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Found in face oilA key ingredient in lotion
SAFETY PROFILE 3 MIN READ Checked by Experts

Squalane

What is this?

A clear oil from sharks or plants.

Scientific Data (PubChem)

Verified chemical structure and identification data sourced from public registries.

PubChem CID 135899
Molecular Formula C30H62
Synonyms SQUALANE, 111-01-3, 2,6,10,15,19,23-Hexamethyltetracosane, Perhydrosqualene

Common Uses & Applications

Makes skin soft and wet. This chemical stops bad germs from growing. Companies rely on it to keep their products safe to use for a long time.

Comprehensive Risk Profile

Human Health Impact

Clinical Risk: Bad for environment.

Shark oil hurts oceans.

Environmental Impact

It is safe for the earth. It goes away fast in water.

Safe Alternatives

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Authoritative Sources

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