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Used as a solvent (dissolves ingredients), as a humectant (draws in moisture), and as an emollient for skin (retains moisture).

Stearic acid and polyglycerin ester used as an emulsifier (keeps unlike ingredients together) and as an emollient (retain moisture)

A mineral used as an abrasive (exfoliant), as an absorbent, as an opacifying agent (gives pearly look), for bulking (increases volume), as a humectant (draws moisture in), and as a dispersing agent (disperses solids in liquids).

An ether (hydrogen carbon attached to oxygen), used as a solvent (dissolves ingredients) and as an emollient for skin and hair (retains moisture).

A hydrocarbon mixture used as a solvent (help ingredients dissolve).

Derived from coconut oil, used as an emollient for skin (retains moisture).

An organic compound used as a solvent (helps other ingredients dissolve in a solution) and to decrease viscosity (thickness).

A mix of hydrocarbons, aka alkanes, used as a solvent (reduces thickness).

An ester (adding alcohol to fatty acid) used as an emollient (retain moisture) and as an emulsifying agent (keep ingredients together)

A mixture of Isostearic Acid and hexitol anhydrides derived from sorbitol used as a surfactant (hold unlike ingredients together).

Large molecule of hydroxystearic acid, used as a suspending agent (keeps ingredients from caking to the bottom), emulsifying agent (keeps ingredients together).

Silicate minerals used as a colorant (provides color) and as an opacifying agent (give a pearly look).

An organic ingredient from clay mineral used to increase viscosity (thicken) and helps solids disperse in liquids.

Wax from sunflower seeds used as an emollient for skin (retain moisture).

Also known as epson salt, found in sea water and mineral deposits, used to control thickness and as an emollient for hair (retains moisture).

A piece of olive oil that is converted to soap or alcohol from the fatty acid part of the oil, used as an emollient (retain moisture) for skin & hair

A compound used as a preservative and antimicrobial.

A form of lecithin (fatty substance), used as an emulsifying agent (keeps unlike ingredients together), as a dispersing agent (distribute solids in liquids), and emollient for skin (retain moisture).

A corn extract used as an emollient (retain moisture) and as a fragrance.

An ester of Coconut alcohol and Capric acid and Caprylic Acid (fatty acids) used as an emollient for skin and hair (retains moisture).

A sodium salt used as an emollient for skin and hair (retains moisture).

An organic compound used as a hair and skin humectant (draws in moisture), as a skin protectant, as a denaturant (removes alcohol from alcohol), as a skin and hair emollient (retains moisture), as a solvent (helps other ingredients dissolve in a solution), for oral care, and to decrease viscosity (thickness).

Also known as Chinese lacquer tree, extract used as a stabilizer (for unlike ingredients) and emollient (retain moisture)

Resin from Sal Tree used as a film former (smooth feel to skin, hair, or nails).

Neem seed oil helps prevent moisture loss from skin

A carbohydrate derived from glucose or sucrose (sugars), used to increase viscosity (thickness), as an emollient for skin and hair (retains moisture), as an emulsion stabilizer (prevents separation of ingredients), and as a binder (brings ingredients together).

An oil-soluble vitamin used as an antioxidant (prevents free radical damage), as a skin and hair emollient (retains moisture), as a skin and hair occlusive (helps hold moisture in), and as a fragrance.

Prickly pear cactus stem extract used as an emollient (retains moisture).

A phosphate used for buffering (stabilize ph), as a fragrance, and as a pH adjuster (control ph).

May Contain

A white powder used as a physical sunscreen agent (protects from UV light), as a colorant (provides color), as a light stabilizer (prevents product deteriorating from light exposure), or as an opacifying agent (gives a pearly look).

A compound used as a colorant (provides color).

Please be aware that ingredient lists may change or vary from time to time. Please refer to the ingredient list on the product package you receive for the most up-to-date list of ingredients.