Hydrogenated Ethylhexyl Coco-Oleate Estolides

Skin conditioning

Status: Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief: Hydrogenated ethylhexyl coco-oleate estolides are synthetic oily esters made by linking fatty acids from coconut oil and oleic acid into short chains, capping them with ethylhexyl alcohol and then hydrogenating them. In cosmetic products they are used as skin-conditioning agents, helping to leave the skin feeling soft and smooth.
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