Oleamide Serinol

Status: Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief: Oleamide serinol is a compound formed by combining oleic acid, a fatty acid, with serinol, a small organic alcohol, through an amide bond. This gives a structure related to fatty amides found in some skin lipids.
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