Obtaining lanolin from animal hair with subsequent use in cosmetics

2025

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DOI 10.54596/2958-0048-2025-3-22-25
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Abstract

This scientific article examines the process of obtaining lanolin from sheep's wool and its subsequent use in cosmetics. The article describes the methods of extraction of lanolin, its chemical composition and physical properties, discusses various ways of using lanolin as an ingredient in cosmetic products, including its moisturizing and protective properties for the skin. This article provides important information about the prospects for the use of lanolin in the cosmetics industry, emphasizes its importance as a natural and effective component in cosmetic formulas.