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Neutral oil MCT Caprylis 60/40 is a light, stable and sensorily very pleasant esterified oil based on triglycerides of medium-chain fatty acids. It is obtained ... read more
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Neutral oil MCT Caprylis 60/40 is a light, stable and sensorily very pleasant esterified oil based on triglycerides of medium-chain fatty acids. It is obtained by processing vegetable fats rich in caprylic acid and capric acid, most commonly from coconut oil or palm kernel oil, with the fatty acids being fractionated, purified and subsequently esterified with glycerin to yield the final caprylic/capric triglycerides.In cosmetic formulations it is used as a neutral carrier oil, a light emollient, a dispersing component and a stable lipid phase. Compared to classic vegetable oils, it has a very low content of accompanying substances, an almost neutral odour, a light appearance and high oxidative stability. It does not leave a heavy greasy film, spreads well and helps improve slip, softness and comfort of cosmetic preparations.The designation 60/40 expresses the typical ratio of medium-chain fatty acids, approximately 60 % caprylic acid C8 and 40 % capric acid C10. Thanks to this composition, Caprylis is suitable for modern formulations where a light non-greasy feel, good spreadability and high stability of the lipid component are required.
MCT oil consists mainly of triglycerides of medium-chain fatty acids, whereas regular vegetable oils naturally contain a broader spectrum of fatty acids and accompanying substances. As a result, MCT oil is lighter, more neutral and more stable.
Yes, in an appropriate amount it is also suitable for lighter formulations for oilier skin, because it has a drier, less greasy feel than many classic oils. However, the overall result depends on the entire formula.
It can replace part or all of the oil phase if the goal is a lighter and more neutral product. However, it must be taken into account that it does not provide the same profile of natural accompanying substances as pressed vegetable oils.
Yes, it can be used as a stable oil base for macerating dried plant materials. Thanks to its neutral odour and good stability it is particularly suitable where the carrier oil should not significantly change the scent or colour of the macerate.
Compared to rich vegetable oils it feels lighter and spreads more quickly. The film on the skin is finer and less heavy, although the exact feel depends on the dosage and on the combination with other components.
Yes, it is used in hair oils, end serums and leave-in products, where it helps improve slip, shine and spreadability without significantly weighing the hair down.