Functions
Carrier
Perfuming
Emollient
Solubilizer
Skin conditioning
CAS Number(s)
538-23-8
EINECS number(s)
208-686-5
FDA UNII
6P92858988
Tricaprylin (also known as glycerol tricaprylate; its former designation was Tricaprylate) is a triglyceride derived by esterifying caprylic acid and glycerine. Refined and deodorized, it is a clear liquid with a bland odor, miscible with most organic solvents, including pure ethanol.
Tricaprylin has excellent stability, low irritation, and a bland taste and odor. It is used in pharmaceuticals, perfume, and personal care products as an emollient, solubilizer, and carrier. It appears in lotions, creams, and decorative cosmetics.
Synonyms
Tricaprilin
Tricaprylate
Glycerol Tricaprylate
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