Disiloxane is a low-molecular-weight, volatile silicone fluid used in personal care and cosmetic formulations. It's chosen for its quick-evaporating slip, lightweight sensory finish, and ability to disperse oils or pigments and reduce tack.
A lightweight silicone that helps pigments spread evenly and dries fast.
Category
Skin Conditioning, Tone/Texture
Type
Silicone
Ratings
Overall Rating
Good
Comedogenic Risk
None
Considered non-comedogenic, with little to no likelihood of clogging pores.
Our take
Is Disiloxane a Good Ingredient?
Rated Good because it reliably boosts slip and fast dry-down while being generally non‑irritating and inert on skin. Its volatility improves texture without leaving residue, supporting performance in primers and sprays.
What it does
Skin Benefits
Gives a silky, non-greasy afterfeel and helps pigments spread uniformly for a smoother look. Improves slip for effortless application without weighing skin down.
Where you'll find it
Uses in Skincare & Cosmetics
Often included in primers, fluid foundations, spray sunscreens, and lightweight serums to improve spreadability and dry-down speed.
Before you use it
Safety
Low irritation potential for most users; avoid direct inhalation from aerosolized formats and contact with eyes. Typically non‑comedogenic and unlikely to sensitize at cosmetic levels.