumery.
• Scent: Floral with powdery undertone.
• Appearance: Solid Wax.
• Country of Origin: Bulgaria.
• Melting Point: 60–70 °C (140–158 °F).
• Solubility: Soluble in oils, alcohol, and butters; insoluble in water.

Uses & Applications:

1. Skincare (Premium & Functional Formulations):
- Acts as a natural emollient and skin-conditioning agent, helping to soften and smooth the skin.
- Forms a light protective barrier that reduces transepidermal water loss (TEWL).
- Contributes antioxidant support, helping protect against environmental stressors.
- Ideal for anti-aging creams, eye balms, and restorative serums.
- Enhances texture and stability in balms, salves, and solid perfumes.

2.Haircare:
- Provides light conditioning and softness to hair fibers.
- Adds natural shine without greasiness.
- Useful in styling balms, pomades, and leave-in conditioners.
- Helps tame frizz and improve manageability.

3. Natural Perfumery & Solid Fragrances:
- Serves as an elegant fixative and base material in solid perfumes.
- Adds a soft green-tea nuance that enhances delicate floral or herbal accords.
- Blends beautifully with jasmine, osmanthus, neroli, bergamot, and soft woods.
I- deal for balm perfumes and enfleurage-style compositions.

4. Candles & Specialty Wax Blends:
- Can be incorporated into natural wax blends for niche candles.
- Adds unique botanical character and subtle scent complexity.
- Improves texture and burn quality when blended with other plant waxes.

Safety

Safety and Handling:

• Non-toxic and non-sensitizing; safe for topical use.
• Store in a cool, dark environment to prevent oxidation.
• Melts easily in a double boiler; avoid direct flame heating.
• Shelf life: 3 years when stored properly.
• For external use only.