Guinot Youth Renewing Skin Cream dupes

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Water^[40] (Aqua^[40]), Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride^[3], Squalane^[38], Cetearyl Isononanoate^[6], Cetearyl Ethrlhexanoate, Steareth-2^[1]1, Glycerin^[42], Butylene Glycol^[18], PPG-15^[45] Stearyl Ether, Stearic Acid^[30], Cetearyl Alcohol^[21], Glyceryl Polymethacrylate^[5], Cetyl Pa1mitate, Steareth-2^[1], Dimethicone^[36], Fragrance^[39] (Par- fum), Saccharide Isomerate, PEG-5 Soy Sterol^[1] (PEG-^[46]5 Soya Sterol), Boron Nitride^[23], Triethanolamine^[17], Phenoxyethanol^[29], Acrylates/CIO-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer^[4], Polyacrylamide^[24], C13-14 Isoparaffin^[9], Xanthan Gum^[37], Methylparabe^[29]n, Sodium Chloride^[19], Propylene Glycol^[14], Trisodium EDTA^[25], Laureth-^[41]7, Butylparaben^[29], Ethylparaben^[29], Glucose^[12], Propylparaben^[26], lsobutylparaben^[29], BHT^[29], Titanium Dioxide^[15] (Cl 77891), Ascorbyl Palmitate^[11], Potassium Chloride^[10], Glyceryl Oleate^[1], Glyceryl Stearate^[7], Citric Acid^[35], Calcium Chloride^[16], Glutamic Acid^[27], Sodium Phosphate, Leucine^[31], Magnesium Sulfate^[13], Lysine^[32], Arginine^[31], Threonine^[31], Aspartic Acid^[2], Valine^[31], Sodium Acetate^[22], Phenylalanine^[28], Serine^[31], Glycine^[43], Alanine^[44], Isoleucine^[33], Proline^[34], Tyrosine^[20], Methionine^[31], Histidine^[31], Tryptophan^[31], Adenosine Phosphate^[8], Hydroxyproline^[34], Cysteine^[31].

Ingredient Analysis

1. ↑ cleansing/lathering OR emulsifying agents ( Steareth-2,PEG-5 Soy Sterol,Glyceryl Oleate ) depending on the product, this ingredient cleanses; emulsifies; lathers; makes products foamy/creamy & spread better

2. ↑ Aspartic Acid. Aspartic Acid is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an antistatic, hair moisturizing, that masks the scent of other ingredients in a formula aka masking, moisturizing ingredient.

3. ↑ Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride. Coconut derived emollient moisturizer, sometimes used as a thickener. Rich in fatty acids that replenish skin; has a silky, dry oil feel. Liquid oil at room temperature.

4. ↑ Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer. emulsifier that thickens & stabilizes formulas, makes it possible for a product to release the oils in it immediately when rubbing the product into the skin

5. ↑ Glyceryl Polymethacrylate. Film-former; controls viscosity in a product

6. ↑ Cetearyl Isononanoate. emollient skin & hair conditioner

7. ↑ glyceryl stearate SE ( Glyceryl Stearate ) self-emulsifying emollient & thickening agent, the higher up an ingredient list it is, the thicker the formula

8. ↑ Adenosine Phosphate. cell-communicating ingredient & inflammation modulator; studies are lacking on its topical use

9. ↑ C13-14 Isoparaffin. emollient; solvent

10. ↑ Potassium Chloride. control viscosity

11. ↑ Ascorbyl Palmitate. A moisturizing vitamin C ester, fat/lipid soluble, antioxidant and preservative

12. ↑ glycosaminoglycans ( Glucose ) class of moisturizing ingredients, some with wound healing abilities

13. ↑ Magnesium Sulfate. anti-inflammatory moisturizer; can also be found in self-heating products; its most common use in skincare is as a thickener

14. ↑ Propylene Glycol. solvent; humectant; gives a product "slip"; helps "carry" other ingredients into the skin; also enhances the efficacy of preservatives; controls viscosity

15. ↑ Titanium Dioxide. A broad-spectrum SPF sunscreen; sometimes used as a pigment & for its opacity

16. ↑ Calcium Chloride. emulsifier and texturizer

17. ↑ Triethanolamine. Triethanolamine is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an pH buffering, emulsifying, that masks the scent of other ingredients in a formula aka masking, cleansing surfactant ingredient.

18. ↑ Butylene Glycol. solvent; penetration enhancer; humectant moisturizer; in cleansing creams it dissolves dirt, avoids the product from drying too quickly during the removal stage & helps formulas spread better

19. ↑ Sodium Chloride. salt; used in exfoliators or as a thickener/stabilizer in a formula

20. ↑ acetyl tyrosine ( Tyrosine ) helps creams penetrate the skin

21. ↑ fatty alcohols ( Cetearyl Alcohol ) coconut-derived emollient moisturizer, emulsifies & stabilizes emulsions; thickeners; carrying agents; slightly waxy texture

22. ↑ Sodium Acetate. Preservative, pH Adjuster, emulsifying salt

23. ↑ Boron Nitride. increases adherence and absorbs oil

24. ↑ Polyacrylamide. Polyacrylamide is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an antistatic, formula binding, film forming ingredient.

25. ↑ EDTA. Edta is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an chelating ingredient.

26. ↑ Propylparaben. Propylparaben is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an fragrance, preservative ingredient.

27. ↑ Glutamic Acid. humectant anti-static hair conditioner

28. ↑ Phenylalanine. skin conditioning fragrance ingredient; anti-static agent

29. ↑ preservatives ( Phenoxyethanol,Methylparabe,Butylparaben,Ethylparaben,butylparaben,BHT ) Used as a preservative or enhances the efficacy of preservatives

30. ↑ Stearic Acid. emulsifier; cleaning agent; stabilizes emulsions; lipophilic thickener; texturizer. Stearic acid is naturally found in skin and is used in cleansers to reduce cleansing-induced damage, aid in moisturization, and replenish with skin-natural lipids.

31. ↑ Amino Acids ( Leucine,Arginine,Threonine,Valine,Serine,Methionine,Histidine,Tryptophan,Cysteine ) Widely used in moisturizers and emollients because they are thought to help penetrate the skin; have water-binding, antioxidant and wound-healing abilities

32. ↑ Lysine. Lysine is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an antistatic, hair moisturizing, moisturizing ingredient.

33. ↑ Isoleucine. Isoleucine is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an antistatic, hair moisturizing, moisturizing ingredient.

34. ↑ Proline. Proline is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an hair moisturizing, moisturizing ingredient.

35. ↑ Citric Acid. mainly used as a cleaning agent & preservative; pH adjuster; in higher concentration it's an AHA (in peels & antiaging products)

36. ↑ methicone. Methicone is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an antistatic, emollient moisturizing ingredient.

37. ↑ thickener ( Xanthan Gum ) thickens/stabilizes the product; generally, the more thickening agents used in formulating a cream, for example, may enhance its stability, but can also cause difficulty in spreading.

38. ↑ Squalane. light emollient veg oil, can be antibacterial & moisturizing; might break out some people

39. ↑ Fragrance. Fragrance in skin care is like spraying perfume on your face. Smells nice, but potentially irritating and damaging to your skin's acid mantle. Especially if these ingredients are high up on the ingredient list.

40. ↑ solvents ( Water,Aqua ) solvent

41. ↑ Laureth-. surfactant: the higher the number, the more viscosity of the ingredient increases until it becomes a white waxy solid. Some research shows that the lower the value, the higher the risk of irritation.

42. ↑ Glycerin. A humectant moisturizer; usually used as a base in (light) moisturizers

43. ↑ Glycine. Glycine is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an antistatic, pH buffering, hair moisturizing, moisturizing ingredient.

44. ↑ Alanine. Amino acids are used in moisturizers and emollients because they are thought to help penetrate the skin; have water-binding, antioxidant and wound-healing abilities

45. ↑ PPG-15. Ppg-15 is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an moisturizing ingredient.

46. ↑ PEGs ( PEG- ) helps "carry" other ingredients into the skin; emollient; emulsifier; sufactant (cleans); solvent; the lower the number following, the more it can penetrate the skin; keeps products stable