Here’s a glossary of ingredients found in your beauty products. Learn more about how to use, mix and match, and incorporate these ingredients in your daily routines.
Emollients are a component of moisturisers, so they are not the same thing. It is known to soften the skin, making it ideal for people with dry, flaky, or rough skin. Oils, lipids, fatty acids, butters, and esters are among the ingredients classified as emollients.
It can combat a variety of skin issues caused by disorders, harsh chemicals and even cold weather.
Emollient products can be used on a regular basis throughout the day. It can also be combined with other hydrating and soothing ingredients to achieve the best results. However, avoid combining it with active ingredients known to cause irritation, such as retinol, AHAs, or BHAs.
It is suitable for all skin types, but especially for those with dry or sensitive skin because it strengthens the barrier layers. If you have naturally oily skin, you should avoid products with a heavy texture and oil ingredients since they can clog the pores and cause breakouts.