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Squalane 100% Pure (2 oz (60 mL))
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  • MAINTAIN YOUR GLOW - Sourced naturally from olives, Timeless Skin Care Squalane Oil 100% Pure helps improve skin elasticity and radiance. As a dry oil, squalane keeps your glow on without leaving an oily sheen. We call it the “finishing touch.”
  • FIGHT ACNE-PRONE SKIN - This lightweight dry oil helps regulate oil production, making it ideal for anyone battling oily or acne-prone skin. Plus, it seals in moisture, instantly relieving skin that feels tight and dry.
  • MULTIPURPOSE - Timeless Skin Care Squalane Oil is a great body moisturizer for dry, cold, or extreme climates. The solution also helps heal chapped lips and works well to set makeup, ensuring it looks perfect all day long.
  • HOW TO APPLY - Apply 2-3 drops daily and smooth oil onto cleansed skin, morning or night. Can add to your favorite creams & conditioners, and works especially well with our hyaluronic acid serum. Great for all skin types, especially acne-prone skin.
  • TIMELESS PROMISE - Timeless Skin Care delivers effective results with high concentrations of active ingredients and less fillers + chemicals. All our cruelty-free solutions are made in the USA with zero parabens, fragrances, or dyes.
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Release dateSeptember 2021
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Found 35 comments on Squalane 100% Pure (2 oz (60 mL)):

u/Hongbinnie · 240 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

I wasn't sure if this would fit in product questions or diy, so I put it in misc.

Seriously though, I get that the brand is a lot of the price, but these are just pure ingredients. The brand didn't do much other than create packaging with their brand on it.

You can get all of these, with more product, for less than $15 on amazon with just a quick search and hardly any effort.

Squalene, 2 fl oz (60 ml):
www.amazon.com/dp/B003MJG19K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_9UIBzbJZ2ASP5

Argan Oil, 4 fl oz (120 ml):
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00QVR0O6Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_FLIBzbJPQ620Q

Shea Butter, 7 oz:
www.amazon.com/dp/B000F4J8VI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_5KIBzbV2CPQG2

You can get them for even cheaper if you bought them from ingredient suppliers as well.

u/ParabolicTrajectory · 100 pointsr/trashy

I've had eczema for 24 years, and here are some products I swear by:

100% squalane oil - this is more expensive per ounce than hemp oil, but my god is it effective for flare-ups. Squalane is the hydrogenized form of squalene, an oil naturally found in your skin.

Cerave Moisturizing Cream - this is the holy grail for eczema lotion. It can sting when you put it on, if the flare-up is bad. It works really well when mixed with a few drops of squalane. Cerave's claim to fame is the ceramides. Skin with eczema is frequently lacking in these crucial lipids.

Colloidal Oatmeal Lotion - there are a few brands of these that are mostly the same, but this is the one I like. This is best for those really, really nasty flare-ups, especially the kind where you scratch yourself raw/bloody, because it's so gentle and thick.

Similarly, colloidal oatmeal for baths. If you've got a full-body flare-up going on, or a flare-up somewhere that lotion can't reach (like on your scalp), this can be incredibly soothing.

Dove Beauty Bar For Sensitive Skin - accept no substitutes. This is the only bar soap my skin can handle, and it is the only soap that every dermatologist I've ever seen has recommended for my eczema. That's because it's not technically soap, it's actually a gentle detergent mixed with moisturizer.

Sulfate-free shampoo - SLS, sodium lauryl/laureth sulfate, is a big trigger for me, and a common one. (I also have to use SLS-free toothpaste.) If you're prone to scalp flare-ups, this might be a good first line of defense. For a cheaper option, Johnson's Baby Shampoo is also sulfate-free.

If I sound like a brochure, I'm sorry. I've spent years dealing with this, and I'm kind of a skincare hobbyist (who also dabbles in hair care), so I've tried a lot of stuff.

u/claramill · 7 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

Hey ScA! Found a few products that I wanted to add to my routine through reccs here and research so I thought I'd share them. I have combination skin, Fitzpatrick type IV, and my daily struggles are mainly with hyperpigmentation, a wonky texture on my forehead, and hydration. If you have any friendly advice, warnings, criticisms, I'm all ears. :)

-From Left to Right-

  • Radha Beauty Rosehip Oil: Bought mainly for the linoleic acid. The bottle is huge, the dropper is nice, and it should last a while sitting in its nook in my fridge.
  • Peach Slices Citrus-Honey Aqua Glow: a gel moisturizer with a light, citrus scent that absorbs like lightning and sits well under my sunscreen. I'm patch testing this right now but I'm very happy with it. Confession: shamelessly bought for the packaging.
  • CVS samples! :)
  • Timeless 100% Pure Squalane Oil: emollient, comes in a glass bottle and I'm probably going to mix a few drops in with my moisturizers or use it in its own step.
  • AmLactin AHA Body Lotion: My boyfriend and I both suffer from keratosis pilaris, so we're giving this a shot in conjunction with a daily SPF on the arms.
  • Biore Perfect UV Face Milk: This is a repurchase, it lasts surprisingly long for only being 30 ml (then again, I don't reapply, tsk tsk), is cosmetically elegant, and though there's a bit of a white cast, it goes away after a few minutes even on my darker skin. It is a bit drying, though, which makes sense since its supposed to be a matte sunscreen but I might replace it when I get around to it. Still highly recommend, especially for oily skin!

    Also picked up some cod liver oil. Will it do anything for my skin? Uh, maybe! Mom's been getting on me about my omega-3s so I humored her. :)
u/capslion · 7 pointsr/AsianBeauty

As far as the squalane goes, 100% plant derived squalane is 100% plant derived squalane. Timeless (2oz bottle) has a better price per ounce plus free shipping, both prime and non-prime. TO's squalane (1oz bottle) is going to run you over twice as much an ounce after shipping is paid for.

Squalane is a good if your skin likes facial oils, though. I like to mix it into creams/serums/other products because the very thin texture can make it difficult to apply on its own. It's good if you're looking for your routine to be more moisturizing. It's not very occlusive, so I'd look for another oil if that's something you want.

u/Iseethelight963 · 7 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

My favorite skincare that I get on Amazon. Sheet masks are fun, and my skin just loves squalane and urea as ingredients. I also find something satisfying about slathering myself in oil before bed (probably because I was told to avoid them like the plague as a child).

Face masks: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01MAYSKYT/

Squalane oil: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003MJG19K/

Urea creamy oil: https://www.amazon.com/Excipial-Hydrating-Healing-Lotion-Ounce/dp/B014QVWLUA/

Have fun shopping!

u/anniecakes · 6 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

You can always get the one from Timeless! It's actually cheaper because you get twice as much. There's nothing special about The Ordinary's squalane. Squalane is squalane.


If you don't have Amazon Prime, you can also order directly from Timeless's website. They have free shipping.

u/savage_in_a_sundress · 5 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

Sad but true: Cerave isn't for everyone.

I'd start with the Dehydrated Skin Guide (humectants) and add one of the Acne Guide actives after ~2 weeks (SAP is the gentlest, whereas BP and SA may irritate sensitive skin). Continue for ~1 month, and see where your skin is at. Also, sunscreen is a must for rosacea - sun exposure is a common trigger for flare ups - and mineral/physical sunscreens are reccomended.


Personally, I don't have rosacea but I do have delicate, incredibly reactive skin. My best advice is to patch test everything and keep ingredients as simple as possible to make it easy to identify irritants. Some products that have worked for me are:

Cleanser - Bioderma Sebium H2O Micellar Water + microfiber cloth

SAP - Derma-e Vitamin C Serum

Humectants - Timeless Squalane, Rose Water + Glycerin (DIY, 10% Glycerin in a Target spray bottle),

Occlusives - Good Ol' Aquaphor

Mineral/Physical Sunscreen - Neutrogena Sheer Zinc SPF 50

YYMV!

u/bee_antlers · 4 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

I have very sensitive dry skin as well.

I use Eucerin Eczema Relief Cream on my face. It's non-comedogenic, fragrance free, and has colloidal oatmeal for redness/irritation and ceramides for moisture.

I got it as a dupe for the expensive First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream, which has irritants like eucalyptus oil.

I highly recommend the Eucerin. It's the only heavy cream I can use that doesn't break me out and calms my tretinoin induced redness and irritation.

In terms of a facial oil: Timeless Squalane 100% Pure is a non-comedogenic, bland, non-greasy option that would be a great place to start. I use it as well and it does not break me out or cause any irritation.

u/gigantic_trex · 3 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

I don't have much, but I thought of throw a couple things out there. A lot of people have success with pure squalane oil. It's well tolerated and you could mix a couple drops in with your moisturizer. There are other oils people use for moisturizing but I'm not very familiar with others. It would probably also be good to use your moisturizer in the morning as well. I've heard good things about Avene Tolerance, this one specifically is fungal safe and already contains squalane. Also, this blog post, while geared toward fungal acne, has a lot of product recommendations that might also be good for what you're dealing with. Wish I had more knowledge to help.

Edit: Also, I know you said your skin behaves the same either way, but it might be a good idea to lay off the differin until you get your hydration/moisture under control. It's likely doing more harm than good at this point.

u/TangiestIllicitness · 2 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

You could try adding a couple drops of squalane oil to your moisturizer. It absorbs really easily and doesn't leave an oily feeling.


If you do a search for squalane oil and skin, you'll find tons of articles about the benefits of it for all skin types. Paula's Choice has it ranked as a Best ingredient.


If you decide to give it a try, make sure you're getting squalAne, not squalEne, which is heavier and can be irritating.

u/todo-anonymize-self · 2 pointsr/NoPoo

You could try squalane or something as the carrier if you want to definitely not feed the Malassezia.

u/daisylion3 · 2 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

Product Name: 100% Pure Squalane Oil

Price: $22

Country of purchase: Canada (Ordered from Amazon)

Skin info: Combo-oily in summer, combo-dry in winter and prone to breakouts. Fitzpatrick type 4

Ingredients list: Olive derived squalane oil

Special info: This is the one I purchased from Amazon, you can also get it from The Ordinary, Peter Thomas Roth, Indie Lee and Biossance at varying price points. I highly recommend this article that explains why most other facial oils (rosehip oil, argan oil etc.) that are marketed as moisturizing are actually doing more harm to your skin and why squalane oil is the only oil that can actually be used as an effective moisturizer.

Experience & opinion: I have been using this as a moisturizer since I have had zero luck with any of the other hyped up moisturizers. CeraVe PM was behind my suspicious breakouts as it is too fatty for me, the Neutrogena Hydroboost has too many silicones in it that make me break out like crazy. I've been using squalane oil as both night time and day moisturizer and I am obsessed with how smooth and silky it makes my skin feel. It also absorbs quite well. Unfortunately, it is not super hydrating if you have drier skin. As the cooler weather is settling in, I find I still have some dry spots, and I might need a thicker overnight moisturizer for the colder months. However, I can see myself using this all year round.

I also finds this works really well under makeup. It makes my concealer and foundation blend soooo smoothly and gives a nice dewy finish without making the makeup slip around.

If you are having problems finding a regular moisturizer I would definitely recommend this. I think why it worked so well for me was the simplicity of it. A lot of moisturizers have silicones, fragrances, AHAs or something that just doesn't work with different people's skin. This is very different from other oils I've used for moisturizing (argan oil, almond oil etc.) since it actually absorbs very well instead of sitting on top of your skin and doesn't leave you looking like an oil slick.

u/svvaffles · 2 pointsr/AsianBeauty

I'm still trying to finish this one, but a cheaper alternative is Timeless Skin Care. It's 60 mL for $10.80!

u/wowhannahwow · 2 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

I don’t love TO’s Squalane. I had a bottle of the Timeless SqualaneTimeless Squalane and then replaced it with the TO and I far preferred the Timeless version. The Timeless oil sunk into my skin faster and I find the TO version is slicker and takes longer to sink in for me From reading around here on SCA Timeless’ is Olive derived Squalane and TO’s is sugar derived and the difference between the 2 is just personal preference.

u/Whiskeymuffins · 2 pointsr/AsianBeauty

Timeless Squalane Oil is amazing.

I like using jojoba oil as well

u/bbynug · 2 pointsr/SkincareAddiction

Your pictures aren’t loading for me, not why. Anyway, your skin sounds like it’s super dehydrated and desperately needs the help of a good moisturizer. The oiliness might be your skin reacting to being dehydrated by overproducing oil. I wouldn’t be surprised if the clogged pores and closed comedones you’re experiencing are because of the dry skin clogging you up.

Switch to a lotion type cleanser like CeraVe Hydrating cleanser. The SA CeraVe cleanser has salicylic acid in it which can further dry out your skin. If you wear makeup everyday, you might want to try double cleansing with an oil cleanser first to remove the makeup and then the gentle cleanser afterwards. If you’ve never used a lotion style cleanser before, be aware that they don’t foam up like most cleanser but that’s a good thing. They will remove oil and dirt without over-cleansing and stripping your already dry skin.

Next, you need a heavy moisturizer. Since you already use a CeraVe product you might be familiar with their cream. It’s a favorite among the users on this sub because it’s well formulated and well tolerated. You might also want to consider a facial oil. Squalane oil is a popular choice on this sub because it won’t clog pores. I’ve used Timeless Squalane oil for a while and I really like it. The Ordinary also sells inexpensive squalane oil.

To help dehydrated and dry skin, many people on this sub also put an occlusive layer on their face before going to bed. Basically, you take an occlusive like Vaseline, Aquaphor, CeraVe Healing Ointment, etc. and put a nice thick layer on before going to bed. It can feel a bit gross but the results are truly worth it. Personally, I’d also recommend investing in a humidifier to put in your bedroom. They are pretty inexpensive on Amazon.

I wouldn’t be surprised if your issues with clogged pores and undereye bags get much better after your skin is properly hydrated. If they don’t, those issues can be addressed later on since your skin really doesn’t seem like it can handle an acids or other actives at the moment. Hope this helps.

u/_lastunicorn_ · 2 pointsr/SebDerm



[Try squalane oil](Squalane 100% Pure (2 oz (60 mL)) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003MJG19K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Uya6CbYYTS9MJ)Worked best for me and has no other ingredients that feed the Malassezia

u/ACustomFace · 2 pointsr/MakeupAddiction

Sometimes, if the foundation I'm using is more drying. I don't notice it affecting the wear time, but my skin is so dry that I never have a problem with base products not lasting on me, so I might not be the best judge of that.

Squalane oil is another one that's really nice. It's lighter and absorbs really quickly. It has a lovely, silky feel, and it mixes well with foundation. I got mine on Amazon for about $12 for 2 oz. It was this one.

u/alienbaby22 · 2 pointsr/fatlogic

The body butter probably has ingredients I usually avoid like fragrance and what not. I use stuff like that if I’m being luxurious but my everyday skincare I use something simpler. Like cerave or eucerin.

I use this squalane


https://www.amazon.com/Squalane-100-Pure-60-mL/dp/B003MJG19K

It could get pricy. I only use it on my face and chest but honestly a little goes a long way. Jojoba is a cheaper option for full body.

u/IPlanThings · 1 pointr/blogsnark

I prefer the Timeless squalane on Amazon to the ordinary's. It's probably not as nice as biossance's but it's also cheaper.

Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003MJG19K

u/sjjustus · 1 pointr/SkincareAddiction

The squalene from TO should essentially be the same thing.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003MJG19K/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Its less expensive per oz than TO and I'm a little budget conscious.

The app "Hush" carries some of TO items and always has free shipping, no minimum purchase, items are the same price as TO website, in case you wanted to try a few of TO without meeting minimum free shipping requirements. :)

The micellar water I use is the "green" bottle formulated for oily skin from Garnier. The pink bottle would be suitable for you as well. Blue is only really good for removing waterproof makeup, and can leave an oily residue which I don't think you'll like. I only ever use that one when I have on mascara and don't want to tug at my eyes.

Your skin is already pretty clear, so try introducing one product at a time and see how it reacts. If I had one product to suggest above all others, it would be the lactic acid 5%. It consistently delivers without overdrying. While everyone says the best product is the acid peel, I really find it can be drying and cause issues if your skin isn't used to acids.

Good luck!

u/LeslieKnope-Biden · 1 pointr/blogsnark

I'm going to try this one from Amazon that u/IPlanThings mentioned above and see how I like it when my sample runs out! https://www.amazon.com/Squalane-100-Pure-60-mL/dp/B003MJG19K?th=1

u/undertherexxx · 1 pointr/FungalFolliculitis

And I’m using Timeless Squalane - Squalane 100% Pure (2 oz (60 mL)) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003MJG19K?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

u/CommonSuit · 1 pointr/keratosis

Also becuase I’m from the UK I’ll send you back the same products on the UK amazon just to check,


Squalane 100% Pure, 2 fl oz (60 mL) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B003MJG19K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_SI13DbJKGDANR


Jojoba Oil Nature Shine 100% Organic 120ml Pure & Natural Cold Pressed Aromatherapy Unrefined Moisturizer for Face, Hair, Skin, Nails, Cuticles, Stretch Marks & Sensitive https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07L8KBP6T/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_RL13DbKESWDQ2


For the scrub they don’t sell it on amazon UK so this is what I’m using at the moment


Soap And Glory Scrub Of Your Life... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B006L698KA?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share



Loofah I’m using is


Salux Nylon Japanese Beauty Skin Bath Wash Cloth/Towel - White https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B001KMR9WY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_BO13Db43NPXWM

And another one is this:


Korean Italy Towel Exfoliating Bath Washcloth [4 Pcs] (Green) Techef Home https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00LGLOKLM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_2O13DbMGADH9M



Amlactin

Amlactin 12 % Moisturizing Lotion... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000TTPZQ6?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

u/Poem_for_your_shlong · 1 pointr/keratosis

Squalane oil is something that our skin produces and makes up 13% of your natural sebum.

Since your sebaceous glands are under performing , this will help to regulate follicle construction and stop keratin from clumping around the follicles:
https://www.amazon.com/Squalane-100-Pure-60-mL/dp/B003MJG19K?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_1

Jojoba oil is actually a liquid wax ester that mimics sebum. For the same reasons as I stated above, this will help your KP and prevent TEWL which makes your KP worse.
https://www.amazon.com/Solutions-Organic-Moisturizing-Multi-Purpose-4-Ounce/dp/B0019LTGOU/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?keywords=jojoba+oil&qid=1574915492&sprefix=jojoba+&sr=8-4

Since you already have AMlactin, you are good there. Here is my favorite BHA acid Body scrub.
https://www.amazon.com/Neutrogena-Oil-Free-Salicylic-Treatment-Acne-Prone/dp/B00JZ069ME/ref=mp_s_a_1_13?keywords=neutrogena+body+clear+body+wash&qid=1574915526&sprefix=neutrogena+bod&sr=8-13

And these shower gloves for exfoliation are the best I’ve tried. They don’t require too much pressure and they de-cap existing keratin plugs effectively:
https://www.amazon.com/Clean-Logic-Exfoliating-Bath-Gloves/dp/B00GMP5VW4/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=cleanlogic+gloves&qid=1574915581&sprefix=clean+logic+glov&sr=8-3

Which AMlactin are you using? The one with the green pump?

Also, do you need me to go over the routine with you or do you think you got it from here based off my original post?

u/Tin_cup_chalice · 1 pointr/AsianBeauty

It's amazing as a hair conditioner! What I am currently using is this but I may switch to this even though it is olive based because of the cost. Aside from using it as a hair conditioner, I also use it when I think I've compromised my barrier in order to get it to heal quickly.

u/eliamm · 1 pointr/eczema

I like to use squalane oil. You only need the tiniest bit and it soaks in quickly. If I’m really dry I will put a light layer of aquaphor on top to seal it in.

u/anoukaimee · 1 pointr/SkincareAddiction

Try a few drops of squalane oil in the AM. It's a "dry oil." I had the same situation as you a few months back. I would not use Aquaphor or anything like that in the AM unless you want to look like a greaseball.

The best I've tried (got a huge free sample, not sure if they're still doing it) is Bioessance's; I couldn't afford more, but the Timeless line (which is great for virtually all products: just good cheap and a focus on proven science) is good, too. It's on Amazon for $10.50 for 2 oz, which will last you forever here. Just a few drops. A natural occlusive that will sink right into your skin.

And have you thought about trying a SAP or MAP Vitamin C serum for the redness? I started using one and the results were instantaneous. I stress, don't use the regular "L-ascorbic acid" type--they really don't get at the redness and will irritate your skin. Deciem started a new line called The Ordinary, which is super cheap, (again) results-based, and they sell this. I haven't used that, but the one I do use (Dermapeutic's Sonoma MAP with DMAE) is being dc'd, I think, and I will jump on that as soon as I'm out. $9.60 a pop is freaking incredible.

Also, I started on the Asian beauty train about two months ago and found that FTE ("first treatment essences") like COSRX Galactomytes and (possibly Kiku-masamune--raves but I haven't tried it), which have niacinamide and, most importantly, yeast ferment, have been amazingly helpful in curing my constant redness. But big caution: YMMV. Some people have bad reactions to niacinamide (although if you're using CeraVe you're probably good) and even more so, ferments.

Lastly, you might want to layer on an Asian toner under squalane (keep in mind that a "toner" in Asia is not like the horrible alcohol-based crap we buy here: it's a very, very thin moisturizing solution). Something like the Hada Labo Gokyujun (which can cause problems for some because it actually has too much hyaluronic acid) or the Cezanne brand version (which is focused on ceramides, like CeraVe), topped off with a bit of squalane to seal it in, could be the ticket.

But no grease in the AM! (my two cents' worth, at least).

u/Dr_ChamP · 1 pointr/SebDerm

VERY VERY small amount like 1 drop. I ONLY use this oil as it does not feed the yeast and some skins in seb derm are deficient in it. https://www.amazon.ca/Squalane-100-Pure-60-mL/dp/B003MJG19K

Around my mouth and mustache area I am more liberal with the oil and prefer to use the oil in the areas only for the most part because it skins in the beard and mustache easier where as moisturizers don't.