Emollient / Oil
Squalane
also on labels as Olive Squalane · Sugarcane Squalane · Phytosqualane
Ultra-lightweight, saturated biomimetic lipid (usually derived from olives or sugarcane) that mimics natural human sebum to seal moisture, smooth cuticles, and add shine without heaviness.
How it's writtenOn a label, look for
- Squalane
- Olive Squalane
- Sugarcane Squalane
- Phytosqualane
Good to know
Oxidation-stable, non-greasy, and minimal buildup; much more shelf-stable and common on labels than raw squalene.
Hair types
Notes for different hair
All porosities; gold-standard sealing lipid for low-porosity or fine coils easily weighed down by heavy oils.
General patterns from our research, not rules. Hair of the same type can respond differently, so your own results count most.Also butter/oil
Other ingredients like it
Source: The Good Coil research · Ref ING-042Get this as data (JSON)How we write these