Glyceryl Dioleate is a glycerol ester of oleic acid used in cosmetic and personal care formulations primarily as an emollient. It helps improve the skin feel of suitable formulations by contributing lubricating and softening properties. This ingredient can be evaluated in selected skincare, makeup, cleansing and other personal care products, depending on the commercial grade and formulation requirements.
Glyceryl Dioleate belongs to the family of glycerol fatty acid esters. Its two oleic acid-derived fatty acid groups distinguish it from Glyceryl Oleate, which is principally identified as the monoester of glycerol and oleic acid. These ingredients have different chemical identities and should not be treated as interchangeable when preparing technical documentation or product specifications.
Swapnroop supports enquiries for cosmetic ingredients intended for personal care formulation development. Before selecting Glyceryl Dioleate, confirm the commercial grade, ingredient identity, technical specifications, current availability and supporting quality documents.
Glyceryl Dioleate is the diester formed from glycerol and oleic acid. In simple terms, two hydroxyl groups of glycerol are esterified with oleic acid, leaving one hydroxyl group in the commonly represented structure.
Its recognised cosmetic function is skin conditioning as an emollient. Emollients help lubricate the skin surface and contribute to a softer, smoother feel. The ingredient may therefore be considered in compatible cosmetic systems where an oil-soluble conditioning component is required.
The INCI name is Glyceryl Dioleate. A commonly listed CAS number is 25637-84-7, and the associated CosIng reference is 34063. The molecular formula reported for the identified molecule is C₃₉H₇₂O₅, with a molecular weight of approximately 620.99 g/mol.
These identity details should be matched to the actual commercial product. Commercial grades may differ in composition, purity and acceptance limits, so the technical data sheet and Certificate of Analysis should be reviewed before procurement or use.
Actual performance depends on the ingredient grade, concentration, other formulation components and processing conditions. Benefits should be evaluated through appropriate formulation and stability testing.
Glyceryl Dioleate can be evaluated in compatible skincare formulations where emollient functionality is required. Formulators should assess the finished product's skin feel, spreadability, appearance and stability.
The ingredient may be considered for suitable cream and moisturising systems containing compatible oil-phase components. Its effect on texture and consistency should be assessed alongside the other emollients and structuring ingredients.
Glyceryl Dioleate may be evaluated in selected makeup formulations where its oil-phase properties and emollient function are appropriate. Suitability for products such as complexion cosmetics or lip products must be established using the selected grade and formulation tests.
The ingredient can be considered for compatible cleansing formulations where an oil-based conditioning component is useful. Its contribution to cleansing performance, rinse characteristics and finished-product stability should be verified through testing.
Glyceryl Dioleate may be used in product development where the objective is to improve the lubricating and conditioning characteristics of the formulation. The final sensory effect will depend on the entire ingredient system.
Formulators may evaluate Glyceryl Dioleate in suitable oil-based cosmetic systems. Solubility, miscibility, processing requirements and compatibility with other ingredients should be checked against the technical documentation for the commercial grade.
Research and development teams can assess Glyceryl Dioleate in laboratory and pilot batches to determine the appropriate use level, processing conditions and compatibility with the intended formulation before production scale-up.
Before incorporating Glyceryl Dioleate into a cosmetic formulation, review the current technical data sheet and Safety Data Sheet for the specific commercial grade.
Do not apply a specification intended for Glyceryl Oleate or another glycerol ester to Glyceryl Dioleate without confirming that the specification is appropriate for the selected material.
Swapnroop supports cosmetic ingredient enquiries for manufacturers, formulators and personal care businesses developing skincare, makeup, cleansing and other cosmetic products.
Before placing an order, confirm the available commercial grade, ingredient identity, current specifications, packaging options and relevant quality documentation. This helps ensure that the selected material is suitable for the intended formulation and its technical requirements.
Glyceryl Dioleate is a cosmetic ingredient recognised primarily for its emollient function. It can be evaluated in compatible skincare, makeup, cleansing and other personal care formulations where its properties meet the product development requirements.
Cosmetic manufacturers and formulators in India should verify the commercial grade, technical data and batch specifications before use. Contact Swapnroop to enquire about availability and relevant product documentation. Any manufacturing or supply claims should accurately reflect verified business capabilities.
Glyceryl Dioleate is a diester of glycerol and oleic acid used in cosmetic formulations primarily as a skin-conditioning emollient.
A commonly listed CAS number for Glyceryl Dioleate is 25637-84-7. Confirm the identifier against the actual commercial grade's documentation.
The CosIng reference commonly associated with Glyceryl Dioleate is 34063.
It is used primarily as an emollient to contribute lubricating and skin-softening properties in compatible cosmetic formulations.
The molecular formula reported for the identified Glyceryl Dioleate molecule is C₃₉H₇₂O₅. Commercial-grade composition should be confirmed from the applicable technical documentation.
The molecular weight reported for the identified molecule is approximately 620.99 g/mol. This value should not automatically be applied to a commercial mixture without confirming its composition.
Glyceryl Dioleate is a glycerol diester of oleic acid, while Glyceryl Oleate is principally identified as the monoester. They have different chemical identities and may perform differently in formulations.
It can be evaluated in compatible skincare formulations where emollient functionality is required. The suitable grade and use concentration should be established through technical review and formulation testing.
Review the ingredient identity, CAS number, appearance, purity or ester composition where specified, relevant physicochemical parameters, storage conditions and batch Certificate of Analysis.
Manufacturers and formulators can contact Swapnroop to enquire about current availability, commercial grades, packaging and technical documentation.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Colourless to light-yellow liquid or oily liquid |