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Hydrolytic instability of esters in cosmetic products can be reduced, compared to that of standard straight chain esters, by using non-hydrolyzable esters synthesized from a diol reaction sequence. Two commercial dimer diol di-esters, given as examples, enable stable formulations at extremes of pH.