Emollient
A mixture of oils found in most body creams. The purpose is to seal in the moisture so that it can't escape from the skin. Especially important during the winter months.
Emollient A combination of fats and oils that form a protective barrier over skin to lock in moisture. Exfoliate To remove dead, top layers of skin in order to reveal fresh, newer layers of skin.
Emollient: A substance that softens and soothes the skin.
Emulsifier: A thickening agent added to products to change their physical composition. For example, it can turn a lotion into a cream.
Emollient oil. Without some sort of moisturizer like castor, mineral, or sunflower oil mixed into antiperspirant ingredients, the product wouldn't roll or glide on smoothly.
Emollient - any preparation or substance that has a softening or soothing effect when applied to the skin.
Emollient - An additive used to soften or soothe your skin. Cocoa butter or Shea butter are added to handmade soap as an emollient.
Emollient: Any substance that prevents water loss from the skin. Most natural oils perform this function.
Emulsifier: A substance that holds oil in water or water in oil. They are necessary in the manufacture of cream and lotions.
EMOLLIENT
A substance that softens the skin by slowing the evaporation of water.
EMULSION
A mixture of two or more liquids in which one is present as microscopic droplets distributed throughout the other.
Emollient - Emollients in skin care products lie on the surface of the skin and help to prevent water loss in the skin. They are necessary for all skin types.
Emollients: These are softening and soothing ingredients, which include: lactic acid, shea butter, petrolatum, lanolin, petrolatum, cyclomethicone, dimethicone copolyol, glyceryl stearates, propylene glycol linoleate, silicone, ...
Emollients Ingredients that soften or smooth.
Enamel (nail) Another name for nail polish.
Erythrosine The common name of FD&C Red No. 3 ...
Emollient - usually a grease or an oil that softens the skin and protects it from dryness. The emollients in moisturizers come from animal, vegetable, or mineral sources.
Emollient: An externally applied soothing herb or agent that acts to smooth and soften the skin, and also reduces inflammation.
EMOLLIENT - A skin conditioning agent which helps maintain the smooth, soft pliable appearance of the skin. Sweet almond oil and apricot oil are botanical emollients used in most of Burt's Bees creams, salves and balms.
An emollient cream with extracts of three mushrooms that moisturise deep into the skin. This complex soothes dryness, redness and hyper-pigmentation.
An emollient (skin smoothener and softener).
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Cyclopentasiloxane (and) Dimethicone ...
Simple emollients such as Vaseline in pocketsize tubes, Vanicream Lip Protectant SPF 30, Murad Soothing Skin and Lip Therapy or B.
1. Apply emollient balm before putting the color. This is will hydrate your lips and make an even tone.
Desonide-Emollient Combo.No 30 Top Uses and How to Use
...used to treat a variety of skin conditions (e.g., eczema, dermatitis, allergies, rash). Desonide... Read more »
DermOtic Oil Otic Uses and How to Use ...
Used for its emollient and moisturizing properties to skin; has antioxidant properties. AllantoinEA skin calming botanical derived from the Comfrey Root; is used for its healing, moisturizing, soothing and anti-irritating properties.
Aloe Vera ...
emollient & conditioning . Gives creamy and hard qualities to soap. This butter is pressed from the Cocoa bean. It provides a protective layer on the skin that holds moisture in, making it a very nice skin softener.
Rutin
An emollient and antioxidant found in many plants, fruits and vegetables. Rutin has strong anti-oxidant properties and has anti-inflammatory effects.
Saccharin
Directly causes cancer.
lecithin: Emollient, surfactant
lemon oil: Aromatic agent
lemon extract: Astringent
lemongrass extract: Conditions, tones
licorice extract: Soothes
lime oil: Aromatic agent
linden extract: Soother, antiseptic ...
EDTA - An Emollient that can be derived from synthetic or animal sources. It spreads easily the leave the skin feeling soft without leaving a greasy feeling on the skin.
Lanolin: An emollient with moisturizing properties and an emulsifier with high water absorbing capabilities.
Licorice: Treats acne, also calms allergic skin.
Glycerin :
Emollient derived only from vegetable oil used in Beauty Naturally products.
Glycol Stearate :
Emulsifying and spreading agent.
Castor Oil: Emollient, natural oil. Used in hair dressings, lipsticks, and skincare lotions. Obtained from the castor bean.
Rich humectant, emollient and lubricant naturally extracted from vegetable oils, used in cosmetic formulations for thousands of years.
Aloe Vera ... An emollient resin with hydrating/softening properties. Extracted from the Aloe Vera plant.
Calendula: An emollient believed to have healing, soothing and antiseptic properties. Used to treat dry skin.
Callus: An excessive build up of the hard tough layers of skin. Can be removed at-home or by an esthetician.
ALMOND GLYCERIDES: An emollient compound of fatty acids derived from almond, combined with glycerin that helps soften, smooth, and soothe rough irregular skin. Helps strengthen the skin's moisture barrier.
Aleurites Moluccana(Kukui) Seed Oil - Derived from the kukui nut tree, this emollient has excellent penetrations properties and aids in soothing and moisturizing the skin. Relieves chapped and irritated skin.
* Acetylated Lanolin Alcohol - A hypoallergenic lanolin-derived emollient with a smooth, velvety feel. Acetylated lanolin forms a protective coating on the skin's surface and prevents moisture loss.
* Adenosine Triphosphate - A synthetic riboflavin.
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride emollient from coconut oil. Excellent as a superfatting oil in soap making and improves spreading of skincare formulas.
Ingredients: Distilled water, Vitamins, Active Ingredients, Emollients (oils, waxes), Preservatives (e.g. anti-aging agents), Emulsifiers, Botanicals, Essential oils / Fragrances, Thickeners, Moisturizers.
Cetearyl alcohol: (combination of cetyl & stearyl alcohol from coconut oil) emollient & emulsifier
Cetyl alcohol: (from coconut) emollient and emulsifier
Chamomile: (herb) soothing & regenerating ...
Alpha Hydroxy: Alpha Hydroxy is an active substance with exfoliating and emollient properties. Althea: Botanical root trusted to have emollient and comforting capabilities for skin.
Emollient - a combination of fats and oils used to keep moisture in the skin by providing a barrier
Emulsifier - necessary ingredients to keep two ingredients that usually do not mix, i.e., oil and water, from separating ...
Emollients - Ingredients that soften or smooth.
Emulsifier - A thickening agent and/or binding agent added to products to change their physical composition (joins two or more ingredients together).
Many are emollient, softening and lubricating; others hydrate and moisturize; and most are antibacterial and anti-inflammatory.
The products are usually formulated for particular types of skin so that a cleanser for dry skin will leave behind a film of protective emollients. On the other hand products for oily skin work at controlling the excessive production of oil.
The value of witch hazel is being appreciated anew in skin care because in addition to its softening and emollient properties, it is becoming recognized as a potent antioxidant against free radicals.
The Solution: Emollients
They seal water into hair, making every strand plumper, softer, and more pliable.
Olive Oil Olive Oil is an rich and aromatic green-coloured oil with emollient and anti-inflammatory and healing properties.
HONEY: A natural skin softener used in formulation as an emollient, and humectant. Honey is anti-fungal and anti-bacterial, suggesting that it contains anti-microbial ingredients. It offers high levels of hydrogen peroxide.
Is an effective, time-honored emollient that moisturizes and rejuvenates the appearance of skin, as well as restores suppleness. Is known to soothe and help heal cracked and damaged skin, promote greater cell regeneration and assist in circulation.
Moisturize after your morning cleanse with a rich emollient cream or a serum. Look for facial moisturizers that contain antioxidants such as Vitamin C or peptides and have UVA/UVB protection with SPF 30 or SPF 15 at a minimum.
For great results, use rich emollients or more body oils in addition to moisturizer; they'll offer long lasting, soothing and softening effects for your feet.
Emollient, lubricating and moisturizing for the skin. Sunflower oil Rich in vitamin E, it is a good source of lecithin (phospholipids), one of the primary components of cell membranes. Emollient, lubricating and moisturizing for the skin.
Emollient, moisturizing and non-greasy
Juniperous Communis (Juniper) Fruit Oil*: ...
Olea europaea (Olive Oil) Emollient that penetrates skin readily to moisturize, soothe and soften skin.
Orchis mascula
(Orchid Extract) Forms protective colloidal film on skin surface, slight activity against infection.
Beeswax
Cera alba
Derived from honeycomb; emollient, nourishes, moisturizes and softens.
Behentrimonium methosulfate
Derived from canola oil; mild ingredient used as an emulsifier to combine oil and water in the formulation of a cream or lotion.
Jojoba: A tonic, emollient and moisturizer. Treats dry skin, wrinkles and stretch marks.
Juniper: A fragrance considered a mild skin stimulant.
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Used in cosmetics as an emollient, it forms a hard film when dry. It is often used in lipsticks, but because of it's unpleasant smell, it is not often found in other cosmetics. Rarely associated with skin irritation or allergic reactions.
Petrolatum
A clear to yellowish, semi-solid insoluble emollient. It is an oil derivative, and acts as a lubricant in lipstick. It helps to smooth skin and prevents evaporation of moisture by forming a film on the skin's surface.
Water and soap exacerbate the patches; applying emollients help keep the spot soft and moist without being wet or oozy, without aggravation. Topical steroids are needed to control the symptoms.
It is great for all skin types as an acting emollient and is best known for its ability to soften, soothe, and re-condition the skin. It is truly marvelous as a carrier oil and is equally superb for addition to body care products.
Lipstick is a cosmetic product containing pigments, oils, waxes, and emollients that applies color and texture to the lips. There are many varieties of lipstick. Lippy is a common British colloquialism for lipstick.[1]
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7) Moisturizer: Aloe vera moisturizes by carrying added emollients into the skin up to seven layers. aloe vera is an ideal moisturizer and has been very much success on dry, dehydrated and mature skin.
Cocoa has healing and emollient properties, which benefits the skin. This ingredient is used to address issues of aging in the skin. Eating foods with cocoa is a benefit. There are also beauty products available that include cocoa.
 See also: Natural, Acid, Extract, Body, Cream
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