BHT Powder - 113g (3.98 Oz) | Premium Paraben-Free Butylated Hydroxytoluene (BHT) for Cosmetics

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I really appreciate the very thorough, transparent label! Imported by- with address & phone# Manufactured by- with company name Made in India Packed/Marketed by- with address and a Questions/Feedback PHONE NUMBER ! website and email Batch No.- provided Packing Date-provided Expiration Date: 5/1/2026 COSMETIC GRADE If your here, you probably already know about BHT. For those who don't, BHT (butylated hydroxytoluene) is a synthetic antioxidant & preservative that extends a product's shelf life. Food Grade BHT is commonly used in; Baked products/Shortening, Vegetable oils & Margarins, Processed meats, Nut products, Canned foods, Chewing gum, Potato chips, Instant noodles and other foods. It's also commonly used in Skincare & Cosmetics. There's other industrial & pharmaceutical uses for it also. As a hobby, for family use, I make handmade soap; from old school soap like our relatives used to make back in the day from the most basic of ingredients to more luxurious ingredients, lightly fragranced & eye appealing colorful designs. The majority of the ingredients I use are of safer, food grade quality as I try to create my soaps using natural ingredients other than a small % of mica colorants & light amounts of man-made fragrance. I stay away from common additives found in commercial soaps however... Handmade soap without chemical additives at times can be prone to oxidation and a dreaded orange discoloration. A long-cured soap (air dries & hardens) can take many months before this discoloration may appear. What a huge disappointment it is if and when it does show up! A waste of pricey ingredients, a couple days of work & months long awaiting. Hence, my hoping a small amount of BHT will help. Any soapers here? I'm going to experiment with 6 batches, 2 using fragile, easily oxidized ingredients and 4 batches using my all the same sources/ingredients from my typical recipe. 2 with the recommended & safe suggested amounts of BHT and 2 batches preferably adding 1/2 of the suggested & safe levels of BHT. I'll combine this with my natural sources of antioxidants/preservatives that I already use in every batch that definitely have made great improvements from my first several inexperienced batches about 4 years ago. >> It'll take months to find out the results. If I remember, lol and I find this brand of BHT improves my batches, I'll certainly come back to share & raise my stars. >>> Meanwhile, I appreciate receiving this product with a very thorough, transparent label including a phone number, website & email if a consumer has any concerns. Not to mention this product has a reasonable price. For the label alone, I'm giving this product 5 stars. Suggestion: Since it's a crystalized powder I'll take extra care to seal the original bag in a Ziploc to lessen humidity degrading the product's effectiveness. (I've learned the hard way with some expensive powder ingredients!)

This stabilizer is a good idea to extend the life of your oil and engine.

The product says "powder", but it is not powder. It's large crystals, about the size of large sugar crystals. I bought to use to preserve homemade body oils/body butters, but it's not suitable, since it would be chunks of crystals in the body oil. When I went to return it, it said "not eligible for return".

I bought this to make a muzzleloader bore lube that will not go rancid. I mixed the BHT in at about 1% by weight - 10 or more times what is needed - because this product will not touch skin. The crystals dissolve into my bore butter readily after I heated it on the stove gently. I cannot complain. This is a synthetic antioxidant that should keep the tins of bore lube I made stable for a decade or more.