Standard No.:	SH 0007-1990(1998)
English Name:	White oil for makeup
Chinese Name:	化妆用白油
Chinese Classification:	E42    Petroleum wax
Professional Classification:	SH    Professional Standard - Petrochemical
Issued on:	1991-3-26
Implemented on:	1992-4-1
Status:	superseded
Superseded by:	NB/SH 0007-2015 White oil for makeup NB/SH/T 0913-2015 Light white oil
Superseded on:	2016-3-1
Superseding:	GB 1791-1984 White oils for cosmetics and technical plants
Language:	English
File Format:	PDF
Word Count:	1000 words
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1 Subject Content and Application Scope This Standard specifies the technical requirements, inspection and acceptance methods for the cosmetic white oil. This Standard is suitable for the white oil which is prepared with the fractions of the petroleum lubricant through dewaxing, chemical refining or hydrogenation. This product is suitable to be the industrial raw materials of cosmetics and is applicable for the fabrication of hair cream, hair oil, lipstick and barrier cream etc. 2 Normative References GB/T 260 "Determination of Water Content in Petroleum Products" GB/T 265 "Petroleum Products-Determination of Kinematic Viscosity and Calculation of Dynamic Viscosity" GB/T 511 "Petroleum Products and Additives-Determination of Mechanical Impurities-Gravimetric Method" GB 3536 "Petroleum Products; Determination of Flash and Fire Points; Cleveland Open Cup Method" GB/T 4756 "Petroleum Liquids -- Manual Sampling" GB/T 7364 "Paraffin wax; Determination of Carbonizable Substances" GB 11081 "White oils-Determination of Ultraviolet Absorption" SH/T 0130 Methods for Testing Arsenic Limit in Petroleum Wax SH/T 0134 "White Oil Test for Solid Paraffin Wax" SH/T 0136 "Petroleum Wax test of Sulfide" SH 0164 "Petroleum Products -- Rules for Packaging, Storage, Transport, Delivery and Acceptance" SH/T 0405 "Methods for Testing Heavy Metal Limit in Vaseline" 3 Technical Requirements

1 Subject Content and Application Scope 2 Normative References 3 Technical Requirements 4. Packaging, Marking, Storage and Transport 5 Sampling Additional Explanation