Squalane Oil

The formulation contains plant-derived squalane together with selected botanical oils and skin-conditioning components. The public label identifies sunflower-derived components, olive oil, squalane, tocopherol and selected rosemary- and chamomile-derived aromatic components.

The formulation remains proprietary, so the website presents the ingredients disclosed on the product label without publishing confidential formulation percentages.

Squalane spreads easily across the skin and forms a lightweight emollient layer. This helps reduce transepidermal water loss – the natural evaporation of moisture through the skin’s surface.

By replenishing skin-compatible surface lipids, Squalane Oil supports the skin’s protective moisture barrier and helps maintain softer, smoother and more supple-feeling skin.

Squalane Oil is suitable for all skin types, including dry, sensitive and moisture-depleted skin. Its lightweight texture also suits people who want the conditioning benefits of an oil without a heavy or sticky finish.

People with highly reactive skin should perform a small patch test before applying the product more widely.

Yes. Squalane Oil can be applied to the face, neck and body, including areas affected by dryness, rough texture or reduced suppleness.

Use a moderate amount and massage it gently into clean, slightly damp skin until evenly distributed.

Squalane Oil is best applied after bathing, showering or cleansing while the skin is clean and slightly damp. This helps support moisture retention and allows the oil to spread evenly.

Apply a moderate amount using the pump and massage it gently into the desired area. It may be incorporated into a morning or evening skincare routine according to individual preference.

Squalane is valued for its lightweight spreadability and non-greasy skin feel. When applied moderately, the formulation absorbs without leaving the heavy coating associated with thicker oils.

Skin responses vary between individuals. Anyone prone to congestion or sensitivity should begin with a small amount and perform a patch test before broader facial use.

Yes. Apply water-based products first, allow them to absorb and then apply Squalane Oil as the oil-based conditioning step. During the day, sunscreen should remain the final step of the skincare routine.

Introduce new products gradually if the skin is sensitive or reactive, rather than beginning several new formulations simultaneously

Regular application may help maintain hydration and improve the appearance and feel of skin with scars or stretch marks. Well-conditioned skin can feel softer and more supple, which may improve the appearance of dry or uneven areas over time.

Laboratory research suggests that squalane may help protect collagen-related cellular processes from UVA-induced stress. However, this evidence is laboratory-based and does not establish that the finished product directly stimulates Type I collagen production in human skin.

EXODUS IMMUNOLOGY therefore uses responsible support language rather than presenting Squalane Oil as a clinically proven collagen treatment. Explore the supporting science in our EXODUS IMMUNOLOGY Product Research Library.

Squalane Oil is for external use only. Avoid direct contact with the eyes, perform a small patch test if the skin is highly reactive and discontinue use if irritation occurs.

Keep the bottle securely closed and store it in a cool, dry place away from excessive heat and direct sunlight. Keep it out of reach of children.

For complementary nutritional antioxidant support, explore Vitamin C & E Combo by EXODUS IMMUNOLOGY, an individually formulated product within the EXODUS IMMUNOLOGY range.

Customers who would like personalised wellness guidance can also explore EXODUS IMMUNOLOGY Consultation Services before combining products within a broader programme.