PEG-8 RASPBERRIATE

INCI: PEG-8 RASPBERRIATE | Function: Emollient, Skin Conditioning | Type: Moisturizer

What Is PEG-8 RASPBERRIATE?

A PEG-8 ester of raspberry-derived fatty acids (raspberry seed oil is rich in linoleic acid, alpha-linolenic acid, and ellagic acid). This water-dispersible emollient combines the skin-conditioning and antioxidant benefits of raspberry seed oil with the water compatibility of the PEG chain. It provides lightweight moisturization, antioxidant protection, and a pleasant sensory profile.

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Specifications

PropertyValue
Usage AreasFace, Eye, Body
Product TypeLeave-On, Rinse-Off
SourceSemi-synthetic
Natural LevelSemi-synthetic

Safety Ratings

MetricRating
Skin Sensitivity1/5 (very low)
Comedogenic Rating0/5
EWG Score1/10

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 %
Light moisturizers1-5%
Antioxidant serums0.5-3%
Facial oils (water-based hybrids)0.5-2%

References

  1. CIR (2018) — Safety Assessment of Plant Oil-Derived Fatty Acid Ingredients.
  2. Oomah BD et al. (2000) — Characteristics of raspberry seed oil. Food Chemistry. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0308-8146(99)00260-5
  3. CosIng (2025) — European Commission Cosmetic Ingredient Database. https://ec.europa.eu/growth/tools-databases/cosing/
  4. EWG Skin Deep — Cosmetic Ingredient Database. https://www.ewg.org/skindeep/
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