Myristyl glycol
What is Myristyl glycol?
Myristyl glycol (CAS 21129-09-9), also known as tetradecylene glycol or 1,2-tetradecanediol, is a long-chain fatty diol used primarily in personal care and pharmaceutical formulations.
Where is Myristyl glycol used?
- Personal care: skin-conditioning agent, emollient carrier and emulsification aid in topical products
- Premium skincare and cosmetics: moisturizing agent
- Creams, lotions and serums: texture enhancer contributing to skin feel without heavy residue
- Solubilizing active ingredients
- Leave-on and rinse-off personal care products
- Pharmaceutical topical ointments and gels: improves spreadability and skin absorption of active compounds
- Hair care conditioning treatments require controlled emulsification and moisture retention.
Commercial specifications
- Packaging in kilogram quantities for laboratory and development use, scaling to bulk drum supply
Other Names (Synonyms)
tetradecylene glycol|Tetradecane-1,2-diol|1,2-Tetradecanediol|XJ32081WYO|N-TETRADECANE-1,2-DIOL|1,2-TETRADECYLENE GLYCOL|1,2-Dihydroxytetradecane