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- Humectant: Examples and benefits for skin, hair, and lipsA humectant is a substance that draws water into the skin, hair, or nails. In the skin, this may come from the deeper layers, or from the air if it is humid enough. Humectants are useful for ...
- The Difference Between Emollients, Humectants and Occlusives | Skincare.comHumectants (like hyaluronic acid and glycerin) draw moisture from the air into the skin. Emollients and occlusives lock in the moisture that humectants attract. You can layer emollients on top of humectants and apply an occlusive on top if your skin is extra dry. Additional reporting by Ariel Wodarcyk.
- Difference Between Humectant, Emollient, OcclusiveA humectant is a hygroscopic substance that has a molecular structure with several hydrophilic (water loving) groups, such as hydroxyl groups (OH) and/or amine groups (NH2). There needs to be enough NH2 and OH groups on the molecule to counteract the nonpolar parts (i.e. hydrocarbon portion), allowing the overall molecule to be polar enough to ...
- HUMECTANT | English meaning - Cambridge DictionaryHUMECTANT definition: 1. a substance that stops something losing moisture (= liquid): 2. stopping something losing…. Learn more.
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