Glyceryl Dioleate
What Glyceryl Dioleate is & what it does
Glyceryl Dioleate is a diester of glycerin and oleic acid, a vegetable- derived lipid. It functions mainly as an emollient and emulsifier, softening the skin and helping oil and water phases combine into a smooth, cushiony texture. Its fatty, oleic-based character gives it a rich skin feel that suits creams and balms. No specific concerns are flagged for this ingredient in the catalog.
What is Glyceryl Dioleate?
Glyceryl Dioleate is a diester of glycerin and oleic acid, a vegetable-derived lipid used in skincare.
What does Glyceryl Dioleate do in a formula?
It functions mainly as an emollient and emulsifier, softening the skin and helping oil and water phases combine into a smooth, cushiony texture with a rich feel.
Is Glyceryl Dioleate safe?
It is generally considered a well-tolerated lipid ingredient, and no specific concerns are flagged for it in this catalog.
Sunscreens with Glyceryl Dioleate
We rate 3 sunscreens that contain it:
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AA LAAB Ultra Light Gel SPF 50
91/100
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Cosmo Natural High Protection Sunscreen SPF 50
75/100
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LAAB Correcting CC Krema SPF 50
74/100