Welcome to this on-line presentation about Oat Cosmetics’ Oat Oil - Oat Lipid e. You will be introduced to the profile, applications and benefits of Oat Cosmetic’s Oat Lipid e (oat oil).

1. Oat® Lipid e - Oat Oil
Prepared by Oat® Cosmetics
February 2015 1

2. Content
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• What is Oat® Lipid e?
• Oat® Lipid e properties and certifications
• Lipid class composition of Oat® Lipid e
• How Oat® Lipid e compares to other oils
• Key functions and activities of Oat® Lipid e
• Benefits for the formulator and consumer
• Summary

3. What is Oat® Lipid e?
Fatty Acid Composition Total
Saturated 16.88%
Monounsaturated 43.46%
Polyunsaturated 39.56%
Lipid Class Composition
Neutral lipids 89.25
Polar Lipids 10.55
Ceramides 1.05%
Phosphatidylcholine [PC] 0.95%
Phosphatidylethanolamine 0.70%
[PE]
Cholesterol/Sterols 12.55%
Antioxidants
Tocotrienol 447ppm
Tocopherol 153ppm
Benefits for the Skin
• Hydrates and moisturises the skin
• Improves the skin barrier
• Rich in skin identical fatty acids
• Supports physiology of skin;
protecting, softening, smoothing,
and repair
• Prevents lipid peroxidation
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Specification Total %
Lipid Class Composition (% Total Lipid)
Total Neutral Lipids: 90.0%
Triacylglycerols: 59.5%
Cholesterol/Sterols: 11.8%
Other 18.7%
Total Polar Lipids: 10.0%
MGDG / DGDG 3.1%
Ceramides: 1.2%
Phosphatidylcholine [PC]: 1.0%
Phosphatidylethanolamine
[PE]:
0.7%
Other: 4.0%
Fatty Acid Composition ( % Fatty Acids)
Total Saturated: 16.8%
Total Monosaturated: 43.8%
Total Polyunsaturated: 39.4%
Omega 6 Omega Fatty Acids: 38.0%
Omega 3 Omega Fatty Acids: 1.4%

4. • An ethanol extracted natural oil
• Clear golden colour
• Mild natural odour
• Low viscosity
What is Oat® Lipid e?
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Activity Supercritical
CO2
Oat® Lipid e Crude Ethanol
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Colour
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5. Characteristics & Approvals
Excellent stability
Easy to use
Readily absorbs into the skin
ECOCERT approved natural
EU/US approved as a safe oil
Traceable and sustainable
Gluten Free
Free from GMOs
5Mild hypoallergenic

6. Key Properties
High Linoleic acid content
High Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty
acid content
Excellent levels of antioxidants
Skin membrane identical fatty acids
including ceramides
Rich in phospholipids to aid 6
moisturisation

7. Oil Comparisons Cont.
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100
50
(%totallipid)
Hemp
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Oat Lipid e Almond
(Sweet)
Argan Canola Daikon RadishJojoba Golden Macadamia
Seed Nut
Meadow
Foam
Rosehip Safflower
Total Lipid Class & Fatty Acid Profile
Total Polar lipids Total Monounsaturated Total PolyunsaturatedTotal Neutral Lipids Total Saturated

8. • Full lipid profile analysis was undertaken on commonly used
cosmetic oils
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Oil Comparisons
Oat® Lipid
e
Almond
Sweet
Argan Canola Daikon
Radish
Seed
Jojoba Macadamia
Nut
Meadow
foam
Rosehip Saf
flower
Hemp
Cholesterol/
Sterols
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Ceramides
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Phospholipids
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Linoleic Acid
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9. Synergistic ACTIVITY
Significant Active Lipids
found in Oat® Lipid e
Properties Benefit
Cholesterol/
Sterols
• Aid stratum corneum structure • Building skin structure
• Beneficially combine with ceramides and EFA’s
Ceramides • 40% of the lipid in the stratum corneum
• Found in all four layers of the epidermis
• Prevents dry skin dermatitis and aging
• Integral to the skin barrier
• Reduce destructive enzyme activity
• Prevent Transepidermal Water Loss (TEWL)
Phospholipids • Phosphatidylcholine [PC] - essential in
membranes
• Phosphatidylethanolamine [PE]: -
facilitator of protein deposition
• Binds water and acts as an moisturiser
• Maintains cell membrane structure
• Supports physiology of the skin
• Maybe progenitor of ceramide production
Linoleic Acid • Most abundant PUFA in human skin
• Converts to Omega-3 fatty acids
• Decreases scaliness, TEWL and restores skin barrier
• Essential for the formation of the lamellar phase of the
stratum corneum lipids
• Improves the skin barrier in EFA deficiency 9

10. Antioxidants
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• Lipids protected by natural
antioxidants
• Extremely rich in tocotrienols
 Far more potent at combating
oxidative stress in in-vivo studies
• Prevents UV induced
peroxidation of skin lipids
• Enables Oat® Lipid e to stabilise
other oils in formulations
Antioxidant
Composition
Average (ppm)
Alpha-Tocotrienol 379
Beta-Tocotrienol 25
Gamma-Tocotrienol 56
Delta-Tocotrienol 17
Total Tocotrienol 477
Alpha-Tocopherol 131
Beta-Tocopherol 18
Gamma-Tocopherol 2
Delta-Tocopherol 2
Total Tocopherols 153

11. Key Marketing Messages
• More ceramides than other oils
• Skin identical lipids in natural ratios
• No dermal irritation and mild hypo-allergenic
• Vitamin E to protect skin lipids from UVB peroxidation
• Provides surface and deeper moisturisation
• Gluten free natural oil 11

12. Benefits for the formulator
• Outstanding skin absorbency resulting in a non greasy feeling
• Versatility incorporation in formulations
• Effective emollient
• Clear oil - easy to formulate
• Excellent substitute for other passive oils
• Typical Inclusion Rate: 1% - 10% 12

13. Summary
• Anyone who makes skin care products
should be using this oil !!!
• Highly versatile ingredient:
• Baby care
Colour cosmetic powders
“Adding Oat® Lipid e to any and all skin care
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 Bath oils
Oat® Lipid e is backed by experts:
beneficial to the skin due to its lipid profile. It
Leading independent formulator of Skin Care
& Personal Care products
Highly versatile ingredient:
• Baby care
• Moisturising and anti-aging,
• Sun-care
• Colour cosmetic powders
 Tanning products
 Bath oils

14. Angus Robertson
Business Development
+44 2380 767228
ar@oat.co.uk
Oat Services Ltd. is accredited ISO: 9001:2008
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