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Humectant

Find the perfect humectant materials here for your cosmetics, check CAS NO., property details, and SDS on ECHEMI for your desired humectant. Source raw chemical materials from certified suppliers and start shopping and check comprehensive product information now!

Resins, oleo-, cocoa

(84649-99-0)
Cocoa extract is one of the three main products obtained from cocoa seeds. The other two products are cocoa powder and cocoa butter. Following curing and fermentation, the beans are dried and roasted to yield the desired flavor, color and aroma.

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Sodium L-lactate

(867-56-1)
It is used for food preservation, moisturizing, flavor enhancement and as pharmaceutical raw material. In the manufacture of medicine, it is also used as casein toughening agent and water absorbent. It is a natural food additive, used as an antioxidant synergist, emulsifier, and a moisturizer in the cosmetics industry

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(2S,3R,4S)-4-Hydroxyisoleucine

(55399-93-4)
(2S,3R,4S)-4-Hydroxyisoleucine is an orally active compound isolated from Trigonella foenum-graecum, with anti-diabetes and anti-diabetic nephropathy activity[1].

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Honey

(8028-66-8)
It is mainly used to replenish the spleen and lungs, for dry cough of lung dryness and dry cough due to fatigue, dry mouth and sore throat. Adjust this product with warm water. Sweeteners such as nutrition and health drinks. Including dairy beverages, juices, fruit wines, pastries.

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Humectant refers to an ingredient that attracts and retains moisture, helping to maintain the water content of cosmetic products. According to their origin, humectants are categorized as natural, such as glycerin and honey, or synthetic, like propylene glycol. According to their molecular size, humectants can be classified as small-molecule humectants, such as hyaluronic acid, or polymeric humectants, like polyethylene glycol. According to their compatibility, humectants can be water-soluble, like sorbitol, or oil-soluble, such as butylene glycol. " Humectant" on ECHEMl primarily provides raw materials for the humectant.

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A humectant is a crucial ingredient used in various topical dosage forms, particularly in enhancing the solubility of active ingredients in pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. Its primary purpose is to increase the effectiveness of chemical compounds, allowing them to better penetrate the skin and extend their activity time.

Humectants operate by drawing moisture from the environment, creating a hydrating effect that is especially beneficial in countering the dehydrating impact of certain active ingredients like soaps, corticoids, and certain alcohols.

Common humectants

•Oil: Glycerin is a natural humectant that attracts large amounts of water.

•Hyaluronic Acid: Hyaluronic acid is a natural polysaccharide.

•Allantoin: Allantoin has a moisturizing and cuticle softening effect.

•Natural Oils: Vegetable oils, such as olive oil and sweet almond oil, are rich in fatty acids.

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