Emollient
Glyceryl Linoleate
An emollient and emulsifier derived from linoleic acid, contributing a light, conditioning texture to cosmetic formulas.
emollientemulsifierfatty acid ester
✓ Safe
Comedogenic Rating
0/5
Irritation Potential
0/5
What is it?
Glyceryl Linoleate is an ester formed from glycerin and linoleic acid, functioning as both a mild emollient and emulsifier, contributing a light, non-greasy conditioning effect.
Used in moisturizers and serums for lightweight conditioning and to support stable emulsion texture.
Key Benefits
Lightweight emollience
Conditions skin without a heavy or greasy after-feel.
Emulsifying support
Helps maintain a stable formula texture.
Suitable for
Main Actions
When it may be insufficient
It is a supporting texture ingredient rather than an active treatment for specific skin concerns.
CategoryEmollients
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Glyceryl Linoleate do for skin?
Used in moisturizers and serums for lightweight conditioning and to support stable emulsion texture.
Who should use Glyceryl Linoleate?
Glyceryl Linoleate is suitable for: most skin types seeking lightweight conditioning.
Are there any warnings about Glyceryl Linoleate?
It is a supporting texture ingredient rather than an active treatment for specific skin concerns.
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