Ethyl Macadamiate

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Other names: Ethylmacadamate

Harm score: 2 (Derivatives of natural substances)

Ethyl Macadamiate, also known as Ethyl Macadamate, is a chemical derived from macadamic acid. This substance is often used in the cosmetics industry. Macadamic acid is an organic acid that can be found in Macadamia nuts, a tree native to Australia. This ingredient is very popular mainly due to its significant moisturizing and protective abilities that prevent skin dryness.

Ethylmacadamate is added to a wide range of cosmetic and skin care products, especially creams, balms and body lotions designed for dry and sensitive skin. It is also included in various hair products such as shampoos and conditioners, where it provides hydration while giving hair a natural shine. Thanks to its emollient properties, it can smooth the skin and leave it velvety soft. Ethyl Macadamiate also improves the spreadability of cosmetic products and thus promotes their easy application. In addition to cosmetic products, Ethyl Macadamiate is often found in sun care products such as sunscreens and oils.