Olive squalane

Olive squalane is a lightweight plant-based emollient that hydrates, softens and smooths the skin in cosmetics without a greasy feel. It is produced from an olive source (Olea europaea) by hydrogenation , which gives squalene a stable, saturated form suitable for cosmetic formulations. According to manufacturer data, it absorbs quickly and leaves no greasy film. It is suitable for facial oils, serums and creams, as well as hair and body care. The raw material is of plant origin , vegan, palm oil-free and readily biodegradable. Key benefits Hydration without a greasy film – it forms a thin layer on the skin that limits water loss without leaving a shine or sticky feel. It absorbs quickly. Skin barrier support – the manufacturer states that it strengthens the skin's natural barrier and maintains suppleness. Mature skin shows the most visible response. Anti-aging – it contains antioxidants. According to manufacturer studies, it helps neutralise free radicals, improves skin elasticity and firmness, and reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Formulation stability – after hydrogenation it is saturated, so it does not turn yellow or change scent the way unsaturated vegetable oils do. Hair care – in hair oils and leave-in serums it smooths unruly hair, adds shine and does not weigh it down. The manufacturer also indicates support for scalp hydration. Use in formulation It is added to the oil phase . It dissolves in oils and anhydrous bases and does not mix with water, so it requires an emulsifier in creams and lotions. It can be processed cold or hot; when heating, keep