Squalane (hydrogenated Squalene)
A fully saturated, shelf-stable derivative of squalene — a lipid naturally found in human sebum. Squalane is typically derived from olives or sugarcane and is prized for its lightweight, non-comedogenic emollient properties. It closely mimics the skin's own lipid composition, making it exceptionally well-tolerated across skin types.
Squalane (hydrogenated Squalene)Botanical illustration
§ 1The molecules
2,6,10,15,19,23-Hexamethyltetracosane
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