Chemicals and Allied Products

What are Chemicals & Allied Materials 

The Chemicals & Allied category includes functional and supportive ingredients that improve performance, consistency, and shelf stability in finished goods. These materials are essential to modern formulation design—serving roles such as emulsifiers, fixatives, preservatives, stabilizers, and fragrance compounds.

Each material offered by HBNO® is selected for quality, purity, and compatibility with large-scale production requirements.

Types of Chemicals & Allied Products 

HBNO® offers a comprehensive portfolio of chemicals and allied materials, allowing formulators to optimize texture, stability, and aroma performance. 

Natural Solvents and Carriers 

Used to dilute or disperse aromatic and active ingredients for even formulation performance.

Examples: Dipropylene Glycol (DPG), Isopropyl Myristate (IPM), Fractionated Coconut Oil (MCT). 

Fixatives and Stabilizers 

Assist in maintaining consistency and longevity in fragrance, cosmetic, and industrial formulations. 

Examples: Benzoin Resinoid, Triethyl Citrate, Ambroxan. 

Preservatives and Antioxidants 

Used to extend product shelf life and maintain material stability over time. 

Examples: Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Benzoate. 

Surfactants and Emulsifiers 

Facilitate uniform blending of oil- and water-based components in lotions, sprays, and cleansers. 

Examples: Polysorbate 20, Polysorbate 80, PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil. 

Fragrance and Flavor Compounds 

Serve as key aromatic building blocks for perfumery, personal care, and home fragrance applications. 

Examples: Linalool, Citral, Geraniol, Coumarin. 

Specialty and Functional Ingredients 

Include advanced materials that provide texture, dispersion, or aesthetic properties in product development. 

Examples: Menthol Crystals, Camphor Powder, Vanillin. 

Features and Uses of Chemicals & Allied Materials 

Key Features 

• High-Purity Composition
  Materials meet rigorous quality specifications suitable for industrial and commercial manufacturing. 
• Batch-to-Batch Consistency
  Maintains uniform physical and chemical parameters to ensure predictable performance. 
• Formulation Flexibility
  Compatible with a wide variety of essential oils, carrier oils, and base ingredients. 
• Technical Documentation
  Accompanied by COA, SDS, and specification sheets for compliance and traceability. 
• Scalable Supply
  Available in commercial quantities to support both pilot and large-scale production. 

Common Uses 

• Fragrance and Flavor Manufacturing
  Used to improve aromatic complexity and stability. 
• Cosmetic and Personal Care Formulation
  Integrated into creams, lotions, serums, and cleansers. 
• Household and Industrial Cleaning
  Acts as solvents, surfactants, and stabilizing agents. 
• Aromatherapy and Home Fragrance
  Used in diffusers, sprays, and candle production. 
• Pharmaceutical and Laboratory Use
  Selected materials suitable for excipient and technical-grade functions. 

How to Store Chemicals & Allied Materials Properly 

Maintain Original Packaging 

Keep products in their sealed containers to prevent contamination or moisture absorption. 

Store in Controlled Conditions 

Ideal temperature range: 10–25 °C (50–77 °F). Avoid excessive humidity and direct light exposure. 

Segregate Incompatible Materials 

Store oxidizers, acids, and reactive compounds separately following safety data sheet (SDS) guidelines. 

Ensure Proper Labeling 

Each container should clearly indicate chemical name, batch number, and hazard classification for traceability.