PEG-4 olivate
What is PEG-4 olivate?
PEG-4 olivate (CAS 226708-41-4), also marketed as ethoxylated olive oil fatty acids, is a mild, olive-derived emulsifier.
Where is PEG-4 olivate used?
- Cosmetic emulsions: stabilizes oil-in-water systems while contributing a unique skin-feel profile
- Creams, lotions and serums: supports natural and clean-label positioning
- Food: emulsifier and anti-foaming agent under E570 designation
- Pharmaceutical topical preparations: carrier and solubilizer with a mild, non-ionic surfactant profile
- It also functions as a rheology modifier where viscosity adjustment and emulsion stability must be achieved simultaneously.
Good to know: Buyers should confirm purity specifications and documentation requirements with suppliers prior to sourcing.
Commercial specifications
- Cosmetic-grade material is the primary commercial form
Other Names (Synonyms)
Fatty acids, olive-oil, ethoxylated|Ceteareth-6 olivate|Ethoxylated olive oil fatty acids|E570