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Ingredient guide
trilaurin
In short
Trilaurin is a lightweight triglyceride that absorbs quickly while still supporting softness. It acts as a carrier for oil‑soluble ingredients and adds a silky finish.
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Works for
Barrier · Texture
Best used
Anytime
What it is
Medium-chain saturated triglyceride derived from lauric acid. Lighter than tripalmitin with faster absorption. Used in lightweight emulsions and as a carrier for oil-soluble actives.
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Common questions
It enhances softness and provides light occlusion without heaviness.
Its fast absorption makes it suitable for a wide range of skin types, including those who prefer light textures.
Often in lightweight emulsions, serums, and lotions.
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