Buying an ingredient starts with knowing what you need it to do. A finished hair oil and an oil sold as a raw material may share familiar words in their names, but their intended uses and product information can differ. Begin in our DIY & Ingredients catalogue when you are shopping for making supplies.
Start with the format
Browse by the type of material your project calls for. The catalogue includes waxes and butters, natural oils and clays. Shea Butter and Beeswax (White/Ivory) are two examples to explore.
Read the individual listing before choosing. The product name or an ingredient photograph alone cannot tell you every detail about a material’s processing, specification or intended application.
Check the quantity you are selecting
Where size options are offered, select the pack you want before checking the price and adding it to your cart. Read the unit carefully and distinguish the size of one pack from the number of packs you are ordering.
For a larger requirement, tell us the ingredient name, total quantity, preferred pack format and when you need it. Ask us to confirm current availability and the options that can be supplied.
Bring these questions to your enquiry
- What is the exact material or product specification?
- What pack sizes and quantities are available?
- What intended uses and storage guidance apply?
- Can you provide the relevant label information or safety data sheet?
- What information is needed to quote for a bulk order?
These questions help make an enquiry specific. A catalogue listing is not a formulation recipe or confirmation that a material suits every application. If a detail you need is missing, ask about the ingredient before ordering. Our business enquiries page is also a useful starting point for discussing supply requirements.