GLYCERIN

Glycerin is most widely used in skincare products because of its humectant properties, making it a great moisturizing agent. Glycerin attracts water to the skin, creating a positive / negative attraction allowing the skin to absorb much needed moisture easily.

 

GLYCERIN

GLYCERIN, a natural source of hydration, GLYCERIN, in cosmetics, has also been found to help attract and retain moisture in the skin.

 

Studies show a diet rich in phytochemicals such as GLYCERIN helps improve the skin’s barrier function and hydration. According to a 2016 review, consuming GLYCERIN provides an abundance of humectant molecules which boosts the skin’s ability to absorb water from the environment and helps to maintain skin health and beauty.

 

GLYCERIN provides replenishment to assist the skin in maintaining its softness and suppleness, reducing the effects of dryness, and preventing flaking, cracking, and itching.

 

GLYCERIN and other humectants are appreciated for their moisturizing properties, which stop water loss from the skin or cause the appearance of aging and dehydration.

 

The effects of GLYCERIN may help prevent eczema and dermatitis and minimize skin irritations. In addition, it soothes naturally by calming inflammation, thereby improving the health and appearance of your skin.

 

The human body produces GLYCERIN as a by-product of fat metabolism. GLYCERIN is necessary for healthy skin and cellular function and promotes wound healing, energy production, and blood sugar regulation.