Function: skin conditioning Sweet almond oil may function as an emollient and a carrier. It promotes spreadability in creams and lotions, which ensures a luxurious skin feel. It is a non-comedogenic oil. Rich in vitamins A and E, including mono-saturated fatty acids, protein, potassium, and zinc, sweet almond oil maintains...
Function: skin conditioning - emollient, hair conditioning Jojoba oil is used in cosmetic formulations as it gives products excellent spreadability and lubricity. Research shows that when topically applied to the skin, it reduces trans-epidermal water loss (TEWL) thus leaving the skin feeling soft and supple.
Function: skin conditioning (active) The Saponaria Pumila, also known as the Dwarf Soapwart, is a perennial plant native to the alpine mountians. Dusty pink in colour with green fleshy leaves, this particular botanical has survived the extreme weather conditions of the last ice age by growing on rare ice-free mountain...
Function: skin conditioning - emollient, surfactant - emulsifying Containing a host of vitamins, including vitamins B, E and K, soybean oil prevents dehydration of the skin by replenishing moisture and restoring normal lipid function, particularly in mature and compromised skin types. Unsaponified (not in soap), soybean oil stimulates the synthesis of...
Function: humectant, skin conditioning, hair conditioning, antistatic Sodium PCA is a component of the skin's natural moisturising factor. This therefore, along with its moisture binding abilities, make it excellent at hydrating the skin and helps to retain moisture.
