Glyceryl Glucoside is used in skincare for its hydrating abilities. It works by stimulating the production of Aquaporin 3, a natural substance found in the epidermis to regulate the movement of water between cells. An increased level of Aquaporin 3 in the skin results in improved hydration throughout the surface, and deeper layers, of the skin.
Glyceryl glucoside is a natural humectant and skin-conditioning agent derived from glucose (sugar) and glycerin. It is used in skincare for its excellent moisturizing and hydrating properties.
Glyceryl glucoside offers benefits such as: - Provides effective hydration by attracting and binding moisture to the skin, helping to keep it plump and moisturized. - Supports the skin's natural barrier function, preventing water loss and improving its ability to retain moisture. - Assists in improving the skin's elasticity and overall texture, leaving it soft and supple. - Can enhance the spreadability and texture of skincare products, making them easier to apply and absorb.
If any of the following apply Glyceryl Glucoside might be a good option for you:
Dry and dehydrated skin
Impaired skin barrier
Radiance
Pregnancy
Texture
If any of the following apply it might be best to avoid Glyceryl Glucoside:
Related Allergy
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