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Squalane
Category
Emollient
Ingredient
Squalane
Definition
Category: Emollient
Type: Ingredient
Definition: Squalane is a derivative of squalene which is a lipid, a.k.a. a fat that is naturally produced by the oil glands in our skin to hydrate and maintain the barrier of our skin. In contrast to squalene, squalane is less susceptible to oxidation and is therefore more stable.
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Benefits
- Skin-moisturising
- Does not cause irritation
- Non greasy feel
- Ensures that products have a spreadable texture and absorb ingredients more effectively into the skin.
Danger
- N/A
Hint
More stable than squalene
Contraindications
N/A
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