Lanosterol

Antistatic emollient hair conditioning skin conditioning

Status: Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief: Lanosterol is a naturally occurring sterol, originally identified in wool grease, that belongs to a group of fatty alcohols. In cosmetics it is used to condition the skin and hair, to soften and smooth surfaces as an emollient, and to help reduce static in hair products.
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