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Is Isopropyl vegan?

Isopropyl refers to esters or derivatives of isopropyl alcohol and fatty acids, commonly used in cosmetics as emollients and skin-conditioning agents. These are typically derived from nut or vegetable oils but may occasionally have animal-derived fatty acid components. The vegan status depends on the specific compound and its source.

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