This product provides a soft, silky feel to the skin, improves the spreadability of cosmetic formulations, reduces the stickiness in deodorants, and enhances both dry and wet combability in hair care products.

For skincare emulsions and creams, the recommended dosage is 0.5-2%. For sunscreen products, which benefit from its protective and waterproofing properties, the recommended dosage ranges from 1% to 10%.

It serves as an effective defoamer across multiple industries including petroleum (drilling mud/gas separation), sewage treatment (aeration tanks), food processing (fermentation/juice processing), papermaking (pulp washing), and chemical/pharmaceutical reactions.

By adding thermal conductive fillers like alumina or boron nitride, it is used to formulate thermal grease (heat dissipation paste) to fill microscopic gaps between CPUs, GPUs, and heat sinks for efficient heat transfer.

Yes, it acts as an efficient release agent widely used in plastic products (such as tires), rubber manufacturing, polyurethane foam production, and the metal casting industry.

Yes, when brushed on the surface of concrete, brick, and other building materials, it creates a strong hydrophobic barrier that effectively prevents water penetration.