Olive Glycerides
What Olive Glycerides is & what it does
Olive Glycerides are emollient esters derived from olive oil, made by combining olive-oil fatty acids with glycerin. They are commonly used as skin-conditioning and emollient agents that give a smooth, cushiony skin feel and help soften the formula. Because they are derived from a familiar plant oil, they are popular in moisturizers and creams. They appear in a few catalog products with no specific concerns flagged.
What is Olive Glycerides?
Olive Glycerides are emollient esters made from olive-oil fatty acids combined with glycerin. They are used as skin-softening, conditioning ingredients.
What does Olive Glycerides do in skincare?
They are commonly used as emollients that give a smooth, cushiony skin feel and help soften the formula. Because they come from a familiar plant oil, they are popular in moisturizers and creams.
Is Olive Glycerides safe?
They are generally considered safe and well tolerated, and no specific concerns are flagged for them in this catalog. They are a plant-derived, skin-friendly emollient.
Sunscreens with Olive Glycerides
We rate 3 sunscreens that contain it:
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Paula's Choice On-The-Go Shielding Powder Spf 30
72/100
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Supergoop! 100% Mineral Invincible Setting Powder
71/100
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Supergoop! (Re)Setting 100% Mineral Powder Spf 35
70/100