Vegetable squalane

An outstanding emollient, squalane hydrates, protects the skin and the hair fiber and prevents their dehydration . Ideal in anti-wrinkle serums, repairing milks or hair masks and oils, squalane has a very dry feel and penetrates quickly.

 However, its virtues are similar to other active ingredients: protective, emollient and moisturizing without a greasy effect.... Yes, but one of the reasons for its great fame is its excellent affinity with our skin and our hair. It’s this affinity that makes the difference! Its structure is close to our sebum, the main constituent of our natural skin barrier (our famous hydrolipic film). By natural affinity, our skin and hair easily accept squalane and benefit from it very quickly. From this union, skin and hair are born that are soft, smooth, supple and protected from any risk of dehydration.

Cosmetic properties:

Moisturizing and emollient

Protective: it helps protect the skin from external aggressions (cold, wind, sun)

Neutral odor: goes perfectly with any vegetable oil or butter

Very penetrating: extra dry touch

Spreads easily and has a silky feel

Extremely stable to oxidation

Organoleptic properties:

Composition: > 92% squalane from the hydrogenation of squalene from olive oil

THUMB: SQUALANE

Origin: plant

Origin: France

Quality: cosmetic raw material

Presentation & appearance: colorless and odorless oily liquid

Acid number: max 0.5

Density: 0.810-0.825

Indice de saponification : max 3,0

Precautions for use:

Keep out of reach of children.

In general, keep properly closed, away from light and heat.

Respect the recommended dosages.

Do not ingest. Do not inhale.