Ingredient dictionary

This fatty acid component of royal jelly has soothing, antibacterial, and keratinization-normalizing properties.

Fatty alcohol (the non-irritating kind) that functions as an emollient and skin-soothing agent.

Emollient derived from lanolin.

An ester of lanolin alcohol uses as an emollient and occlusive agent.

Used as an emollient and thickening agent in cosmetics.

A group of organic compounds with a vast range of forms and uses in cosmetics.

This oil from a plant also called kukui nut has hydrating and anti-aging properties for skin.

Hydrocarbon contained in natural gas and mineral oils.

A mixture of the fatty acid and triglyceride components of several non-fragrant plant oils, including almond, borage, linseed, and olive.

Non-volatile oil extracted from the seeds of almonds and used as an emollient.

This natural prebiotic helps reinforce and support a healthy microbiome while helping skin become less likely to show signs of irritation.

Emollient plant oil pressed from the seeds of apricots, and similar to other nonfragrant plant oils.

Derived from peanut oil and used as an emollient and thickening agent in cosmetics.

Non-irritating waxy substance used as a thickening agent and emollient in cosmetics. May also be used as part of an emulsifying blend to help create a cohesive texture.

Waxy substance used as a thickening agent and emollient in cosmetics.

Emollient plant oil similar to all nonfragrant plant oils.