Hydrogenated Rice Bran Oil

Hydrogenated rice bran oil is a plant-derived lipid converted into a more saturated, solid emollient through hydrogenation. It's selected to increase product body, add slip in sticks and creams, and improve oxidative and thermal stability.
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Ingredient Snapshot

Overview
A rice-derived wax that cushions skin and eases dry, flaky patches.
Category
Barrier Support, Skin Conditioning
Type
Emollient

Ingredient Ratings

Overall Rating

Good

Comedogenic Risk

Moderate

Skin Benefits

Provides a velvety occlusive layer that helps keep skin supple and reduces flakiness. Gives a smooth, comforting finish suited to dry areas.

Uses In Skincare & Cosmetics

Often included in balms, night creams, and anhydrous sticks, where it gives a plush application and a stable, solid texture.

Comedogenic Rating

Hydrogenated Rice Bran Oil has a comedogenic rating of 3. It has a moderate likelihood of clogging pores, especially for acne-prone skin.

Safety

Generally low in irritation potential and well tolerated. If you're acne-prone or prefer lighter textures, a patch test is worth doing given its richer, occlusive feel.

Is Hydrogenated Rice Bran Oil a Good Ingredient?

It's rated Good as a solid, oxidation-resistant emollient that adds cushion and occlusion for dry skin comfort. The rating stops short of Great because its weight and waxy feel don't suit very oily skin types.

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