Keywords

• BTMS
• Material Btms
• Purity Btms

Quick Details

• ProName: Btms 50/Behentrimonium Methosulfate/Bt...
• CasNo: 81646-13-1
• Appearance: white flakes
• DeliveryTime: within 7 days
• PackAge: bag or carton
• Port: xingang
• ProductionCapacity: 100 Kilogram/Day
• Purity: 99%
• Storage: Store in dry, dark and ventilated plac...
• LimitNum: 1 Kilogram

Superiority

• ProName: Btms 50/Behentrimonium Methosulfate/Bt...
• CasNo: 81646-13-1
• Molecular Formula: C26H57NO4S
• Appearance: white flakes
• Application: Hair Conditioner
• DeliveryTime: About 25-30 days 
• PackAge: 25kg/bag 50kg/bag
• Port: Tianjin , Qingdao,Shanghai,Ningbo
• ProductionCapacity: 200 Metric Ton/Week
• Purity: Above 99%
• Storage: Keep it in dry, cool and ventilated pl...
• Transportation: shipping，Land transportation，Air freig...
• LimitNum: 1 Metric Ton
• ProName: Hair Care CAS 81646-13-1 Btms
• Cas Number:: 81646-13-1 BTMS 50
• Key words: Factory Supply Btms
• Key words 1: Hair Conditioner Btms
• Key words 2: 81646-13-1 Material

Details

Product Basic Information:

1.Is Btms 50 natural
The ChemConx BTMS 50 Behentrimonium Methosulfate / BTMS 25% is a natural, cationic conditioning emulsifier

typically used in quality hair and skin care formulations. It is derived from what is commonly called rapeseed oil.

2.What is Btms 50 used for
BTMS 50, is a natural conditioning emulsifier derived from Colza oil. It can be used to emulsify lotions and scrubs

but is more commonly used to make hair conditioners. The recommended usage rate is 1 - 10%. BTMS-25 will

give creams and lotions a powdery, soft feel, and can be used to emulsify high levels of silicones.

3.Is Btms good for hair
BTMS is a cationic (positively charged) emulsifying wax. Because it's cationic it is also "conditioning"-it adsorbs

(creates a very fine coating) on skin and hair, giving an amazing finish that is unique to cationic ingredients. ...

It also functions as a complete emulsifying wax, and offers noticeable thickening.

4.What can I use instead of Btms 50
Behentrimonium Chloride (BTMC) can be a good alternative; pure BTMC does not contain any stabilizing ingredients

so if a recipe calls for 5% BTMS-50 I would recommend using 2.5% each BTMC and cetearyl alcohol. The maxiumum

recommended usage rate for BTMC is 3%.