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Squalane

Squalane is the saturated form of Squalene. Squalene is the biochemical precursor to the whole family of steroids.

Squalane (Olive) Colorless and odorless, it is steam distilled from olive oil. No chemical solvents are used in the process. Think of squalane as the “best” component of olive oil for the skin. It is soft, silky and non-greasy to the touch. It is structured much the same as Vitamin A, which is one of the main nutrients necessary for healthy skin. Because squalane oil is so fine, it is absorbed deep into the skin very quickly. It has a natural affinity to the skin because it is one of the components of human sebum.

Squalane boosts the skin’s ability to naturally regenerate, nourish, hydrate, oxygenate and protect itself. It has been found that as we age our skin produces less squalane, one of the reasons our skin ages. Squalane also acts as a natural barrier to hold moisture in our skin. The loss of the skin’s ability to retain water is what causes age lines and dry rough skin. It can be used alone as a moisturizer, something of a find for those who are looking for a non-greasy moisturizer that does not require a preservative. In creams and lotions it will soften the skin and help to retain moisture. It has been referred to as “nature’s facelift”. . . a proven beauty oil, giving women around the world healthier, more radiant skin. Used regularly, pure squalane can do more than merely enrich your skin; it can transform it, by helping to soften fine lines and making the skin more supple and youthful looking. Besides the emollient, moisturizing and barrier qualities of squalane, it helps to discourage the growth of bacteria that can block normal cell development. It will clear up difficult skin problems (acne, eczema, dermatitis, rashes, brown age spots, dry scaly skin, etc.). It also heals skin cracks, which are a significant health issue in the winter as germs can easily enter the body through cracked fingers and hands that have dried out from cold conditions. Squalane also protects the skin from the harmful effects of sun, smoke and pollution. It is non-toxic, non-irritating, hypoallergenic and non-sensitizing.

“Squalane: but make sure is from olive oil! Sharks liver oil Squalane is not good (for the sharks)”.