CCT: The Invisible Oil Inside Almost Every Serum You Own
Read the ingredient list of any modern serum, cleansing oil or luxury cream and one INCI line appears with uncanny regularity: Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride. Consumers skim past it; formulators cannot work without it. CCT is cosmetic chemistry’s invisible workhorse — the oil engineered to feel like almost nothing.
Fractionation’s masterpiece
Coconut and palm kernel oils carry a spectrum of fatty acids; fractionation harvests only the medium chains — C8 caprylic and C10 capric — and rebuilds them as triglycerides. The result defies ordinary oil behaviour: colourless, odourless, resistant to rancidity, and absorbing with the famous dry-touch finish that never greases. It dissolves actives and fragrances beautifully, silkens textures, and plays neutrally with virtually every cosmetic chemistry — the definition of a formulation base.
Two grades, one silkiness
Cosmetic Grade serves the personal-care universe — serums, creams, cleansing oils, carriers. Pharma Grade brings pharmacopoeial documentation for excipient duty in regulated manufacturing. Both are bought on acid value, colour and fatty-acid profile, and SIPL certifies all three per lot.
Supply as dependable as the ester
Shezle Imperio Private Limited is a leading CCT supplier and exporter from Ahmedabad, India, serving cosmetic and pharma manufacturers across India, the UAE, Europe and Bangladesh in drums and bulk.
Build on the invisible — visit the Capric Caprylic Triglycerides page and request grade documentation and pricing today.
