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INCI	Octyldodecanol
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Application	Cosmetics: Used as an emollient, solvent and emulsion stabilizer. Provides softness and smoothness to the skin, improves the texture of products. Used in creams, lotions, lipsticks, lip balms and other products. Pharmaceuticals: Serves as an auxiliary substance in, improving their consistency and stability. Perfumes: Acts as a fixative for the aroma, prolonging the durability of the scent. Perfumes and eau de toilette: Increases the durability and disclosure of the aroma. Used to create deep and rich base notes. Solid perfumes: Improves texture and facilitates application to the skin. Perfume oils: Makes the composition less greasy and more comfortable. Scented candles and diffusers: Improves the diffusion of the aroma and its durability. Cream perfumes: Added for a velvety texture and a long-lasting aroma on the skin. Octyldodecanol is a valuable ingredient in perfumery that helps create longer-lasting, deeper, more comfortable scents.
Att brand	Germany
Color product	A clear, colourless or slightly yellowish oily liquid
Dosage	Perfumes and eau de toilette: 1–10% – to enhance longevity and improve texture. Use closer to the upper limit (up to 10%) for base notes or rich fragrances. Perfume oils: 2–15% – to create a comfortable texture and reduce oiliness. Solid perfumes: 5–15% – to soften the base and improve application. Scented candles and diffusers: 5–10% – for optimal distribution of the fragrance. In cosmetics: Creams, lotions, lip balms: 1–5% – to improve texture and emollient properties. Shampoos and conditioners: 0.5–3% – for a conditioning effect. Decorative cosmetics (lipsticks, foundation creams): 1–10% – to improve longevity and texture.
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Octyldodecanol 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 l
Properties	Properties of octyldodecanol in perfumery: Aroma fixative: Prolongs the durability of aromas by slowing down the evaporation of volatile components. Helps to reveal the base notes of the composition. Solvent: Efficiently dissolves aromatic substances, including essential oils and synthetic fragrances. Improves the mixing of components in perfume compositions. Stabilizer: Prevents the stratification of perfume formulas. Maintains the homogeneity of texture and stability of aroma. Softness: Makes the perfume composition more comfortable when applied to the skin. Reduces the irritating effect of alcohols and active aromatic substances. Velvet effect: Gives the finish of the aroma softness and depth. Enriches the perception of base and woody notes. Texture improvement: Reduces the greasiness of oils, creating a pleasant sensation when applied. Simplifies the application of solid perfumes and perfume oils. Versatility: Suitable for use in alcohol and alcohol-free perfumery products. Compatible with most aromatic components. Emollient: Provides softness and silkiness of the skin. Makes hair and skin smoother to the touch. Moisturizing: Retains moisture in the epidermis, preventing dryness and flaking of the skin. Creates a barrier on the skin surface, reducing transepidermal water loss. Softening and protecting: Soothes the skin and reduces irritation, making it ideal for sensitive skin types. Protects skin and hair from aggressive environmental influences. Lipophilicity: Compatible with oils and fat-soluble actives. Provides a comfortable feeling without greasy shine. Compatibility: Safe for use on skin and hair. Suitable for all skin types, including dry and sensitive.
Purpose	Octyldodecanol is a fatty alcohol widely used in the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries due to its unique properties.
Solubility	oil
View	liquid
Valid until	09.2028

Octyldodecanol 1 L

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