Linoleic Acid

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Linoleic acid is an essential lipid with 18 carbon atoms which, together with gamma-linolenic acid, dihomo-gamma-linolenic acid, and arachidonic acid, constitutes the group of essential omega 6 fatty acids. obtained from linseed oil and can be used in bath products, detergents and skin care products. When used in cosmetic and personal care products, it functions as a skin conditioning agent. Flax acid also works as a surfactant. As far as the aesthetic benefits are concerned, linoleic acid seems to play an important role in the health of hair and skin and in counteracting blemishes such as cellulite. In fact, it prevents hair loss as it is an inhibitor of an enzyme closely related to hair loss, 5 alpha reductase. It is used in cosmetic preparations to ensure the well-being of the skin. For example, it is useful against acne because it helps prevent the obstruction of the skin ports.