The only French manufacturer of vaselines

The Aiglon group is the only French specialist in the manufacture of vaselines and waxes, gels, oils and technical products.

Its high technical level and its constant search for innovation have earned it a worldwide reputation. Its quality standards exceed the requirements of the main market standards.

The permanent investment efforts and the high level of the research team make Aiglon a leading company in its sector, resolutely turned towards the future.

The group is made up of three companies: Aiglon and Synteal for petroleum jellies and gels, Civetea for industrial waxes.

The creation of new tailor-made textures, transgels, waxes, natural products

Our scientific team has developed the largest range of petroleum jellies in the world. More than 50 standard references from “classic” grades to melting emollients that spread easily and add a soft comfortable feeling.

Attentive to customer needs, our teams innovate and create new textures: made-to-measure vaselines, a range of transparent gelling agents (Transgels), waxes for special applications, natural plant-based alternative products with the Naturelyn range, Cosmos-Ecocert certified, Naturelyn Oil, Cosmos approved, and Naturelyn DP60, thickener.

A bespoke product just for you – Aiglon makes it happen !

The purest range of Codex petroleum products in the world

Petroleum jelly purity is defined by pharmacopoeias. In 2003, European national pharmacopoeias were standardised. But the requirement level of the French Codex Pharmacopoeia is considerably higher than the current European Pharmacopoeia.

The Codex vaselines manufactured by Aiglon maintain this level of quality. The results of the current tests are clearly above the standards in force (US Pharmacopoeia, European Pharmacopoeia...)

The only petroleum jelly manufacturer certified European GMP Part II

The EuropeanGMP Part IIcertification is the only regulatory reference that can be used during inspections of pharmaceutical establishments by their supervisory authorities.

Other “good manufacturing practice” alternative references, created by membership organisations, are much less restrictive and do not give the right to sell petroleum jellies as API’s.