ISOPROPYL LAURATE

Isopropyl laurate is an ester, which means it's formed by the reaction of an alcohol (isopropanol) and a fatty acid (lauric acid). 
Isopropyl laurate is an ester with the formula C15H30O2and has low toxicity. 
Isopropyl laurate is a chemical compound commonly used in the cosmetic and personal care industry. 

CAS Number: 10233-13-3
Molecular Formula: C15H30O2
Molecular Weight: 242.4
EINECS Number: 233-560-1

Isopropyl laurate is known for its beneficial properties and finds use in various cosmetic and skincare products.
Due to its physicochemical properties, Isopropyl laurate has a wide range of uses, as a flavoring agent for fragrances, lubricants, surfactants, or emerging solvents. 
Industrially, Isopropyl laurate is prepared by esterification of lauric acid and isopropanol in the presence of a catalyst.

Isopropyl laurate is a fatty acid ester obtained by the formal condensation of carboxy group of dodecanoic acid with propan-2-ol. 
Isopropyl laurate is a metabolite found in human saliva. 
Isopropyl laurate has a role as a human metabolite. 

Isopropyl laurate is a fatty acid ester and an isopropyl ester. 
Isopropyl laurate is functionally related to a dodecanoic acid.
Isopropyl laurate is primarily used as an emollient in skincare and cosmetic products. 

As an emollient, Isopropyl laurate helps to soften and smooth the skin, making it a valuable ingredient in moisturizers, lotions, and creams. 
Isopropyl laurate can provide a silky and non-greasy feel when applied to the skin.
This ingredient helps improve the spreadability and application of skincare products. 

Isopropyl laurate allows products to be easily distributed and absorbed on the skin's surface.
Isopropyl laurate can enhance the overall texture and feel of cosmetic products. 
Isopropyl laurate contributes to a pleasant, lightweight texture and aids in the even distribution of the product.

Isopropyl laurate is used in formulations to reduce tackiness or stickiness, making products more comfortable to use.
Isopropyl laurate can act as a solvent for other ingredients in cosmetic and skincare products. 
Isopropyl laurate may also serve as a carrier for active ingredients, aiding in their dispersion.

Isopropyl laurate can be found in hair care products like conditioners and styling products, where it helps to improve hair texture and manageability.
Isopropyl laurate may be used in fragrances and perfumes to assist in stabilizing and dispersing fragrance oils.
In sunscreen formulations, isopropyl laurate can contribute to the even spread and absorption of sunscreen agents on the skin.

In barrier creams and ointments, Isopropyl laurate can help protect the skin from moisture and irritants.
Isopropyl laurate can be found in various makeup products, including foundations, concealers, and lipsticks. 
Isopropyl laurate helps in the even distribution of pigments, enhances the texture, and provides a smoother application.

Isopropyl laurate is used in shaving creams and gels to reduce friction and improve the glide of the razor, resulting in a smoother and more comfortable shaving experience.
In makeup primers, isopropyl laurate can act as a base to create a smooth canvas for makeup application, helping makeup to adhere better and last longer.
Some anti-aging creams and wrinkle serums may include Isopropyl laurate to provide hydration and improve the overall texture of the product.

In skincare and makeup designed for oily or combination skin, isopropyl laurate can be used to reduce shine and create a matte finish.
Isopropyl laurate is sometimes found in facial cleansers and makeup removers to help dissolve makeup and impurities more effectively while providing a pleasant feel on the skin.

Certain baby lotions and creams may contain isopropyl laurate, offering a gentle and soft texture suitable for a baby's sensitive skin.
In fragrances and perfumes, it helps stabilize and disperse fragrance oils, contributing to the longevity and even distribution of scents.
Nail polishes, cuticle creams, and nail treatments can contain isopropyl laurate to improve texture and application.

In hair conditioners and hair masks, it can aid in detangling, softening, and providing overall hair manageability.
Isopropyl laurate may be used in pet shampoos and grooming products to enhance fur texture and condition.
In some wound care ointments and barrier creams, Isopropyl laurate is employed to protect and condition the skin.

Melting point: 4.2°C (estimate)
Boiling point: 285.23°C (estimate)
Density: 0.8536
refractive index: 1.4280
storage temp.: Sealed in dry,Room Temperature
form: liquid
color: Colourless
InChI: InChI=1S/C15H30O2/c1-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-15(16)17-14(2)3/h14H,4-13H2,1-3H3
InChIKey: UJPPXNXOEVDSRW-UHFFFAOYSA-N
SMILES: C(OC(C)C)(=O)CCCCCCCCCCC
LogP: 6.234 (est)

Isopropyl laurate is utilized in sunscreens and sunblock formulations to enhance the even distribution of UV-blocking agents, ensuring better coverage and sun protection.
In hydrating serums and moisturizing products, Isopropyl laurate helps to improve the texture and spreadability, making it easier for the skin to absorb and retain moisture.
Isopropyl laurate can be found in self-tanning lotions and products to provide a smooth and even application, ensuring a natural-looking tan.

Some antiperspirants and deodorants incorporate isopropyl laurate to enhance the product's feel and glide on the skin, making it more comfortable to use.
Isopropyl laurate is used in some nail polish removers to help dissolve and remove nail polish more effectively.
Isopropyl laurate may be present in skin barrier creams and ointments, which are used to protect the skin from moisture and irritants, such as incontinence products for elderly individuals.

In some wrinkle fillers and skincare products targeting fine lines and wrinkles, isopropyl laurate can be used to enhance product texture and application.
Lip balms and lipsticks can contain isopropyl laurate to improve the spreadability and comfort of these products.
In some foaming skincare products like cleansers and facial washes, it helps create a smooth, gentle foam for cleansing.

Isopropyl laurate is used in some insect repellent formulations to improve the spreadability of the product and enhance its application on the skin.
Aftershaves, lotions, and balms can incorporate isopropyl laurate for a smoother post-shave experience.
Liquid foundations may contain isopropyl laurate to improve the overall texture and blendability of the product for a seamless finish.

In grooming products for men, such as beard oils and balms, isopropyl laurate can enhance the texture and application of these products.
Isopropyl laurate can be found in body lotions, contributing to their smooth and moisturizing texture for overall skin hydration.
In gel-based skincare products, Isopropyl laurate can help improve the consistency, spreadability, and overall user experience.

Some makeup removers, especially those formulated to remove waterproof makeup, may contain isopropyl laurate to facilitate makeup dissolution and removal.
Foot creams and products designed for dry or cracked skin on the feet may incorporate isopropyl laurate to provide hydration and enhance the cream's texture.
Isopropyl laurate is used in massage oils to enhance the glide and spreadability of the product, ensuring a smooth and comfortable massage experience.

In products designed to provide relief for dry and itchy skin, isopropyl laurate can improve the overall feel and texture.
In shower gels and bath products, it can be used to create a luxurious texture and enhance the foaming action.
Hand creams containing isopropyl laurate can provide moisture and soften the skin on the hands while ensuring a non-greasy feel.

Isopropyl laurate is well-tolerated and can be used in products formulated for sensitive or delicate skin, contributing to a gentle and soothing texture.
Isopropyl laurate may be found in tattoo aftercare creams and ointments to improve product texture and application for tattoo healing and maintenance.
In intimate care products like personal lubricants, isopropyl laurate can be used to enhance the product's texture and overall comfort.

Isopropyl laurate can be used in mild and gentle cleansers to provide an enjoyable cleansing experience for sensitive or dry skin.
Barrier sprays used to protect the skin from irritants or moisture in medical and skincare contexts may contain isopropyl laurate.
In tinted moisturizers, it can help improve the even distribution of pigments and create a lightweight and comfortable texture.

Uses Of Isopropyl Laurate:
Isopropyl laurate can be used in the preparation of cosmetic products. 
Since Isopropyl laurate can supply an odor similar to alcohol, Isopropyl laurate is used as an ingredient in perfumes with a maximum concentration of 8%. 
Isopropyl laurate has moisturizing, emollient, emulsifying, and surfactant properties, and it can also be added to lotions, facial cosmetics, soaps, and shampoos.

Isopropyl laurate can prepare lubricants. 
Isopropyl laurate has low toxicity to the human body, so it is used as a lubricant in lamination processing and food packaging production. 
In addition, Isopropyl laurate has a lower boiling point than ordinary industrial lubricants and can be removed at low temperatures.

Isopropyl laurate acts as a solvent. 
Since it is a long-chain ester, it can replace other non-biodegradable short- and medium-chain esters. 
Isopropyl laurate has good solubility, high boiling point, good flow characteristics, and gloss, replacing many toxic and persistent industrial solvents in the environment.

Isopropyl laurate can be used as a binder for cigarette filters or as a plasticizer in polymers such as food packaging and toys.
Isopropyl laurate is a polar emollient and is used in cosmetic and topical pharmaceutical preparations where skin absorption is desired. 
Isopropyl laurate is also used as a treatment for head lice.

Isopropyl laurate is also in flea and tick killing products for pets.
Isopropyl laurate is used to remove bacteria from the oral cavity as the non-aqueous component of the two-phase mouthwash product "Dentyl pH".
Isopropyl laurate is also used as a solvent in perfume materials, and in the removal process of prosthetic make-up.

Hydrolysis of the ester from Isopropyl laurate can liberate the acid and the alcohol. 
The acid is theorized to be responsible for decreasing of the pH value of formulations.
Isopropyl laurate is used in the following products: washing & cleaning products and polishes and waxes.

Isopropyl laurate is used in the following areas: formulation of mixtures and/or re-packaging.
Isopropyl laurate is used for the manufacture of: and chemicals.
Other release to the environment of Isopropyl laurate is likely to occur from: indoor use (e.g. machine wash liquids/detergents, automotive care products, paints and coating or adhesives, fragrances and air fresheners) and outdoor use.

Isopropyl laurate is used in the following products: polymers, washing & cleaning products, lubricants and greases and textile treatment products and dyes.
Release to the environment of Isopropyl laurate can occur from industrial use: formulation of mixtures and formulation in materials.
Isopropyl laurate can be used as cosmetic oily raw materials, and Isopropyl Laurate can also be used as lubricant additives.

Isopropyl laurate can also be used as a pharmaceutical excipient, as a solvent and penetration enhancer for topical drugs, instead of vegetable oil, as a lubricant and matrix, and used to prepare ointments and creams.
Isopropyl laurate is recommended to be used in stamping oil solvents (air conditioning aluminum fin oil), base oils and additives for metalworking fluids, solvent-based cleaning agents and water-based cleaning fluids.

Isopropyl laurate is commonly used as an emollient in skincare and cosmetic products. 
Isopropyl laurate helps to soften and smooth the skin, making it a valuable ingredient in moisturizers, lotions, and creams.
Isopropyl laurates emollient properties help to maintain skin hydration and improve skin texture.

This ingredient enhances the spreadability and application of skincare and cosmetic products. 
Isopropyl laurate ensures that products are easily distributed and absorbed on the skin's surface, making them more comfortable to apply.
Isopropyl laurate contributes to the overall texture and feel of cosmetic products, creating a smoother and more pleasant user experience. 

Isopropyl laurate is often used to enhance the consistency and spreadability of various formulations.
Isopropyl laurate is used to reduce the tackiness or stickiness of certain skincare and cosmetic products, making them more user-friendly and comfortable to use.
Isopropyl laurate can function as a solvent for other ingredients in cosmetic and skincare products. 

Isopropyl laurate may also serve as a carrier for active ingredients, aiding in their dispersion.
Isopropyl laurate is used in hair care products such as conditioners and styling products. 
Isopropyl laurate helps improve hair texture, making it more manageable and soft.

Isopropyl laurate is used in fragrances and perfumes to stabilize and disperse fragrance oils, ensuring that scents are evenly distributed and have a longer-lasting effect.
Isopropyl laurate can be found in sunscreens and sunblock formulations, aiding in the even distribution of UV-blocking agents, ensuring effective sun protection.

In skincare products, Isopropyl laurate may be used in barrier creams and ointments, providing protection for the skin against moisture and irritants.
In lip care products like lip balms and lipsticks, isopropyl laurate can be included to improve the texture and glide during application, ensuring a smoother and more comfortable feel on the lips.
Some anti-aging creams and wrinkle serums may contain isopropyl laurate to provide hydration and improve the overall texture of the product, promoting a smoother and more youthful appearance.

Isopropyl laurate can be used in self-tanning lotions and products to ensure even distribution and absorption of the tanning agents, resulting in a natural-looking tan.
In body scrubs and exfoliating products, isopropyl laurate can enhance the texture and spreadability, making the scrubbing experience more pleasant.
Foot creams and products designed for dry or cracked skin on the feet may contain isopropyl laurate, providing hydration and improving the cream's texture.

Aftershaves, lotions, and balms often incorporate isopropyl laurate for a smoother post-shave experience, reducing post-shaving irritation.
Nail polishes, cuticle creams, and nail treatments may contain isopropyl laurate to improve product texture and application.
Isopropyl laurate is used in some deodorants and antiperspirants to enhance the product's feel and glide on the skin, making it more comfortable to use.

Hand creams that include Isopropyl laurate can provide moisture and soften the skin on the hands while ensuring a non-greasy feel.
In foaming skincare products like cleansers and facial washes, isopropyl laurate can help create a smooth and gentle foam for effective cleansing.
Liquid foundations and concealers may contain isopropyl laurate to improve the texture and blendability of the product for a seamless finish.

Isopropyl laurate is used in mild and gentle cleansers to provide an enjoyable cleansing experience for sensitive or dry skin.
In tattoo aftercare creams and ointments, isopropyl laurate can be used to improve product texture and application for tattoo healing and maintenance.
In intimate care products like personal lubricants, isopropyl laurate can enhance the product's texture and overall comfort.

Safety Profile Of Isopropyl Laurate:
While allergic reactions to isopropyl laurate are rare, individual sensitivities can vary. 
Some individuals may have skin sensitivities or allergies to specific cosmetic ingredients. 
Isopropyl laurate avoid contact with the eyes. 

In case of accidental contact, rinse thoroughly with water. 
Eye irritation can occur if cosmetic products containing isopropyl laurate come into contact with the eyes.
Isopropyl laurate is generally used topically and is not intended for inhalation. 

Cosmetic products should never be ingested. Keep them out of the reach of children, as ingestion can be harmful.
Isopropyl laurate is generally considered non-comedogenic, meaning it is less likely to clog pores. 
However, individuals with very sensitive or acne-prone skin should be cautious when trying new products, and it is advisable to choose products labeled as non-comedogenic if you have such skin concerns.

Synonyms Of Isopropyl Laurate:
Isopropyl dodecanoate
ISOPROPYL LAURATE
10233-13-3
propan-2-yl dodecanoate
Dodecanoic acid, 1-methylethyl ester
1-Methylethyl dodecanoate
U0JQ94LABM
MFCD00451146
WE(2:0(1Me)/12:0)
UNII-U0JQ94LABM
Isopropyl_laurate
iso-Propyl dodecanoate
EINECS 233-560-1
SCHEMBL44513
Isopropyl laurate, AldrichCPR
LEXOL IPL
DUB LAIP
EC 233-560-1
AEC ISOPROPYL LAURATE
dodecanoic acid isopropyl ester
DTXSID3041904
ISOPROPYL LAURATE [INCI]
CHEBI:89676
Dodecanoic acid methylethyl ester
UJPPXNXOEVDSRW-UHFFFAOYSA-N
LMFA07010674
AKOS014763161
CS-W002613
DS-2780
SY003934
FT-0696522
Q5971737
W-108876
(+)-TRANS-1,2-CYCLOHEXANEDICARBOXYLICANHYDRIDE
56S