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Squalane

Squalane Oil Manufacturer | 100% Plant-Derived Skin Bio-Identical Lipid (CAS: 111-01-3) Headline: Premium Squalane Manufacturer | ≥98% Purity Plant-Based Emollient (CAS: 111-01-3) Sub-info: Hydrogenated from Olive/Sugarcane | Highly Stable & Non-Comedogenic | Cosmetic Grade USP: Bio-Identical to Human Sebum | Superior Oxidative Stability | Ready Stock in US/EU

Introduction


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Squalane (CAS: 111-01-3) is the submerged, relentless subordinate of Squalene. Though Squalene is a ordinary component of human sebum (approx. 13%), it is significantly insecure and slanted to oxidation. Through hydrogenation, we alter over plant-derived Squalene into Squalane, making a faultlessly unfaltering, colorless, and odorless hydrocarbon that offers all the benefits of the characteristic lipid without the shelf-life issues.

As a specialized B2B maker, we offer High-Purity Plant-Derived Squalane (98%). Not at all like shark-derived sources, our thing is ethical, attainable (Olive/Sugarcane starting), and vegan-friendly. It is the gold standard emollient for high-end skincare, known for its "dry oil" surface and exceptional biocompatibility.

 

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Functions


Squalane acts as a biomimetic boundary repair agent:

1. Biomimetic Hindrance Recovery (MOA):

Structurally undefined to the alkanes found in human sebum, Squalane planning reliably into the lipid bilayers of the stratum corneum. It repairs the skin obstacle physically, foreseeing Transepidermal Water Hardship (TEWL) and securing against common aggressors.

2. Tall Soundness Antioxidant Carrier:

Being totally submerged (C30H62), Squalane is chemically sit out of gear and secure to oxidation. This makes it an idealize carrier oil for stabilizing shaky actives like Retinol and Vitamin C in oil-based serums.

3. Significant Invasion & Cell Nourishment:

Its moo nuclear weight and lipophilic nature allow it to enter significantly, bolstering cellular lipids and reestablishing suppleness to dry, depleted skin without clearing out a sleek residue.

4. Microbiome Friendly:

Unlike a few plant oils that can reinforce Malassezia (infectious skin break out), unadulterated Squalane is for the most portion non-fermentable by skin commensals, making it secure for acne-prone and tricky skin.

Applications


• Facial Oils & Serums: The "Wonderful Vessel" base for waterless wonderfulness formulations.

• Moisturizers & Creams: Progresses spreadability and gives a luxurious, smooth after-feel.

• Hair Care: Acts as a lightweight warm protectant and shimmer enhancer for portion ends.

• Makeup: Utilized in foundations and lip things to expect breaking and make strides wear time.

Flow Chart


Sustainable Plant-Based Production:

1.Sourcing: Moral sourcing of Olive Pomace or Renewable Sugarcane.

2.Extraction: Confinement of rough Squalene.

3.Hydrogenation: Catalytic immersion of twofold bonds to change over Squalene (C30H50) to Squalane (C30H62).

4.Distillation: High-vacuum atomic refining to evacuate debasements and odor.

5.Filtration: Expulsion of catalyst residues.

6.QC Testing: Virtue investigation through GC.

7.Packaging: Nitrogen-flushed drums to guarantee freshness.

Quality Standard of Lactoferrin


Spec: Squalane 98% (Plant-Derived)

ItemSpecificationResult
Active IngredientSqualane (C30H62)99.2%
AppearanceColorless Transparent LiquidConforms
OdorOdorlessConforms
Specific Gravity (20°C)0.810 – 0.8200.815
Refractive Index (20°C)1.4510 – 1.45301.4522
Acid Value≤ 0.1 mg KOH/g0.02 mg KOH/g
Iodine Value≤ 4.0 g I2/100g0.5 g I2/100g
Saponification Value≤ 3.0 mg KOH/g0.8 mg KOH/g
Heavy Metals≤ 10 ppm< 5 ppm
Arsenic (As)≤ 2 ppm< 1 ppm
Purity (GC)≥ 98.0%98.8%

Method of Analysis of Lactoferrin


• Gas Chromatography (GC): Utilized to confirm the immaculateness and guarantee the total immersion of twofold bonds (nonattendance of remaining Squalene).

• Iodine Esteem Test: Basic for affirming soundness. A moo Iodine Esteem (<4) proves that the hydrogenation process is complete and the oil will not go rancid.

Reference Chromatogram of Lactoferrin Reference Substance


(Description): The GC chromatogram appears a single major crest comparing to Squalane. No crests for unsaturated hydrocarbons or dissolvable buildups are recognized, affirming its tall immaculateness and reasonableness for hypoallergenic formulations.

Stability and Safety


Stability Studies

• Shelf Life: 24 months.

• Oxidative Steadiness: Amazingly steady. Not at all like rosehip or grapeseed oil, Squalane does not oxidize easily.

• Conditions: Steady over a wide extend of temperatures and pH levels.

• Data: Quickened soundness tests at 45°C for 3 months appear zero increment in Peroxide Esteem (PV).

Safety & Handling (MSDS Summary)

• Classification: Non-hazardous restorative ingredient.

• Comedogenicity: Non-comedogenic (Scale 0-1).

• Handling: No uncommon PPE required past standard hygiene.

• Storage: Store in a cool, dry put. Not at all like Squalene, it does not require refrigeration, but keep absent from extraordinary heat.

long-term stability testing of Squalane Oil

msds of Squalane Oil

Customer Comments


Item Designer, US Clean Magnificence Brand

Item Designer, US Clean Magnificence Brand

2026.02.05

★★★★☆

"The surface of your Olive Squalane is indistinguishable to the costly brands but at a much superior cost point. It retains instantly."
R&D Director, French Skincare OEM

R&D Director, French Skincare OEM

2026.02.05

★★★★☆

"We utilize this as the carrier for our Retinol oil. It keeps the retinol steady and the clear color implies we do not have to stress approximately clump variations."

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FAQ


What is the source of your Squalane?

We offer two sorts: Olive-Derived (premium) and Sugarcane-Derived (sustainable/renewable). Both are 100% plant-based and vegetarian, with no shark liver oil involvement.

Does it have an sleek finish?

No. Squalane is popular for its "Dry Oil" wrap up. It assimilates quickly into the stratum corneum, clearing out the skin delicate and plush, not greasy.

Is it secure for contagious acne?

Yes. Being a immersed hydrocarbon, unadulterated Squalane is one of the few oils that is by and large considered secure for Malassezia-prone skin as the yeast cannot effectively metabolize it.

References


1.Kim, S. K., & Karadeniz, F. (2012). "Natural significance and applications of squalene and squalane." Progresses in Nourishment and Nourishment Research.

2.Huang, Z. R., et al. (2009). "Natural and pharmacological exercises of squalene and related compounds." Molecules.

3.Cosmetic Fixing Survey (CIR). "Last Report on the Security Appraisal of Squalane and Squalene."

4.Sethi, A., et al. (2016). "Moisturizers: The Dangerous Street." Indian Diary of Dermatology.

5.Pappas, A. (2009). "Epidermal surface lipids." Dermato-Endocrinology.

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