Science
Mechanism of Action
Enzymatic hydrolysis breaks down natural triglycerides into smaller, more bioavailable free fatty acids and glycerides. This process efficiently replenishes the skin's lipid barrier, boosts mitochondrial activity, and provides a significantly higher antioxidant capacity than untreated oils.
Research
Clinical Evidence
High confidence3%
Key findings
- 01 At 3.0%, in vivo testing showed a 34.4% reduction in stretch mark appearance, improving both depth and redness.
- 02 At 3.0%, in vivo testing demonstrated a 45.6% increase in skin elasticity compared to the control group.
- 03 At 3.0%, in vivo results indicated a 24.9% improvement in skin moisturization levels.
Transparency
Dusting Analysis
The Formula
Formulation
Stability
Highly stable in anhydrous systems or O/W emulsions, fortified with tocopherol (Vitamin E) to prevent oxidation of its omega fatty acids.
Conflicts
- Strong oxidizing agents
- Highly alkaline environments (risk of saponification)
Safety
Safety Profile
Its individual oil components and their fatty acids/glycerides have been reviewed by CIR and deemed safe for cosmetic applications up to 5%.
Your Skin
Skin Compatibility
Our Assessment
Verdict
This ingredient offers comprehensive skin benefits, including significant improvements in elasticity, moisturization, and barrier integrity, supported by robust clinical data.
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