Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil
What Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil is & what it does
A solidified plant oil used as an emollient and thickener that softens skin and gives creams a rich, stable body. It conditions and helps seal in moisture.
Is Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil safe?
Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil is a processed plant oil that is widely used in cosmetics and is generally considered safe and well tolerated on the skin. In skincare it works on the surface and is mainly used to improve texture and condition the skin.
What does Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil do in skincare?
Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil is used as an emollient and thickening agent, giving products a richer texture and a smooth, conditioned skin feel. The hydrogenation process makes the oil more solid and stable, which helps with formula consistency.
Is Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil vegan?
Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil is derived from plant oils, so it contains no animal-derived material and is generally suitable for vegan products. As with any vegetable oil, the specific plant source can vary by formula.
Sunscreens with Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil
We rate 77 sunscreens that contain it, showing the top 10 by overall score:
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Riemann P20 Suncare For Kids SPF 50+
95/100
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Riemann P20 Kids SPF 50+
95/100
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SVR Sun Secure Lait SPF 50+ Fragrance-free
93/100
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Rudolph Care Sun Balm SPF 50
93/100
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Typology Rayons-1001 SPF30 Face Sun Cream For Dry With Aloe Vera
91/100
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SVR Clairial Cream SPF 50+
91/100
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SVR Clairial SPF 50 Creme
91/100
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SVR Sun Secure Creme SPF 50+
90/100
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SVR laboratoire dermatologique Sun Secure Lait SPF50+
90/100
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SVR Sun Secure Lait Crepitant SPF 50+
90/100