Fifteen Cooling Solutions, One Portfolio
Eight WS-series models covering every cooling curve – from gentle and skin-friendly to maximum burst – plus the natural mint-derived ingredients and custom premixes formulators use alongside them.
How to Choose the Right Cooling Agent
Fast burst
WS-23 and WS-27 hit fast and fade clean – ideal for e-liquids, beverages and instant-cool confectionery.
Long & smooth
WS-5 and WS-10 build a 15-30 minute cooling wave for gum, toothpaste and oral care.
Mild & skin-friendly
WS-1 and WS-7 bring soft, non-irritating cooling to cosmetics and delicate flavors.
Every grade below ships with a batch COA, and 1 kg samples are available the same week. Browse the list – 6 products per page.
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Cooling Agent WS-5 – Long-Acting High-Impact Cooling
Cooling Agent WS-5 – Long-Acting High-Impact Cooling CAS: 68489-14-5 One of the strongest cooling agents – smooth, well-rounded, up to…
View specifications →Cooling Agent WS-7 – Soft Balanced Fast-Onset Cooling
Cooling Agent WS-7 – Soft Balanced Fast-Onset Cooling Appearance: White fine crystalline powder – Grade: Food / Cosmetic Soft, balanced,…
View specifications →L-Menthol (Menthol Crystals) – The Natural Cooling Classic
Natural L-menthol crystals (CAS 2216-51-5, FEMA 2665): the classic mint cooling reference with strong aroma - USP-grade, white crystalline, ≥99.7%…
View specifications →Menthyl Lactate – Smooth Long-Lasting Skin Cooling
Menthyl lactate (CAS 59259-38-0, FEMA 3748): a menthol ester with softer onset and long, comfortable cooling - a cosmetic-grade favorite…
View specifications →Menthyl Acetate – Minty Freshness with a Cooling Accent
Menthyl acetate (CAS 89-78-1, FEMA 2668): a colorless liquid with fresh mint aroma and mild cooling - the natural bridge…
View specifications →Natural Peppermint Oil (Mentha Piperita) – Aromatic Cooling Base
Natural peppermint oil (CAS 8006-90-4, FEMA 2848): steam-distilled Mentha piperita with 30-55% menthol - the aromatic backbone of mint cooling…
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