Oleyl Alcohol Market-as Cosmetic Stabilizer in Personal Care Industry Products-Market Growth Forecast by 2024

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Oleyl alcohol is a derivative of unsaturated natural fatty acids. It is produced by catalytic hydrogenation of esters of oleic acid. Oleyl alcohol

can also be derived by Boweault-Blanc reduction reaction of butyl oleate using sodium and butyl alcohol as raw materials. Furthermore,

oleyl alcohol occurs naturally in fish oil and oils of other aquatic mammals. It is insoluble in water but miscible in other alcohols, ethers, and

chloroform. Oleyl alcohol has broad range of industrial applications. It is used as cosmetic emollient, rheology modifier, defoaming agent,

plasticizer, automotive lubricant, and chemical intermediate. Personal care, automotive, plastic, textile and leather, oil & gas, and printing

ink industries are the key end-users of oleyl alcohol.

Demand for oleyl alcohol is significantly driven by the growth of personal care, textile processing, and automotive industries. Expansion in

the personal care industry, which is one of the major end users, is a driving factor that is expected to positively influence the demand for

oleyl alcohol by the end of 2023. Oleyl alcohol is employed as cosmetic emollient and stabilizer for preparing a wide range of topical as well

as dermatological products such as eye make-up, hair shampoos and conditioners, body lotions, creams, and balms.

Oleyl alcohol is manufactured using natural fatty acids derived from plant as well as animal...