Human Embryonic Induced Skin Pluripotent Cell Conditioned Media

  • Hydration
  • Antioxidant
  • Hair Conditioning

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About Human Embryonic Induced Skin Pluripotent Cell Conditioned Media

Human Embryonic Induced Skin Pluripotent Cell Conditioned Media is an individual ingredient added to cosmetics.[1] In cosmetics, it is used to slow the oxidation of formulation ingredients caused by reactions with oxygen, reduce tangling and roughness in hair for a soft, neat finish, and attract moisture to the formulation and skin surface to help maintain a moisturized feel.[1] It is also used to leave the skin surface feeling soft and smooth and to protect the skin from external factors.[1] It cannot be used in cosmetics in Europe.[2]

Human Embryonic Induced Skin Pluripotent Cell Conditioned Media Details

Ingredient function
Antioxidant, Hair Conditioning, Humectant, Skin Conditioning, Skin Protecting
INCI name
HUMAN EMBRYONIC INDUCED SKIN PLURIPOTENT CELL CONDITIONED MEDIA
CosIng ID
95890

Human Embryonic Induced Skin Pluripotent Cell Conditioned Media References

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