Blackberry: Maracuja mascara, Fruit Pigmented Eye Liner (Purist Perk) Blackberry: Eye Liner: Fruit Pigmented Fruit Pigmented Eye Liner: The Cream Stick Eye Liner Pencils glide on your eyelids to beautify and define your eyes while nourishing your skin with sea minerals, vitamins and antioxidants.For those desiring a smooth, easy-to-apply, creamy eyeliner.use alone for a pop of color around the eyes or all over lid for a beautiful sheen. Or you can use it as an eyeshadow base; blend all over eyelid and use a powdered eyeshadow on top for a more vibrant color. Jojoba Oil, Silica, Caprylic / Capric Triglyceride, Silica, Meadowfoam Seed Oil, Mango Seed Oil, Candelilla Wax, Shea Butter, Macadamia Seed Oil, Carnauba Wax, Vitamin E (a-tocopherol), Vitamin C (ascorbyl palmitate), Black Tea Powder, Acai Berry, Pomegranate Powder, Cranberry Powder, Goji Berry Powder, Blackberry Powder, Mica (natural shimmery mineral)For those who desire a lengthening mascara that separates, thickens, and conditions lashes for a water and smudge resistant look.
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Promise You'll Love™ 100% Guarantee.Starting at: CDN $38.58 580 grams ( CDN $38.58 ) 2.5 kg ( CDN $180.93 ) 20 kg / 44 lb ( CDN $1,396.25 ) DL Panthenol, commonly referred to as ProVitamin B5, is an important part of skin and hair care formulations providing moisturizing & regenerating properties. Panthenol (Provitamin B5) is a humectant, emollient and moisturizer. It readily binds to the hair shaft and is well known for its hair conditioning properties. It coats the hair and seals its surface, lubricating the hair shaft and making strands appear shiny. In skincare, Panthenol has good skin penetration and is well known for its excellent hydrating and moisturizing properties. It also has reported benefits to inflamed skin and suffers of acne. DL-Panthenol is a stable racemic mixture of D-Panthenol and L-Panthenol, supplied as a powder. The human body converts D-Panthenol to Panthenoic Acid (Vitamin B5). Recommended Usage Rate: 1-5% Customers who bought this product also purchased...
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panthenol should provide clarification about this ingredient. Panthenol is a derivative of vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid) and is known as a provitamin. Panthenol is what is called a chiral molecule, or one that has a molecular structure that gives it a “handedness,” either right-handed (dextrorotatory) or left-handed (levorotatory). mirror-image enantiomers are not superimposable on one another, in the same manner in which your two hands are mirror images of one another rather than exact duplicates. Oftentimes, the two versions of a molecule have differing chemical or biological properties. purposes, panthenol is supplied either as a racemic mixture (50/50) of both types of enantiomers or as the purified “D” version. relevant in skin care applications, as the D-version of panthenol is the The multiple hydroxyl (-OH) groups on the panthenol molecule impart most of the physical properties to it, most particularly its high
solubility in water and other solvents. Panthenol is a highly effective humectant, a class of ingredients used in skin and hair care products toIt has a highly hydrophilic and hygroscopic chemical structure which attracts water from the atmosphere and binds it to various sites along the molecule. multiple alcohol (hydroxyl) or similarly hydrophilic sites (such as ethers or ammonium groups), which are available for hydrogen bondingHydrogen bonding between humectants and water aids in moisture-retention by minimizing water loss due to evaporation. Panthenol is not only a humectant, but is also a useful moisturizerIt spreads evenly on the surface of hair strands, forming a smooth film on the surface of the cuticle. This film gives enhanced coherence to the reflection of light from the surface of the hair, which imparts significant gloss and shine. The smooth film also provides excellent slip between adjacent strands of hair and detangling
Panthenol is capable of penetrating the cuticle and entering the hair shaft as well, where it aids in moisture retention and It is important to note that sometimes penetration of the shaft by ingredients can create a rough cuticle surface and lead to frizz, due to swelling of the hair shaft. This may not occur for everyone and is dependent upon several factors, including porosity of the hair and the amount of the ingredient used in the product. It is a potential undesirable effect, so keep this in the back of your mind when using a product containing the ingredient. Although there is a persistent rumor that panthenol creates waxy buildup on hair, there is no evidence to support such an assertion. Panthenol is not at all similar in structure to waxy materials. also extremely water soluble, alcohol soluble, mildly soluble in glycerin and is fairly easily capable of being mixed into most oils. Additionally, panthenol has no component to its chemical structure that
would cause it to bind tightly to the surface of a hair strand. these reasons, it should be easily removed from hair by rinsing, washing with mild shampoo and even conditioner cleansing. experiencing problems with build up and unpleasant hair texture when using a product containing panthenol, the issue is more likely due to other ingredients in the formulation. Panthenol is readily absorbed by skin, and as the precursor of vitamin B5, it directly impacts metabolic processes in epidermal cells. It has been found to have many beneficial properties for epithelial tissue, including increased hydration and improved elasticity and is believed to promote cell regeneration. When used in shampoos and conditioners, panthenol conceivably provides added benefit by improving scalp health and potentially improving hair growth. Panthenol is a naturally-occurring material that adds several beneficial properties to hair care formulations.