Berry wax

This plant wax is obtained from the shells of the berries of the lacquer tree, lacquer sumac (Rhus verniciflua), which thrives in India, Japan, Korea and parts of China. The berries are boiled and the raw wax is then skimmed off and filtered. The wax has a soft consistency and is therefore often used as a consistency-giving, slightly coemulsifying and moisturising component in cosmetic products .

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Rebecca Kerneza

Rebecca Kerneza

Interested in integrative medicine and health and is happy to be able to contribute her knowledge to her work in marketing at kingnature. Loves sports activities in the mountains, spending time on & in the water and socializing in beautiful places and lively cities.