Olive Squalane
Olive Squalane
Enhance your skincare creations with our Olive Squalane, a stable, plant-derived oil extracted from olives, perfect for DIY formulations seeking a regenerative and moisturizing effect. This lightweight, non-greasy oil is an essential ingredient for Kiwi crafters looking to restore youthful skin vitality.
- Derived from olives, ensuring a natural, plant-based source.
- Highly stable compared to squalene, making it ideal for cosmetic use.
- Enhances absorption of other ingredients for better product performance.
Olive Squalane is a saturated form of squalene, a naturally occurring compound produced by all plants, animals, and humans, where it acts as a precursor for hormones and Vitamin D. As one of the most common lipids in human skin cells, squalane is a powerful moisturizer, but its levels decline with age, contributing to signs of aging like thinner, more fragile skin. Incorporating Olive Squalane into your routine can replenish these levels, helping to reduce wrinkles, improve skin elasticity, and restore a youthful appearance. It also improves the skin feel of products, leaving a smooth, non-greasy finish while aiding the absorption of other active ingredients.
Add a few drops to your daily facial routine by massaging gently into clean skin, or blend into DIY serums, moisturizers, or body oils at a rate of 5-20% to enhance their regenerative properties. Test small batches to perfect your formulation.
Origin: Europe
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Enhance your skincare creations with our Olive Squalane, a stable, plant-derived oil extracted from olives, perfect for DIY formulations seeking a regenerative and moisturizing effect. This lightweight, non-greasy oil is an essential ingredient for Kiwi crafters looking to restore youthful skin vitality.
- Derived from olives, ensuring a natural, plant-based source.
- Highly stable compared to squalene, making it ideal for cosmetic use.
- Enhances absorption of other ingredients for better product performance.
Olive Squalane is a saturated form of squalene, a naturally occurring compound produced by all plants, animals, and humans, where it acts as a precursor for hormones and Vitamin D. As one of the most common lipids in human skin cells, squalane is a powerful moisturizer, but its levels decline with age, contributing to signs of aging like thinner, more fragile skin. Incorporating Olive Squalane into your routine can replenish these levels, helping to reduce wrinkles, improve skin elasticity, and restore a youthful appearance. It also improves the skin feel of products, leaving a smooth, non-greasy finish while aiding the absorption of other active ingredients.
Add a few drops to your daily facial routine by massaging gently into clean skin, or blend into DIY serums, moisturizers, or body oils at a rate of 5-20% to enhance their regenerative properties. Test small batches to perfect your formulation.
Origin: Europe
