Ingredient guide
Hydrogenated Olive Oil
hydrogenated olive oil
In short
Hydrogenated olive oil is a solid, balm‑like form of olive oil that adds smoothness and moisture‑locking comfort to rich formulas. It brings a soft, conditioning feel without leaving an oily film.
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What it is
Olive oil hydrogenated to a solid butter-like consistency; retains some squalene and minor phenolic content; used as a structuring and conditioning agent in balms and rich creams, contributing a smooth non-greasy occlusive feel.
When to use it
Evenings suit it best.
Where it sits
It lives in the moisturiser step, sealing in the lighter layers below.
- Cleanse
- Tone
- Serum
- Hydrogenated Olive Oil
- SPF
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What does hydrogenated olive oil do for skin?
It helps maintain hydration by creating a soft occlusive layer and adds a velvety, conditioned finish.
Who is hydrogenated olive oil for?
Dry and sensitive skin types may enjoy its rich, cushioning texture in balms and creams.
How is hydrogenated olive oil used?
It is commonly added to balms, lip products, and thick creams to improve structure and moisturising comfort.
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