PEG-7 OLIVE GLYCERIDES

INCI: PEG-7 OLIVE GLYCERIDES | Function: Emulsifier | Type: PEG Olive Glyceride

What Is PEG-7 OLIVE GLYCERIDES?

PEG-7 olive glycerides are PEG-modified glycerides derived from olive oil. With 7 PEG units, this ingredient has moderate water solubility and functions primarily as a O/W emulsifier in cosmetic formulations. Olive glycerides contribute emollient and skin-conditioning benefits while the PEG component enables incorporation into water-based products.

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Specifications

PropertyValue
Usage AreasFace, Body
Product TypeLeave-On, Rinse-Off
SourcePlant
Natural LevelNatural-derived

Safety Ratings

MetricRating
Skin Sensitivity1/5 (low)
Comedogenic Rating0-1/5
EWG Score3/10

Regional Regulatory Limits

RegionLeave-on %Rinse-off %Status
EU (CosIng)No limitNo limitAllowed
US (CIR/FDA)No limitNo limitAllowed
Japan (MHLW)No limitNo limitAllowed
ASEANNo limitNo limitAllowed
China (NMPA)No limitNo limitAllowed

Typical Usage % by Product Type

Product TypeTypical %
Cream0.5 - 3%
Lotion0.5 - 2%

References

  1. CIR — Safety Assessment of PEG ingredients. PEGs considered safe as used in cosmetics.
  2. EWG Skin Deep — PEG compound hazard database
  3. EU CosIng Database — Listed as cosmetic ingredient
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