Ingredient dictionary

A synthetic skin-softening ingredient derived from zinc, which also offers anti-ageing benefits.

Zinc gluconate is the zinc salt of gluconic acid produced from glucose that functions as a preservative.

There's limited research showing that yogurt is effective when applied topically.

Synthetic fatty acid that functions as a skin-softening agent.

Form of sugar. Similar to other sugars, xylose has hydrating properties for skin.

An ingredient derived from two water-binding plant sugars, xylitol and glucose.

This sugar alcohol primarily works to attract and hold moisture to skin. As a prebiotic, it positively influences skin’s microbiome.

A form of protein derived from milk that functions as a skin-softening and/or hair-conditioning agent. Whey protein also shows promise for enhancing skin's extracellular matrix.

Functions as a skin-softening and hair-conditioning agent.

A blend of amino acids from wheat protein after it has been broken down via hydrolysis.

This essential amino acid helps soothe skin and improve hydration. It works with other amino acids to improve skin and bodily health.

Long-proven humectant that in amounts of 10% or greater also offers keratolytic (exfoliating) benefits to improve dry, scaly, and thickened skin.

Functions as a skin-softening and hair-conditioning agent.

Mixture of octyldodecanol and citric acid used as a skin-softening agent and emollient.

Used as thickening agent and emollient.

A blend of the fatty alcohol isocetyl alcohol and citric acid. It is used as on occlusive agent.