Bis-(Morpholinomethyl C1-4 Dialkoxysiloxy) Dimethicone
Bis-(Morpholinomethyl C1-4 Dialkoxysiloxy) Dimethicone is a specialised silicone polymer used in haircare and skincare formulas. It acts as a conditioning agent and film-former, giving a smooth, silky feel without weighing hair down. Shoppers will often find it in premium serums, leave-in conditioners and anti-frizz sprays.
How it works in skincare
In cosmetics this ingredient works by forming a lightweight, breathable film on the surface of hair or skin. The morpholino groups help it bind to negatively charged surfaces such as damaged hair cuticles, while the silicone backbone delivers slip, shine and protection from humidity. It improves combability, reduces static and helps lock in moisture without the heavy or greasy residue associated with traditional silicones.
Key benefits
- Enhances hair smoothness and softness
- Improves wet and dry combability
- Reduces frizz and flyaways
- Adds shine and silkiness
- Helps protect hair from humidity
- Provides lightweight conditioning without buildup
Best for
normal hair, dry hair, damaged hair, frizzy hair, colour-treated hair
Where it comes from
This is a fully synthetic silicone polymer created through chemical synthesis in the laboratory. It does not come from any plant, mineral or animal source.
Products with Bis-(Morpholinomethyl C1-4 Dialkoxysiloxy) Dimethicone
Not every product on UK Lips lists a full ingredient breakdown — so there may be many more formulas that contain Bis-(Morpholinomethyl C1-4 Dialkoxysiloxy) Dimethicone than we can show here. These are the comparisons where we’ve confirmed it in the listed ingredients.