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Vegetable Glycerine
Starwest Vegetable Glycerine is an amazing product whose unusual combination of properties has made it useful in a wide variety of applications. Historically, glycerine was produced commercially as a by-product in the manufacture of soap. Today, conventional vegetable glycerine is derived from palm oil by the process of hydrogenolysis, which takes off the fatty acids, leaving pure vegetable glycerine.One factor that makes glycerine so useful is its nontoxicity. As a food, it is easily digested. Metabolized in the body like a carbohydrate, its warm, sweet taste makes it an excellent substitute for sugar (about 80 calories per tblsp). Glycerine 's unique properties and solvent action make it very useful in the production and preservation of herbal extracts. Glycerine is used extensively in the preparation of coffee and tea flavors, and as an ingredient in soft drinks.
Glycerine is also widely used as a humectant, a penetrant, and a softening agent. An effective ingredient in massage preparations, glycerine provides a soothing effect, making the skin supple, and offering a protective action. The emollient and lubricating properties of glycerine make it effective anytime there is hardness, drying, or scaling of the skin.
Starwest Vegetable Glycerine is Certified Kosher.
Ingredients: 100% pure vegetable glycerine USP. Warm sweet taste, ideal for food use.
Packaging: Our 1 gallon Vegetable Glycerine is packaged in an high-density polyethylene (HDPE) jug, with a tight-fitting plastic lid to help protect contents from moisture and air.
Directions: When used topically, dilute first for best results.

Vegetable Glycerine
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by PH on September 22, 2016
Product: Vegetable Glycerine
Very happy
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by Fred on August 23, 2016
Product: Vegetable Glycerine
Very good quaility fast service, Web site easy to manuver
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by Barb on February 2, 2016
Product: Vegetable Glycerine
Excellant
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by ET on June 25, 2015
Product: Vegetable Glycerine