Hydrogenated Rapeseed Glycerides
What Hydrogenated Rapeseed Glycerides is & what it does
Hydrogenated Rapeseed Glycerides are emollient lipids derived from rapeseed (canola) oil that has been hydrogenated to make it more stable and semi-solid. In formulas they work as skin-conditioning agents and texture builders, adding a soft, cushiony feel and helping structure creams and balms. Hydrogenation improves oxidative stability over the raw oil. This ingredient is not a UV filter and has no flagged concerns in this catalog.
What is Hydrogenated Rapeseed Glycerides?
They are emollient lipids derived from rapeseed (canola) oil that has been hydrogenated to make it more stable and semi-solid.
What do Hydrogenated Rapeseed Glycerides do in skincare?
They work as skin-conditioning agents and texture builders, adding a soft, cushiony feel and helping to structure creams and balms. Hydrogenation also improves stability over the raw oil.
Are Hydrogenated Rapeseed Glycerides safe?
They are generally considered low-concern emollient ingredients, with no specific risks flagged in this catalog.
Sunscreens with Hydrogenated Rapeseed Glycerides
We rate 3 sunscreens that contain it:
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Kose Cosmeport Suncut Aqualy UV Protect Gel SPF 50+ PA ++++
85/100
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SEKKISEI White UV Emulsion SPF 50+
76/100
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Kose Sekkisei Clear Wellness UV Sunscreen Tone Up SPF 35 / Pa+++
70/100