Cosmetic Bases
Not everyone has the time or ability to manufacture Cosmetics from scratch. At
New Directions Aromatics, we have created a line of top quality Bases to make
product formulations an easy process; allowing you to focus on your unique fragrance
combinations, coloring, fortifying with extracts & vitamins and of course
decorations and your branded packaging.



Our range is very extensive - everything from Shampoo Base, Cream Base with jojoba,
Lotion Base with Jojoba - to the more consumer specific Body Butter Base, Massage
Gel Base, and Facial Scrub Bases. If you need Conditioner Base, we have it, and
if you need Shower Gel Base, we have that too, each formulated to be extremely
robust. Anyone can now make sophisticated formulations from the comfort of their
own kitchen!
Every one of our bases is designed specifically to support the addition of Essential
Oils and Fragrant Oils.
Try adding Carrot Seed Essential Oil, Lemon Teatree Essential Oil, Geranium Essential
Oil, or Chamomile Essential Oil. In minutes you can create your own Lavender Rosewood
Cream, or your own Vanilla Peppermint Lotion. With our range of over 250 stock
essential oils - Anise Star, Cedarwood, Cognac, Bergamot, Eucalyptus, Mandarin,
Sweet Orange, Davana - just to name a few, the possibilities are endless!
Even better, try adding various botanical extracts
for that exotic fortification - Ginseng Root, Green Tea Extract, or
Nutgrass. If you think you require colorants, we have those too. You can try blending
with our range of Lab Color products, or try adding natural Australian colored
clays for an exotic label that matches your exotic product.
It is that simple, and it is that easy!
As with all Manufacturing processes, New Directions Aromatics recommends Lab-Scale
testing prior to producing larger scale commercial runs. As a guideline, additives
should not exceed 1% of the entire product by weight (recommended level of essential
oils is 0.5%). Some essential oils such as lemongrass or citrus oils may need
to be used in lower concentrations due to the effects on emulsifying ingredients
and packaging materials especially plastics.
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