SHELLAC as the word is commonly used, refers to all forms of purified lac - a natural resin secreted by the tiny lac insect on certain trees, principally in India and Thailand.
Aniline and other chemical dyes have long replaced lac-derived dyes. But despite the many synthetic resins produced by the chemical industry, natural shellac still retains its important place in the decorating products field as well as in such diverse applications as pharmaceutical, candy and fruit coatings, printing inks, furniture finishing, adhesives, grinding wheels, hat stiffening, and paper and foil coatings.

Types of Shellac : Lemon I & II, Dewaxed Bleached Shellac and Aleuritic Acid.

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