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Behenic Acid

Behenic Acid · Hydrogenated Coconut AcidBarrier

A long-chain fatty acid used to thicken and structure creams and stabilize emulsions.

What it does

Behenic acid is a long-chain saturated fatty acid (the related hydrogenated coconut acid is a similar fatty-acid blend). It is used to thicken the oil phase, give creams body, and help build and stabilize emulsions. It is a structural and texture ingredient rather than a skin active.

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