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Squalane

Squalane is a derivative of squalene, a substance naturally found in human sebum. Used in skincare, squalane is a stabilized and hydrogenated version, known for its high skin tolerance and nourishing properties. Unlike squalene, which oxidizes easily, squalane is stable, non-comedogenic, and suitable for all skin types, including oily and sensitive skin.

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FAQ about squalane

What is the source of squalane used in skincare?
The squalane used in skincare is often derived from plant sources, such as olive oil or sugarcane.
Can squalane be used on hair?
Yes, squalane can be used on hair to protect it, reduce frizz, and provide shine.
Is squalane suitable for oily skin?
While squalane is particularly beneficial for dry skin, it can also be used to care for oily skin.
Can squalane be used in its pure form?
Yes, it is possible to use squalane directly on the skin.
Is squalane a component of sebum?
No, the squalane is not a component of sebum, unlike squalene, from which it is derived.

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Squalane

What is the source of squalane used in skincare?

Can squalane be used on hair?

Is squalane suitable for oily skin?

Can squalane be used in its pure form?

Is squalane a component of sebum?

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