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Water^[27], Squalane^[28], Jojoba Oil^[24], Octyldodecanol^[15], Glycerin^[31], Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride^[3], Cetearyl Alcohol^[14], Butylene Glycol^[12], C13-16 Isoparaffin^[6], Shea Butter^[20], Phytosteryl Canola Glycerides^[2], Beheneth-25^[22], Dimethicone^[29], Canola Oil^[23], Camellia Kissi^[16] Seed Oil, Jojoba Esters^[18], Ammonium Acryloyldimethyltaurate/Vp Copolymer^[1], Pentylene Glycol^[9], Cetearyl Glucoside^[7], Phenoxyethanol^[17], Tocopheryl^[25] Acetate, Urea^[33], Glucosamine Hcl^[13], Methylparabe^[17]n, Fragrance^[26], Propylparaben^[17], Centella Asiatica^[8] Extract, Benzophenone^[19]3, Vanilla Planifolia Fruit Oil, Xanthan Gum^[30], Algae^[32] Extract, Hydrolyzed Yeast^[4] Extract, Propylene Glycol^[11], Tetrasodium Edta^[17], Citric Acid^[21], Glycyrrhiza^[10] Glabra (Licorice^[10]) Root Extract, Tocopherol^[25], Ascorbyl Palmitate^[5], Ci15985, Ci19140, Ci14700

Ingredient Analysis

1. ↑ Ammonium Acryloyldimethyltaurate/Vp Copolymer. Ammonium Acryloyldimethyltaurate/Vp Copolymer is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an viscosity controlling ingredient.

2. ↑ Phytosteryl Canola Glycerides. Phytosteryl Canola Glycerides is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an hair moisturizing, 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. ↑ yeast – beta glucans ( Hydrolyzed Yeast ) As a skin-care ingredient yeast has potential as an antioxidant, but there are no independent studies confirming it; said to be a humectant moisturizer that brightens, fades sunspots and age spots, evens skin tone, controls cell turnover and oiliness.

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

6. ↑ C13-16 Isoparaffin. C13-16 Isoparaffin is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an solvent to dissolve things in a formula ingredient.

7. ↑ Cetearyl Glucoside. a blend of cetearyl alcohol and glucose that functions as an emulsifier and surfactant

8. ↑ Centella Asiatica. antibacterial, anti-psoriatic, and wound-healing properties

9. ↑ Pentylene Glycol. Pentylene Glycol is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an moisturizing, solvent to dissolve things in a formula ingredient.

10. ↑ licorice extract ( Glycyrrhiza ) anti-inflammatory; anti-allergic; the root has been proven to treat hyperpigmentation so its used in whitening products

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

12. ↑ 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

13. ↑ Glucosamine Hcl. used as a pH adjuster, anti-static agent

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

15. ↑ Octyldodecanol. Octyldodecanol is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an emollient moisturizing, that masks the scent of other ingredients in a formula aka masking, fragrance ingredient.

16. ↑ Camellia Kissi. emollient, anti-inflammatory

17. ↑ preservatives ( Phenoxyethanol ) Used as a preservative or enhances the efficacy of preservatives

18. ↑ Jojoba Esters. Jojoba Esters is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an emollient moisturizing, moisturizing, soothing ingredient.

19. ↑ Benzophenone. UV sunscreen & frangrance masking agent. Helps prevent deterioration of fragrance/color that might be affected by UV rays found in daylight. May produce hives & contact sensitivity. In sunscreens they may cause immediate hives as well as other photoallergic reactions. Also may cause face & neck rashes when in shampoo.

20. ↑ Shea Butter. emollient & occlusive anti-inflammatory moisturizer; contains allantoin, phytosterols, fatty acids & vitamins A,D&E BUT may break out some people due to its richness

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

22. ↑ Beheneth-25. Beheneth-25 is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an cleansing, emulsifying, cleansing surfactant ingredient.

23. ↑ Canola Oil. Canola Oil is used in skincare and cosmetics as a/an emollient moisturizing ingredient.

24. ↑ Jojoba Oil. moisturizing skin-friendly oil (actually a wax) that limits oil production in skin; stimulates collagen; enhances skin's barrier repair properties & ability to heal from damage

25. ↑ Vitamin E ( Tocopheryl ) Antioxidant emollient & occlusive moisturizer with proven effects: protects the epidermis from early stages of ultraviolet light damage; increases the efficacy of active sunscreen ingredients; reduces the formation of free radicals upon skin exposure to UVA rays and other sources of skin stress; reduces transepidermal water loss from skin and strengthens the skin's barrier function; protects the skin barrier's oil (lipid) balance during the cleansing process; reduces the severity of sunburn; preservative (if at the end of the list)

26. ↑ 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.

27. ↑ solvents ( Water ) solvent

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

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

30. ↑ 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.

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

32. ↑ Algae. marine compounds are emollient antioxidants; some claim to brighten skin; some are simply skin conditioners, known to be highly comedogenic, thickeners/emulsifiers in a product

33. ↑ Urea. Humectant moisturizer; improves penetration of other ingredients; minimizes water loss; speeds up skin renewal; adjusts pH of a product. If you're in the UK and looking for urea products, check the ingredient list for "carbamide" instead. It's the same thing.