Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
ottilpalmitato
English translation:
octylpalmitate
Added to glossary by
Sarah Ferrara
Apr 2, 2001 23:53
23 yrs ago
Italian term
Italy
Ottilpalmitato
Italian to English
Science
This comes from a list of ingredients of a skin moisturizer:
"Isostearil Idrolizzato di Collagene, Gliceril Isostearato, Ottilpalmitato, Olio di Mandorle Dolci, Cera D’Ape naturale, Estratto Oleoso di Iperico, Estratto Glicolico 2:1 di Ippocastano, di Rusco, Olio di Avocado"
"Isostearil Idrolizzato di Collagene, Gliceril Isostearato, Ottilpalmitato, Olio di Mandorle Dolci, Cera D’Ape naturale, Estratto Oleoso di Iperico, Estratto Glicolico 2:1 di Ippocastano, di Rusco, Olio di Avocado"
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Isodynamia
Greece
Greece
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Greece
Native in: Greek 
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Octylpalmitate
This is a nice glossary that might help you. I didn't find "octylpalmitate" here, but there are many other terms.
http://www.wella.it/prodotti/glossario/glossario1.htm
I have a phd in chemical engineering. This is how I know the answer.
Look for palmitato in the dictionary.
http://www.wella.it/prodotti/glossario/glossario1.htm
I have a phd in chemical engineering. This is how I know the answer.
Look for palmitato in the dictionary.
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Brigitte Gendebien
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Belgium
Belgium
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octylpalmitate
OCTYLPALMITATE:
A salt of the palmitic acid derived from Palm Oil. No known toxicity to skin and hair. Offers a lubricious and velvety feel. (http://www.bonvital.com/ingredients.htm)
A salt of the palmitic acid derived from Palm Oil. No known toxicity to skin and hair. Offers a lubricious and velvety feel. (http://www.bonvital.com/ingredients.htm)
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