It is an ester used in cosmetics to enhance product spreadability and improve skin absorption of active ingredients.

It provides a lightweight, non-greasy texture that gives creams and lotions a smooth, silky feel on the skin.

Yes, it is considered safe and is generally well-tolerated, though it may cause mild irritation in sensitive skin types.

Yes, it can be used in both types of emulsions, improving spreadability and application.

It is stable and does not significantly impact shelf life, but proper formulation and packaging are essential.

It enhances the spreadability and absorption of sunscreen agents, aiding even coverage and effective protection.

Yes, it improves texture and manageability without leaving a heavy or greasy residue.

It enhances the delivery of active ingredients and helps smooth and soften the skin.

Yes, but it may be comedogenic for some, so alternative emollients may be preferred for sensitive or acne-prone skin.

It provides a smooth glide and non-greasy finish, ideal for solid products like sticks and balms.