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Other Raw Materials

Other raw materials: essential ingredients for technical and natural formulations

In the world of cosmetic, functional nutrition and aromatherapy, there are ingredients that are not always the protagonists, but they are essential to achieve stable, effective and safe products. The category of other raw materials It brings together a set of technical, botanical and functional compounds that complement and enrich any natural or industrial formula.

From antioxidants to emulsifiers, citrus extracts and technical oils, these raw materials are key to professionals who formulate cosmetic, food, pharmaceutical or hygiene products. Discover what they are, what they are for and how to choose them correctly.

What are the other raw materials?

The other raw materials are technical or specialized ingredients that fulfill complementary or structural functions within a formulation. Unlike essential oils or plant extracts, their main function is not always active, but support, conservation, texture, aroma or stabilization.

Common types of other raw materials

  • Antioxidants(natural and synthetic)

  • Emulsifiers and surfactants

  • Macerates and concentrated citrus extracts

  • Pure aromatic compounds(such as D-limonene or cinnamic aldehyde)

  • Fatty or technical materials(mineral oil, squalene, etc.)

  • Preservatives and dissolution vehicles

What are these raw materials for?

1. Improve the stability of formulas

Ingredients like B.H.A. or squalane They help maintain the integrity of the product against the passage of time, light or oxygen. They are essential in natural cosmetics that require long duration without compromising their effectiveness.

2. Enhance product effectiveness

Some compounds such as aloe vera or the methyl salicylate They not only stabilize, but provide soothing, anti-inflammatory or moisturizing benefits according to its use.

3. Give texture, aroma or sensation to the final product

Emulsifiers, surfactants such as tergitol, and aromatics such as D‑limonene, help make a cream, gel or tonic pleasant to use, with a good smell and a stable texture.

Applications by sectors

Natural and ecological cosmetics

  • Vegetable squalane: deep hydration without a greasy feel.

  • pure aloe vera: soothing, anti-redness and regenerating.

  • Citrus extracts 5× or 10×: natural aromatic enhancers.

Functional and nutraceutical food

  • aloe vera juice suitable for consumption.

  • Natural preservatives that comply with food regulations.

Aromatherapy and technical perfumery

  • natural d‑limonene and cinnamic aldehyde as top notes and fixatives.

  • methyl salicylate: analgesic and aromatic effect.

Industry and natural cleaning

  • White mineral oil: neutral and stable dissolution vehicle.

  • Emulson: improves the mixing of aqueous and oil phases.

Official sources and regulatory bodies in Spain

For technical and regulatory information, consult the following public bodies:

  • AEMPS – Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products:https://www.aemps.gob.es
    For regulations on cosmetic, pharmaceutical and health product uses.

  • AESAN – Spanish Agency for Food Safety and Nutrition:https://www.aesan.gob.es
    Regulates ingredients for human consumption and nutritional supplements.

  • MAP – Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food:https://www.mapa.gob.es
    For uses related to plant health, phytotherapy and agricultural products.

  • Ministry of Health:https://www.sanidad.gob.es
    General framework on chemical substances and ingredients for use in human consumption.

Official sources and regulatory bodies in Europe

European Union

United Kingdom / United Kingdom

France / France

Deutschland / Germany

Italy

Polska / Poland

Portugal

România / Romania

  • National Agency for Medicamentului și a Dispozitivelor Medicale (ANMDMR)https://www.anm.ro

  • Autoritatea Națională Sanitară Veterinară și pentru Siguranța Alimentelor (ANSVSA)https://www.ansvsa.ro