Squalane
- INCI:
- Squalane
- Also known as:
- Vegetable squalane
Dry-feel emollient with high affinity for the skin's lipids, currently obtained from plant sources such as sugarcane or olives. It is one of the most in-demand natural alternatives to silicones, with excellent stability and a light sensory feel.
Functions
Typical applications
- Oil serums
- Facial creams
- Hair oils
- Makeup foundations
Specialties
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