NO1 ：Sodium hyaluronate
Sodium hyaluronate is a high molecular weight linear polysaccharide widely distributed in animal and human connective tissues. It has good permeability and biocompatibility, and has excellent moisturizing effects compared to traditional moisturizers.
NO2:Vitamin E
Vitamin E is a fat soluble vitamin and an excellent antioxidant. There are four main types of tocopherols: alpha, beta, gamma, and delta, among which alpha tocopherol has the highest physiological activity* Regarding the risk of acne: According to the original literature on rabbit ear experiments, a 10% concentration of vitamin E was used in the experiment. However, in actual formula applications, the amount added is generally much less than 10%. Therefore, whether the final product causes acne needs to be comprehensively considered based on factors such as the amount added, formula, and process.
NO3:Tocopherol acetate
Tocopherol acetate is a derivative of vitamin E, which is not easily oxidized by air, light, and ultraviolet radiation. It has better stability than vitamin E and is an excellent antioxidant component.
NO4:citric acid
Citric acid is extracted from lemons and belongs to a type of fruit acid. Cosmetics are mainly used as chelating agents, buffering agents, acid-base regulators, and can also be used as natural preservatives. They are important circulating substances in the human body that cannot be omitted. It can accelerate the renewal of keratin, help to peel off melanin in the skin, shrink pores, and dissolve blackheads. And it can have moisturizing and whitening effects on the skin, helping to improve skin dark spots, roughness, and other conditions. Citric acid is an important organic acid that has a certain antibacterial effect and is often used as a food preservative. Scholars have conducted many studies on its synergistic bactericidal effect with heat, and found that it has a good bactericidal effect under synergy. Moreover, citric acid is a non-toxic substance with no mutagenic effects, and has good safety in use.
NO5:Nicotinamide
Niacinamide is a vitamin substance, also known as nicotinamide or vitamin B3, widely present in animal meat, liver, kidneys, peanuts, rice bran, and yeast. It is clinically used to prevent and treat diseases such as pellagra, stomatitis, and glossitis.
NO6:Panthenol
Pantone, also known as vitamin B5, is a widely used vitamin B nutritional supplement, available in three forms: D-panthenol (right-handed), L-panthenol (left-handed), and DL panthenol (mixed rotation). Among them, D-panthenol (right-handed) has high biological activity and good soothing and repairing effects.
NO7:Hydrocotyle asiatica extract
Snow grass is a medicinal herb with a long history of use in China. The main active ingredients of snow grass extract are snow oxalic acid, hydroxy snow oxalic acid, snow grass glycoside, and hydroxy snow grass glycoside, which have good effects on soothing the skin, whitening, and antioxidation.
NO8:Squalane
Squalane is naturally derived from shark liver oil and olives, and has a similar structure to squalene, which is a component of human sebum. It is easy to integrate into the skin and form a protective film on the skin surface.
NO9：Hohoba Seed Oil
Jojoba, also known as Simon’s Wood, mainly grows in the desert at the border between the United States and Mexico. The top of the line jojoba oil comes from the first cold press extraction, which preserves the most precious raw material of jojoba oil. Because the resulting oil has a beautiful golden color, it is called golden jojoba oil. This precious virgin oil also has a faint nutty aroma. The chemical molecular arrangement of jojoba oil is very similar to human sebum, making it highly absorbable by the skin and providing a refreshing sensation. Huohoba oil belongs to a waxy texture rather than a liquid texture. It will solidify when exposed to cold and immediately melt and be absorbed upon contact with the skin, hence it is also known as “liquid wax”.
NO10:shea butter
Avocado oil, also known as shea butter, is rich in unsaturated fatty acids and contains natural moisturizing factors similar to those extracted from sebaceous glands. Therefore, shea butter is considered the most effective natural skin moisturizer and conditioner. They mostly grow in the tropical rainforest area between Senegal and Nigeria in Africa, and their fruit, called “shea butter fruit” (or shea butter fruit), has delicious flesh like avocado fruit, and the oil in the core is shea butter.