Why Squalane Is the

Why Squalane Is the 

Best Face Oil 

This safe, stable oil belongs in your skincare routine. 

There are many good oils you 

can have on the skin 

but only one that is natural to your skin 

SQUALANE 

Squalane is * Non-Comedogenic: and offers a silky, smooth and 

elegant texture, without oily, heavy after feeling,! 

On many fine skin care products it is Non-Comedogenic. But what does Non-Comedogenic 

mean? The easiest and shortest explanation would well be, does not clog pores. A Non- 

Comedogenic product thus does not induce blackheads 

Squalane It's already in your skin 

“No other oil is present in your skin

Why Squalane Is the Best Face Oil 


It's no secret that I'm cautious 

about oils. 

While most of them make great moisturizers, they're 

simply NOT stable enough for me to consider putting 

them on my face (or in my body). 

This is why I've been recommending coconut oil, a 

saturated fat, for a while now. However, I'm happy 

to be introducing you to another option that I think is 

just as good—maybe even better. Squalane oil! 

In this article, you will learn: 

✓ Why most face oils are actually harming your 

skin 

✓ The case for moisturizing with saturated oils 

✓ The benefits of squalane oil 

✓ How to incorporate squalane oil into your 

routine 

✓ The best 100 percent squalane oil products to 

try 

SQUALANE IS ONE OF THE FEW SAFE, SATURATED FACE OILS ON THE MARKET. 

Why Most Face Oils are Aging 

I know it's hard to believe, but the truth is, most face 

oils on the market are doing your skin more harm than 

good. 

There are two types of oils: 

Saturated Oils 

Saturated oils have single bonds within their fatty acid 

chains. This makes them very stable and resistant to 

attack by free radicals. They have a high melting point 

and will not easily go rancid 

Unsaturated Oils 

Unsaturated oils have at least one double bond within 

their fatty acid chains. The more double bonds, the 

less stable the oil. 

• Monounsaturated oils contain one double 

bond. 

• Polyunsaturated oils contain multiple 

double bonds. This makes them extremely 

susceptible to free radical attack. They 

easily go rancid (spontaneously oxidizing) 

when they are exposed to heat and 

oxygen. 

Sadly, most face oils on store shelves are the latter 

type, polyunsaturated. Think: rose hip oil, almond 

oil, argan oil, sunflower oil, and so on. If you 

remove them thoroughly, they're okay to cleanse 

with. And they may do a fine job of moisturizing... 

but you should know that they are ALSO oxidizing 

like crazy on your skin—yes, even when you've just 

opened a fresh bottle



I recommend avoiding these polyunsaturated oils at all costs, to avoid aging 

your skin prematurely. They are involved in the production of age 

pigmentation, and are especially dangerous if you expose your face to sunlight. 

When they interact with UV radiation, it causes damage at the cellular level. 

It's really unfortunate that the beauty industry—whether due to ignorance or 

financial interests or both—persists on marketing these oils as "safe" and 

"beneficial." Thankfully, we now have the ability to choose safer, saturated oils 

instead. Like squalane! 

What is Squalane Oil? 

Squalane oil is created when squalene oil (note the "e") undergoes 

hydrogenation processing. 

That turns the squalene from an unsaturated oil into a saturated one. 

In fact, squalane is a 100 percent saturated oil, which makes it even 

MORE stable than coconut oil (which is around 80 to 90 percent 

saturated fat). 

Where does the squalene come from before processing? Although it's produced naturally by our bodies, it 

can also be found in plants, which is where beauty companies extract it from. Because of its double bond 

structure, squalene goes rancid quickly, making it a poor choice for a skincare oil. That's why you so rarely 

see it in beauty products (AVOID it if you do!), and why it needs to be hydrogenated to create squalane. 

Squalane vs. Squalene 

Okay, I know these two oils can get confusing, so 

I'll just summarize the difference once more: 

Squalene oil: An unsaturated oil. It's produced 

by our own sfsdfsdfsdfs skin cells, and also found in olives, 

sugarcane, wheat germ, rice bran, palm trees 

and shark liver. (Note: It's no longer common to 

extract it from shark liver.) As an unsaturated 

oil, squalene is unstable and goes rancid fast. 

Squalane oil: A saturated oil. It is formed when 

squalene undergoes hydrogenation processing, 

which turns it into a stable, fully saturated oil 

with a long shelf life.



What is Squalane we use? 

3 Generation Derived from sugar plant 

1. SQUALANE IS NATURALLY PRESENT IN THE SKIN LIPID BARRIER 

2. PLANT DERIVED WITH ROBUST AND CONSISTENT 

COMPOSITION 

3. HIGH QUALITY REPLACEMENT FOR SHARK AND OLIVE 

SQUALANE 

4. PROVEN PERFORMANCE 

5. PEACE OF MIND INGREDIENT 

Squalane, whilst not so bountiful in plants as it is in shark's liver, can 

be found in many vegetable oils. It is also found in human sebaceous 

secretions, as a precursor of cholesterol. In humans, squalane levels 

peak in our early 20s and then decline very rapidly. Highly refined 

squalane from olive demonstrates the most notable squalane 

characteristic: its ability to completely and rapidly penetrate the skin. 

100% PURE 

SQUALANE 

SQUALANE 

+ CP Peptide 

SQUALANE 

+ Retinol 

SQUALANE 

+ Astaxanthin



HOW THIS SERIES 

WORKS 

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TWO SERUM 

We do not use Emulsifiers, 

Thickeners, Stabilizers, 

Preservation and Water 

to create this serum 

We use only natural active 

substances. 

WITH SQUALANE BASED IN OUR SERUM 

Have we created a water free product for all skin types today? 

SQUALANE 100% REN + 

1. Retinol (Vitamin A) and Niacinamide B3 

2. Copper Peptide and Vitamin C 

3. Astaxanthin (Super Antioxidant) 

4. NEW - Hyaluronic Acid + USP SQUALANE 

5. NEW - Vitamin C and Rose oil



Good For: 

Overall skin health, 

oxidative stress 

Skin Types: 

Normal to dry skin types 

Astaxanthin 

Active Ingredient and A High-power Antioxidant 

Extracted from the marine microalgae haematococcus pluvialis, the 

richest known source of Astaxanthin. 

A highly powerful antioxidant 

*550 times stronger than vitamin E 

*800 times more powerful than CoQ10 

*6000 times more potent thanvitamin C 

*500 times more powerful than catechins found ingreen tea. 

What is Astaxanthin? 

Astaxanthin is a carotenoid and a powerful antioxidant, found in micro algae. Carotenoids are 

organic pigments produced by plants and it is this red pigment that gives the pink color to shrimp, 

krill, salmon, red trout, crabs, and lobsters, who eat the algae and then absorb the astaxanthin. 

Astaxanthin is a potent, lipid-soluble antioxidant, many times more effective (on a per molecule 

basis) than vitamin E, the best known natural lipid-soluble antioxidant. Astaxanthin is particularly 

impressive for your skin due to the fact that it never becomes a pro-oxidant, meaning that it 

protects our cells against oxidation and keeps your skin young and rejuvinated. 

Properties 

Astaxanthin has been shown in clinical studies to increase skin moisture, moisture retention, 

elasticity, as well as promote skin smoothness, decreasing fine lines and wrinkles. It has UV-blocking 

properties, which helps to assist the skin in protecting itself against sun-related damage such as dark 

spots on your skin. Astaxanthin can neutralize multiple free radicals at once, protecting your skin 

and body from oxidation, damage, and inflammation and Astaxanthin has been proven to increase 

blood flow, meaning that it will help your skin to have better circulation. Increased circulation has 

various benefits, including increased cell turnover, amplified elasticity, and increased water 

retention. 

Benefits of Astaxanthin 

Astaxanthin helps reduce moisture loss, promote smoothness, and elicit cellular renewal. Analyses 

have shown that astaxanthin is also an efficient absorber of specific ultraviolet sunlight rays that 

may contribute to skin aging and cancer. 

These properties make astaxanthin a strong benefit to topical skin care formulations. 

For more info: 

www.squalane.se - info@squalane.se



COPPERPETIDE 

IN ADDITION TO PROMOTING THE GROWTH OF COLLAGEN AND ELASTIN 

Our copper peptide is carefully selected and is a natural type 

Good For: 



Skin Types: 


The anti-aging benefits of copper peptides are also due to their 

ability to promote the production of glycosaminoglycans like 

hyaluronic acid. These substances are found in the connective 

tissue and fluids in the human body and become depleted with 

age. 

If you haven’t heard about the use of peptides in skincare products, we're going to tell you 

what you’ve been missing. Peptides have come a long way and the new research about how 

they benefit skin is remarkable. Some of the information out there is overblown, but other 

aspects of peptides for skin deserve your attention. Here's the facts versus fictio 

As a reminder (because it's so important), when peptides are blended with antioxidants, skinsoothing 

ingredients, and skin-replenishing ingredients they can address multiple signs of aging 

and you will love the results! We have combinate Astaxanthin and c vitamin for the best result. 

All over the world, laboratories have confirmed that human tri-peptide GHK-Cu contributes to a 

profusion of genetic activities that include: 

1. Beginning of wound healing 

2. Antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects 

3. Regulation of immune cells 

4. Promotion of blood vessels growth 

5. Stimulation of collagen besides their aptitude for repair and restoration of irradiated fibroblasts to 

their original undamaged form. 

Most dermatologists do not recommend giving up other skin care treatments for the sole copper 

peptides. More traditional-style treatments, such as vitamin C and vitamin A, may also have their 

benefits. However, it is generally thought that adding copper peptides to a skin care routine can help 

make this regime much more effective. 

Copper peptide may be helpful for skin recovering from treatment as a chemical peel 





RETINOL 

IN ADDITION TO PROMOTING THE GROWTH OF COLLAGEN AND ELASTIN 

Our copper peptide is carefully selected and is a natural type 

Good For: 



Skin Types: 


What is it? 

Retinol is simply another name for vitamin A. It’s a type of retinoid, 

the family of chemical compounds related to vitamin A. Other 

retinoids include: retinoic acid (also known as tretinoin), retinyl 

palmitate, and retinaldehyde, all of which can be found in skincare 

products. 

We use a Natural Retinol oil soluble (Sytenol®): 

Sytenol® A is the first natural alternative to retinol without having any of the negatives associated with 

retinol. It is photochemically and hydrolytically stable, so it can be used during the day. 

Multiple comparative studies revealed Sytenol® 

A to be a true alternative to retinol. It modulates retinoid binding and metabolizing genes, significantly 

improves multiple dermal and dermo-epidermal junction genes/proteins, and is a Collagen I, III & IV 

stimulator. This product provides hydration by up-regulating synthesis of hyaluronic acid and 

aquaporin 3. 

Sytenol® A is clinically proven to reduce multiple signs of aging: significant reduction in roughness and 

dryness as well as fine lines and wrinkles. It also improves skin tone, elasticity, firmness, radiance, and 

brightness. 

What does it do? 

When retinol and other retinoids come into contact with skin, enzymes in the body convert the retinol 

into retinoic acid, the active form of the vitamin, according to Dr. Linder. This is the special sauce that 

goes to work on skin cells in a variety of helpful ways. Namely, retinoic acid works to increase cell 

turnover, stimulate collagen and elastin production, fade hyperpigmentation, and help skin stay 

hydrated and glowing without irritation. Thanks to all this healthy turnover, retinol can treat and 

prevent everything from stubborn cystic acne and eczema to sun-induced wrinkles and dark spots. 

Can one retinol product do double-duty against acne and wrinkles? 

“Regardless of the reason for using a retinoid, all of the benefits will be apparent,” says Linder. You may 

reap some of the wrinkle-fighting benefits from a product designed to treat acne, and vice-versa. But 

take note: You may not see equal improvement on both counts. “These medications are often only 

marketed and approved to treat certain conditions, so the use for other conditions would be 

considered ‘off label,’” says Dr. Linder. (But it’s sure nice to know that regular use of a retinoid acne 

cream—like the aforementioned Differin—could help stave off a premature wrinkle or two.) 





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If you date plant oils in your skincare routine, get ready to get 

engaged to 100% Plant-Derived Squalane now available from The 

SQUALANE.SE. Squalane may sound like a boring thing but it 

actually is a simple thing that does so much for skin and hair that 

we can just go on and on without end. It is a natural hydrocarbon 

that is present in the skin, helping to prevent loss of hydration and 

to improve suppleness. Unlike plant oils, Squalane is completely 

non-greasy, is exceptionally pure and stays stable in varying UV, 

temperature and oxidative conditions. Its non-comedogenic 

emollience hydrates while improving visible elasticity and texture. 

If you use it on your hair, it offers heat protection, stops moisture 

loss and prevents breakage. We basically use it everywhere. 

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By AM on 06 March 2018 

A tiny bit goes a long long way! Very moisturizing and 

doesn't clog my pores ( I'm very prone to that) It works 

beautifully under the ordinary serum foundation but I 

could tell that with some foundations this might not work 

well. If that's the case maybe just use it at night. You do 

have to put it on (like I said TINY amount) and let it absorb 

for a minute before other makeup application. Well worth 

it though. 

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By JW on 01 March 2018 

Amazing moisturiser which goes on evenly and leaves skin 

feeling soft plus with no tightness. It does take a while to 

sink in so not great under make=up in the morning. This 

has improved the texture of my skin and helped with both 

the dry patches on my skin and oiliness around my nose. 

Amazing, especially for the price.. 

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By LR on 22 February 2018 

I have dry sensitive skin and I love love love this product.. 

I use this with Buffet and the Natural Moisturizing Factors 

+ HA. My skin feels so good after application. It works just 

as good as the very expensive products I was using 

before. Thanks Deciem so glad I found you! 

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By LR on 17 February 2018 

I really love this as a moisturizer. I've been doing dermarolling 

and high frequency facial treatments so my skin 

has been leaning toward the drier side and has been a bit 

flaky. I was worried that this would cause breakouts on 

my skin as the rose hip seed oil did. However, this hasn't 

clogged my pores at all. It definitely has the texture of an 

oil, but it absorbs much better than any oil I've tried. I'd 

say if you need something to really moisturize and you 

have acne-prone skin this is a good bet for you. Also, a 

little goes a long way! 

SUPER Love this produkt!!! 

After using this for 3 weeks this product has definitely reached holy grail status for me I love this so much. jillivne 

This is so true... it's certainly not like the normal oil and it really makes your skin feel so hydrated.I am totally in love 

with this product! Can we make this into a lip balm or lip oil treatment? It feels amazing on the lips. ❤



OUR SQUALANE IS 

100% pure, 

100% colourless, 

100% odourless, 

100% non-greasy and comes from 100% 

sustainable plant sources. 

You will 100% fall in love with 

it from the very first date. 

www.viralcosmetic.com

Why Squalane Is the

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