Acetylated lanolin alcohol is an ester of acetic acid and lanolin alcohol, an almost odorless, yellowish oil. It is used in skincare preparations and makeup as an emollient with a velvety feel.
Acetylated lanolin alcohol reduces the greasiness and tackiness of emulsions.
Functions
Emollient
Sensory Modifier
Co-solvent
Hair conditioning
Occlusive
CAS Number(s)
61788-49-6
EINECS number(s)
262-980-8
See also
Synonyms
Acetylated Lanolin Alcohols
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