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HS Code |
787383 |
| Inci Name | Octyldodecyl Myristate |
| Chemical Class | Ester |
| Cas Number | 22766-83-2 |
| Appearance | Clear, colorless to pale yellow liquid |
| Odor | Mild, characteristic |
| Molecular Weight | 468.80 g/mol |
| Melting Point | -5°C to 2°C |
| Boiling Point | 313°C |
| Solubility In Water | Insoluble |
| Refractive Index | 1.449 - 1.454 |
| Specific Gravity | 0.850 - 0.870 |
| Flash Point | >160°C |
| Viscosity | 15 - 25 mPa·s at 25°C |
| Shelf Life | 2 years |
As an accredited Octyldodecyl Myristate factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Octyldodecyl Myristate is packaged in a 1-liter amber HDPE bottle with a tamper-evident cap and clear labeling. |
| Shipping | Octyldodecyl Myristate is typically shipped in sealed, chemical-resistant containers to prevent contamination and leakage. It should be stored and transported in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, away from heat and direct sunlight. Proper labeling and documentation are required to ensure compliance with safety and shipping regulations. |
| Storage | Octyldodecyl Myristate should be stored in a tightly closed container, in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight, heat, and sources of ignition. Avoid exposure to moisture and incompatible materials such as strong oxidizing agents. Keep the container properly labeled and out of reach of unauthorized personnel to ensure safety and maintain product stability. |
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As a direct manufacturer of Octyldodecyl Myristate, we supply this specialty ester for multiple industrial sectors that demand precise control of formulation texture, sensory properties, and processing behavior. Below, we detail key application fields where this raw material undergoes proven, large-volume integration in downstream production, supported by regulatory compliance and clear quality specifications. Octyldodecyl Myristate acts as an emollient and texture modifier in the large-scale manufacturing of moisturizing creams and lotions. Its fluidity and low viscosity allow for high inclusion rates without gelling, giving formulators precise control over spreadability and skin afterfeel. The raw material enters emulsion blending during the oil phase combination with other lipophilic components. Industrial producers rely on its predictable profile to meet stringent skin safety, microbiological, and ingredient purity requirements in regulated cosmetic environments. Industry compliance standards
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2. Decorative Cosmetics: Foundations and MakeupThe raw material’s unique balance of light skin glide and medium volatility supports texture engineering in color cosmetics. It enables even pigment dispersion and long-lasting wear in liquid and cream foundations. The material integrates during the pigment wetting and oil phase dispersion steps, supporting enhanced pay-off and non-greasy aesthetics required by global brand standards for finished makeup products. Stability and compatibility with common cosmetic actives further cement its role in this segment. Industry compliance standards
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3. Sun Care Formulations: Sun Protection Creams and SpraysIn modern sun care manufacturing, formulating with Octyldodecyl Myristate enables stable dispersion of organic and inorganic UV filters while minimizing whitening and drag. The ester joins sunscreen batches during the blending of oil-compatible filters, facilitating uniform filter distribution and tactile aesthetics. Its inclusion supports compliance with international safety and efficacy regulations particular to sunscreen performance claims and skin tolerability. Industry compliance standards
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4. Hair Care: Conditioning Treatments and Leave-In SerumsFormulators in the industrial hair care segment utilize our raw material to impart lasting lubricity and anti-frizz performance in conditioner and serum manufacturing. The ester integrates cleanly with cationic emulsifiers and silicone fluids, improving slip and ease of combing in both rinse-off and leave-in products. It enters the blending phase with oils and conditioning agents under temperature-controlled mixing, followed by rapid cooling to lock in texture parameters. Industry compliance standards
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5. Pharmaceutical Ointments and Dermatological BasesPharmaceutical manufacturers select Octyldodecyl Myristate as a spreadability agent and carrier in the compounding of topical ointment and dermatological bases. Here, purity and batch-to-batch consistency are paramount, as the raw material must meet pharmacopeia-grade specifications. Integration occurs during the melting and blending of semi-solid bases with actives, followed by vacuum deaeration and sterile hot-filling in controlled environments. Industry compliance standards
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6. Industrial Water-Resistant Polymeric CoatingsIn technical surface coating applications, formulators use this ester to improve wetting, spread, and gloss characteristics in high-performance water-repellent polymeric films. Integration targets non-toxic, low-odor surface compositions for consumer-facing and institutional coatings. Octyldodecyl Myristate is introduced during the binder solubilization and pigment dispersion step, allowing effective film coalescence without plasticizer migration concerns common in traditional systems. Industry compliance standards
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Octyldodecyl Myristate stands out as a multi-functional ester with deep roots in both industrial and personal care chemistry. Over the last twenty years, we've refined our processes to deliver this ingredient at a purity and consistency that consistently meets the tough demands of formulators. Many in the industry recognize the compound for the way it imparts a silky, dry touch to formulations, and it took years of material science to get there. When we produce Octyldodecyl Myristate, we start by reacting high-purity myristic acid with octyldodecanol under strictly controlled conditions. Our in-house engineers monitor every kettle to ensure each batch lines up with the performance our partners depend on.
This ester earned its reputation as a texture enhancer in countless applications, but anyone working in labs knows it’s more than an emollient. Our team has worked closely with R&D at leading consumer brands who require more than just feel — stability matters, and so does how neatly the compound integrates with sunscreens, color cosmetics, and hair treatments. Because our supply chain runs from base raw material right to the packaging tank, customers routinely reach out for technical input on everything from viscosity tweaks to improving pigment dispersion in demanding formulas.
Years ago, many manufacturers would overlook smaller batch sizes or request additional tolerance testing for new skin cream launches. We answered by investing in expanded QC capabilities, not just for batch-to-batch consistency, but to respond quickly to shifts in market requirements. Most of our clients came to us after struggling with separation, off-odors, or instability from lesser brands. With every shipment, our chemists check color, odor, acid value, ester content, and trace moisture. Throughout production, automated process controls log each parameter, making it easy to trace any issue back to its source.
Octyldodecyl Myristate offers unique spreading properties that cannot be matched by generic esters or plant-derived oils. In hands-on tests, we found its tactile effect on skin strikes a balance between glide and cushion, which explains why formulators aiming for premium ‘feel’ factor keep requesting our model. Unlike traditional myristates or pure vegetable oils, it remains non-comedogenic and resists oxidation, even in high-UV exposure products. Haircare brands appreciate how it lowers friction without weighing down hair, particularly in leave-in treatments or low-residue sprays.
Through daily work in our plant and lab, we’ve learned that subtle differences in feedstock or process conditions show up in product results. Our current specification for Octyldodecyl Myristate maintains an exceptionally low acid value, consistently under 0.5 mg KOH/g. Each batch features ester content well above 95 percent, which supports ease of formulation in high-performance applications. We keep color consistently pale, using only minimal stabilizer, since excess antioxidants can trigger complications in fragrance-sensitive formulas.
Water content never exceeds 0.05 percent, critical for preservative-free or low-water systems. Our team routinely inspects every drum for micro-contamination, especially because the market is trending toward cleaner labels and limited preservative systems. The flash point sits safely above room temperature storage conditions, even in summer. We avoid phthalates, heavy metals, or impurities common in less-controlled facilities, and we’ve adopted the latest analytical methods to confirm every departure meets both local and international expectations for cosmetic raw materials.
Work in formulation labs over the last decade confirms that Octyldodecyl Myristate pairs especially well with actives and fragrances that refuse to blend with basic oils. Chemists report that the ester helps drive uniform distribution of SPF agents and powder pigments, enhancing suspension and reducing the amount of surfactant required. Sunscreens, foundations, BB creams, pressed powders, and lipstick sticks all benefit from its low-cloud point and reliable freeze-thaw stability. In an era where consumers demand high sensory appeal — without petrochemical after-feel — our Octyldodecyl Myristate delivers a sensory upgrade that keeps reformulations to a minimum.
We regularly see it selected over standard Cetearyl Ethylhexanoate or Isopropyl Myristate where non-greasy skin feel is essential. The natural-like touch matters in premium anti-aging serums or oily-skin formulations, where residue and after-feel lead to complaint returns. Fragrance houses come back for our material because it holds volatile notes longer than simple esters, without developing rancidity even in long-shelf-life preparations. In pressed powder compacts, our customers value the way it binds pigment without balling or caking, delivering a creamier swipe and better payoff.
Not every synthetic ester performs the same. General-purpose emollients like Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride often lose their light touch after a few hours, especially in high-heat or high-humidity use. We saw, in our comparative trials, that Octyldodecyl Myristate outlasts these alternatives by resisting stickiness without sacrificing slip. Chemists working on high-load pigment bases find our ester aids dispersion and minimizes grittiness without adding unnecessary emulsion stabilizers, which can cloud clarity or dull color brightness.
Natural oil substitutes, like coconut or soybean, frequently oxidize, separate, or clash with sunscreen actives. Technical teams at leading skincare brands confirm the higher oxidative resistance of Octyldodecyl Myristate means fewer claims of odor shift or yellowing over time. Isopropyl Myristate, common across many first-generation skincare launches, often triggers pore-clogging complaints or fails in stability against strongly polar solvents. In contrast, our product offers the right balance between slip and absorbency, making it suitable for both oily- and dry-skin-friendly products.
No one in chemical manufacturing can ignore the accelerated movement towards greener supply. Our supply team sourced eco-certified feedstocks, tracking each lot from palm-derivative suppliers compliant with RSPO and other sustainable frameworks. While governments and end consumers push for lower environmental impact, we respond by recycling process solvents, reducing water usage, and optimizing energy at each production stage. Our waste abatement systems turn by-product acids into input for biodegradable surfactants, closing the loop wherever feasible.
Markets worldwide have started asking about palm traceability, not just origin. Our plant implements batch-tagging on every delivery, ensuring that our clients in Asia, Europe, and North America meet the documentation and audit standards set by their own regulators and consumers. We take seriously the challenge of delivering a material that fits into formulas promising ‘clean’, ‘green’, and responsibly sourced — not as a marketing afterthought, but as a daily operation. Our ongoing investment in greener chemistry tracks with both consumer expectations and our own commitment to the industry’s future.
Working directly with cosmetic chemists, we’ve handled hundreds of troubleshooting requests over the years — many boiling down to a mismatch between product grade and intended performance. Bulk suppliers rarely accommodate custom viscosity or color requirements, leading to repeated reformulation if the base ester varies across each order. Our small-batch and scale-up facilities manage tight lots with dedicated QC sign-off, so our customers stay confident their end-product will look, feel, and behave identically whether the order scales from a pilot run to full launch.
Production lines informed by decades of close feedback have refined our specification to be extremely tight in sensory criteria, not just analytical. Our approach balances measurable factors like viscosity and acid value with direct skin-feel assessment by experienced panelists. Texture matters to end-users, but so does ease of incorporation — downtime in manufacturing lines due to unexpected batch variability is not an option for brands rushing to meet launch cycles. Maintaining a steady supply chain, regular sample retention for backward traceability, and accessible technical documents remain at the heart of our plant operations.
Formulators in Southeast Asia and Latin America, where high temperatures and humidity dominate, frequently contact us for reliable esters that stand up to these harsh environments. Many materials sourced from less specialized plants quickly degrade or destabilize formulations, prompting expensive recalls or consumer dissatisfaction. Our Octyldodecyl Myristate, tested in tropical and arid conditions, resists hydrolysis and avoids color shift, extending the shelf life of sensitive cosmetics and skincare.
Our technical service teams coordinate closely with manufacturers from initial lab scale to full production, advising on ideal use levels and interaction with newer actives like encapsulated retinols or peptide complexes. Field evidence shows that even modest changes in feedstock selection or pre-blend ratios impact final product performance — everything from emulsion stability to user experience. Continual investment in process control equipment pays dividends as new markets place higher value on label transparency and batch reproducibility.
We’ve faced, and solved, challenges that emerge only with hands-on manufacturing knowledge. Solving haze formation in alcohol-based sprays or fixing separation in high-load pigment suspensions taught us the real-world performance boundaries of Octyldodecyl Myristate. Offering more than just a COA, we drill down to the source of every claim — working alongside formulating chemists and production floor supervisors — often analyzing returned samples to pinpoint root causes.
In today’s environment, brands need more than audits and paperwork. They value accessibility to direct data on material performance, routes for on-site technical guidance, and rapid support for new process or regulatory changes. We remain available for direct technical discussions because the best solutions emerge when manufacturer and customer work shoulder to shoulder, not through layers of supply chain intermediaries. Our site supports digital batch tracking, downloadable regulatory documents, and archives of historical data, making compliance smoother for quality managers and procurement leads alike.
Every year, product launches driven by evolving consumer tastes push raw material suppliers to keep pace. These shifts—from mineral sunscreen mandates to waterless beauty and vegan claims—mean our R&D teams have to anticipate the next round of specifications. Octyldodecyl Myristate remains a popular choice as it bridges the gap between traditional emollients and emerging nature-inspired requirements. Brands doubling down on sensorial marketing, or those embracing hybrid skincare-format makeup, turn to us for grade recommendations and guidance on optimizing load, penetration rate, and final texture.
End users rarely see the level of background work it takes to make a prepared component work seamlessly across regions and climates. We remain in constant conversation with our clients, learning alongside them which new actives or regulatory shifts matter most to future success. We adapt, whether the concern comes from a Paris lab or a Sao Paulo contract manufacturer. Custom blending, adapting storage temperatures, and integrating electronic specifications directly into customer databases all help remove layers of friction from our customers’ work.
Bringing Octyldodecyl Myristate to market is more than a transactional business. As the manufacturer, we see firsthand the difference it makes for a creator to speak directly with the producer — from small indie launches to legacy FMCG product lines. We encourage ongoing dialog: discussing novel applications, sharing bench trial feedback, or adjusting existing models for changing demand. Anyone pressing toward tighter sensory targets, lower impurity profiles, or more sustainable feedstocks discovers quickly that close technical partnership pays off.
Brands frequently approach us after running into non-conformity with generic supply, seeking a more involved partnership. Our investment in both people and automated process controls comes from knowing that a smooth-running system — and a flat communication line — delivers the reliability that keeps customers on schedule, in the market, and ready for whatever comes next. Every drum, tote, and tank of Octyldodecyl Myristate embodies the precision, quality, and insight we’ve gained through decades spent side by side with partners around the world.