Hydrogenated Olive Oil
Reviewed by Kate · Last updated 10 Sep 2026
Also known as: Almond/Borage/Linseed/Olive Acids Glycerides
At a glance
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EWG Safety Score
What Is Hydrogenated Olive Oil?
Hydrogenated olive oil is a rich source of antioxidants; can help increase the viscosity and emolliency of a formula. Hydrogenating the oil changes it from its natural liquid state into a solid.
Clinical Evidence & References
Published Research
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CosmeticsInfo.org, Accessed March 2021, ePublication
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Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 2019, pages 1575-1579
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International Journal of Toxicology, December 2017, page 51S-129S
How widely it's used
Regulatory information
Standardised cosmetic-ingredient identifiers used by regulators.
Show identifiers
- INCI Name
- HYDROGENATED OLIVE OIL
- Function
- Skin Conditioning, Viscosity Controlling
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