Formula: 32635 Difficulty level: experienced Shelf life: min 3 months pH optimal: 5.50-5.90 Phase Ingredients Dosage % Total 100 gr A1 Water 70,8 70,8 gr A1 Chelator natural 0,5 0,5 gr A2 Solagum AX...
Isoamyl Laurate
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Description
Isoamyl Laurate - Ultra-Light Sensoriality
Isoamyl Laurate is a next-generation emollient ester, 100% plant-derived, created to offer a sustainable and high-performance alternative to synthetic silicones. This multifunctional ingredient stands out for its extremely low viscosity and rapid spreading capacity, offering finished products a dry-to-the-touch texture and a silky, non-greasy finish.
With an exceptional sensory profile, Isoamyl Laurate is ideal for natural formulations, providing a light, non-greasy, and non-sticky feel to the skin.
Ingredients (INCI): Isoamyl Laurate.
Characteristics
- Appearance: Clear, colorless liquid with low viscosity.
- Polarity: Medium polarity; High spreading power.
- Quality: 100% plant origin, suitable for natural and organic cosmetics.
- Sustainability: Biodegradable product, obtained through green chemistry processes.
Main Properties
- Superior Sensory: Provides immediate softness, leaving the skin smooth without clogging pores.
- Optimal Distribution: Facilitates uniform application of dense products, reducing the tackiness of heavier vegetable oils.
- Dispersing Agent: Ideal for formulating foundations, concealers, and mineral sunscreens, preventing particle clumping.
- Hair Conditioner: Improves wet combing and adds natural shine without weighing down the hair.
- Anti-soaping: Significantly reduces the formation of white streaks on the skin (soaping effect) during the application of creams based on natural emulsifiers.
Usage Recommendations
General recommended dosage: 1% - 20%.
In face creams and serums: 1% - 10%.
In "dry" body oils and sunscreen products: 5% - 20%.
In hair balms and oils: 1% - 5%.
Applications
- Day creams and serums for any skin type, especially for combination or oily skin.
- Sunscreen products.
- Decorative cosmetics, foundations, creamy eye shadows.
- Quick-absorbing massage oils and sprayable body oils.
- Beard oils, after-shave creams.
- Hair serums for smoothing and shine (anti-frizz).
Formulation Guide
- Procedure: Add to the oil phase of the formulation.
- Temperature: Highly stable to oxidation and heat; can be heated along with the rest of the oil phase components.
- Compatibility: Compatible with most commonly used cosmetic ingredients and is not pH-dependent.
- Technical tip: Can be incorporated at 0.5 - 1.0% in surfactant-based hygiene products.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is Isoamyl Laurate comedogenic?
No, it is considered a non-comedogenic emollient due to its structure and low viscosity, making it safe for use in products dedicated to blemish-prone skin.
What is the difference between Dicaprylyl Carbonate and Isoamyl Laurate?
Dicaprylyl Carbonate best represents the "Dry-Touch" concept, feeling almost like a liquid powder on the skin. Isoamyl Laurate is just as light, but it leaves behind a fine velvety feel; it is "better behaved" and has a more pronounced slip.
Safety in Use
Profile: Safe, biodegradable, non-irritating, and non-sensitizing ingredient.
Precautions: Exclusively for external cosmetic use. Keep out of reach of children. Do not ingest.
Storage: Store in the original packaging at room temperature, away from moisture and direct sunlight. It is a stable ester that does not go rancid easily.
Bibliography and Sources
Technical documentation and information provided by the Manufacturer.
CosIng - European Commission Database for Cosmetic Substances and Ingredients.
International regulations regarding cosmetic ingredients.
Regulation (EC) No. 1223/2009 on cosmetic products.
Details
Code
D-1623
Categories
Other names
dermofeel® sensolv MB
Status
Suitable for organic cosmetics
Texture
ultralight
Skin care
Cleansers, Eye Creams, Face creams, Facial Oils, Makeup removers, Serums, Shave/aftershave
Skin type
All types, Combination, Oily
Body care
Creams Emulsions, Hand creams
Hair care
Beard oils, Hair conditioners, Hair serums, Shampoos, Treatments
Kids
Creams, Hygiene products, Shampoos
Sun Care
After sun products, Beach oils, Creams
Hygiene
Cleansers, Deodorants, Shampoos, Shower gels, Wet wipes
Make-up
Concealer, Foundation, Mascara, Powders
Solubility
miscible in oil
Use level
1 - 20 %
Storage
in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight
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Aurora Organics
28 Aug 2025
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I'm a little disappointed. I ordered two bottles in the middle of June, and now I noticed that the bf date is 08/25.
I know it's not the expiration date, but still.
Wish you would have the bf date for every product on the product page.
I know it's not the expiration date, but still.
Wish you would have the bf date for every product on the product page.
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Pernes Giulia
23 Sep 2024
I use it for more sophisticated creams, my customers are satisfied because it feels f good on the skin similar to expensive creams from brands, sure it matters the rest of the formula but it's f important what you put in the oil phase, as emulsifier I used to use Olliva but recently I switched to PlantHP and Dolceea and they come out wonderful creams and night and lighter. I highly recommend!
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Moraru Geta
23 Sep 2024
It is an exceptional product, it may sound so a more sf name but know that it is natural and approved for natural cosmetics, it is of plant origin!!! That's why I say because even I thought it was something synthetic and I have researched it from other sources. I use it in most all creams and including products with spf and it doesn't weigh down the complexion, suitable for oily complexions too.