What Are Facial Care Products Configured Based On?
Nov 03, 2024
Facial care products are configured mainly based on their ingredients and efficacy.
Ingredients and their efficacy
Niacinamide: Best known for its whitening effect, it accelerates metabolism and promotes the shedding of melanin-containing keratinocytes by blocking the transport of melanocytes to keratinocytes. In addition, niacinamide also has the effects of anti-aging, improving skin barrier, treating acne and promoting blood circulation in hair follicles. Hyaluronic acid: Also known as hyaluronic acid, it has multiple effects such as moisturizing, anti-aging, and improving skin barrier. Hyaluronic acid can penetrate into the stratum corneum, lock in moisture, promote collagen regeneration, reduce wrinkles, and restore skin elasticity. Panthenol: Commonly known as provitamin B5, it can promote the gloss of mucous membranes and hair on the surface of the skin and protect the skin. Lack of panthenol can cause skin lesions and physiological disorders. Vitamin E: It has antioxidant effects, can capture free radicals, protect cells from damage, and maintain skin health. Centella Asiatica Extract: has antibacterial, anti-allergic, promotes wound healing, scar repair and anti-aging effects.
Bosin: can promote the synthesis and secretion of collagen and glycosaminoglycans, reduce signs of aging, repair the skin and make the skin firmer.
Salicylic acid: has whitening and acne-removing effects, improves skin conditions by dissolving keratin.
Ingredient list sorting rules
The ingredient list is usually sorted from most to least by added amount. The first part lists ingredients with an added amount of more than 1%, which are arranged from most to least by added amount; the second part is other trace ingredients with an added amount of less than 1%, which are not arranged in order of added amount. For example, water is usually ranked first in the ingredient list of most cosmetics because water is the main base ingredient.
