What the community says
Pros
- 100% plant-derived and single-ingredient, minimizing risk of irritation or hidden triggers
- Widely used post-retinoids to combat dryness and flaking, improving tolerance
- Non-comedogenic and lightweight enough for layering or mixing with moisturizer for customizable hydration
Product details
Key Ingredients
Good for
Use caution
Commonly Used With
Where to buy
Available on Amazon
From the threads
Source threads
r/AsianBeautyIn routine
2.7k pts · 83 comments
“* TO 100% plant drived squalane”
“The products I’m using regularly in my current routine are:”
“I mix and match these products depending on the day basically ☺️.”
r/SkincareAddictionIn routine
1.9k pts · 101 comments
“PM: ... The Ordinary barrier serum, The Ordinary squalane oil, Peach and Lily overnight star night cream...”
“...The Ordinary squalane oil... if my skin feels dry.”
“...boost hydration.”
r/SkincareAddictionIn routine
1.7k pts · 398 comments
“The only thing that has gotten me to about 75% reduction is Squalane oil and red light therapy.”
“Purchased! I developed KP over the past couple years ... The only thing that has gotten me to about 75% reduction is Squalane oil and red light therapy.”
“... the only thing that has gotten me to about 75% reduction is Squalane oil and red light therapy.”
r/tretinoinIn routine
1.7k pts · 107 comments
“So I added a few drops of squalane to it and instantly I got that glow and my complexion looked smoother/creamier.”
“When I say instantly, I mean I noticed the difference after I rubbed in the aveeno with squalane.”
“tret .05%... my skin started looking a little dull and not a supple”
r/SkincareAddictionMentioned
1.5k pts · 151 comments
“I also love The Ordinarh hyaluronic acid. Their squalene oil is awesome too and has never broken me out.”
“I loooove The Ordinary's rose hip seed oil. I have been using it for about a year as the last step in my evening skincare routine.”
“The Ordinary's rose hip seed oil did nothing for me. Waste of money.”