Foaming cleanser, 150 ml

Name: Foaming cleanser
Brand: Moon Cosmetics
Price: 15.99 EUR
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with panthenol and hydroxyethyl urea pH 5.0-5.5, pH 5.0-5.5

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Description

By having panthenol (1%) and hydroxyethyl urea (1%) as its key ingredients, the cleansing foam maintains thorough cleansing, dead cell removal, irritation relief, and microbiota protection. The skin can be regenerated, enriched, and healed with the help of Panthenol. This ingredient can work miracles against skin irritations like contact and atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, and eczema while also promoting wound healing. [1]. Glycerol is less effective in skin moisturization compared to Hydroxyethyl urea [2]. Vitamin B3, also known as Niacinamide, is utilized to enhance skin moisture, lessen transepidermal water loss, and offer anti-inflammatory advantages while increasing keratin, filaggrin, and involucrin production [3-5]. Inulin polysaccharide's prebiotic nature helps in slowing down transepidermal water loss and nurturing skin microbiota [6]. Boost collagen production, lighten pigment spots, and treat conditions like acne and rosacea with the cleansing foam's lactic acid, which is safe for sensitive and dry skin [7]. This product is capable of promoting clean and healthy skin, leaving it radiant and suitable for all skin types with regular use.

Benefits:

Effective in removing makeup and impurities from the skin.
Contains natural sugars like fructose that can reduce skin irritation and inflammation.
Does not damage the skin's hydrolipidic barrier, which makes it well-tolerated by the skin.
Promotes firmness, softness, and elasticity of the skin.
Does not cause dryness or a feeling of tightness on the skin.
Can be used daily.
Suitable for all skin types, including extremely sensitive or damaged skin.

How to use

For the initial stage of your skincare routine, we advise using a facial cleanser to eliminate makeup, dirt, and SPF sunscreen from the surface of your skin.

When doing a double cleanse, use the facial cleanser after micellar water.

Your face, eye, and neck area should have 1-2 pumps of the cleanser. Gently massage the product in a circular motion and rinse with water. Incorporate the cleanser into your morning and evening routine.

Warning: Only use on the skin's surface. If any of the ingredients cause an allergy, do not use them. Ensure children cannot access the product.

Ingredients

AQUA, SODIUM COCOYL ISETHIONATE, DECYL GLUCOSIDE, GLYCERIN, NIACINAMIDE, DISODIUM COCOAMPHODIACETATE, PROPANEDIOL, PANTHENOL, HYDROXYETHYL UREA, INULIN, FRUCTOSE, LACTIC ACID, PHENYLPROPANOL,CAPRYLYL GLYCOL, PARFUM, SODIUM CHLORIDE.

Scientific validity

Panthenol effectively treats various skin irritations and can transform into pantothenic acid. Panthenol is an effective solution for contact and atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, and eczema treatment [1]. Panthenol- when absorbed within the skin- is converted into pantothenic acid and eventually into acetyl coenzyme-A (Acetyl CoA). Epidermal cells rely on this compound for several critical physiological processes [1] [8]. In several biochemical processes of the skin, Acetyl CoA has a vital function and also helps in supporting the cell cycle [8].

Hydroxyethyl urea acts as a non-greasy moisturizer and enhances the deeper skin layer's penetration of other active components.

The ideal ingredient for treating pigmented skin is niacinamide, due to its various properties. Melanosomes carrying skin pigment are prevented from transferring from skin melanocytes to keratinocytes by it [9]. Moreover, inflammation reduction can be achieved through niacinamide, inhibiting inflammatory chemokines released during P. acne bacterial colonization, and is effective for acne-damaged skin [4]. The production of epidermal proteins increases thanks to niacinamide. If you have acne-damaged skin, rosacea, dermatitis, or psoriasis, niacinamide is suitable [11].

Inulin, a type of sugar, acts as a prebiotic, leading to better skin microbiota and reduced TEWL [6]. Prebiotics help cultivate beneficial bacteria, which eradicate acne-causing bacteria and preserve a healthy skin layer. Concentrations of 5% or higher of lactic acid can be used to treat pigmented skin issues effectively. Sun-damaged skin can benefit from the compound's antioxidant properties [12].

The lactic acid in sodium lactate form functions as an NDF that binds moisture into the skin, which effectively hydrates it.

Reference list

[1] PAVLAČKOVÁ, Jana, et al. In vivo efficacy and
properties of semisolid formulations containing panthenol. Journal of
Cosmetic Dermatology, 2019, 18.1: 346-354.

[2] DRAELOS,
Zoe D. The science behind skin care: moisturizers. Journal of cosmetic
dermatology, 2018, 17.2: 138-144.

[3] OBLONG, J. et al. Effect of niacinamide on collagen synthesis
and markers of keratinocyte differentiation. In 60th Annual Meeting of the
American Academy of Dermatology. 2002.

[4] SURJANA D, Damian
DL. Nicotinamide in dermatology and photoprotection. Skinmed. 2011 Nov
1;9(6):360-5.

[5] KAWADA, Akira, et al. Evaluation of anti‐wrinkle effects of a novel
cosmetic containing niacinamide. The Journal of Dermatology 35, no. 10, 2008: 637-642.

[6] NIZIOŁ-ŁUKASZEWSKA, Zofia, et al. Inulin as an
effectiveness and safe ingredient in cosmetics. Polish Journal of Chemical
Technology, 2019, 21.1: 44-49.

[7] ABD ALSAHEB, Ramzi A., et al.
Lactic acid applications in pharmaceutical and cosmeceutical industries. Journal
of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Research, 2015, 7.10: 729-735.

[8] CAMARGO JR, Flávio B., et al. Skin moisturizing
effects of panthenol-based formulations. Journal of cosmetic science,
2011, 62.4: 361.

[9] HAKOZAKI,
T. et al. The effect of niacinamide on
reducing cutaneous pigmentation and suppression of melanosome transfer. British
Journal of Dermatology 147, no. 1, 2002:
20-31.

[10] ABDULLAH,
K. M., et al. Inhibitory effect of vitamin B3 against glycation and reactive
oxygen species production in HSA: An in vitro approach. Archives of
biochemistry and biophysics, 2017, 627: 21-29.

[11] BAINS,
Pooja, et al. Nicotinamide: Mechanism of action and indications in dermatology.
Indian journal of dermatology, venereology and leprology, 2018, 84: 234.

[12] HUANG,
Huey-Chun, et al. Lactic acid bacteria and lactic acid for skin health and
melanogenesis inhibition. Current Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, 2020,
21.7: 566-577.

[13] ALGIERT‐ZIELIŃSKA,
Barbara; MUCHA, Paulina; ROTSZTEJN, Helena. Lactic and lactobionic acids as
typically moisturizing compounds. International journal of dermatology,
2019, 58.3: 374-379.

[14] Prieiga internetu: https://cosmileeurope.eu/lt/inci/sudedamoji-dalis/5951/glycerin/

[15] Online access: https://cosmileeurope.eu/lt/inci/sudedamoji-dalis/10243/panthenol/

[16] Online access: https://cosmileeurope.eu/lt/inci/sudedamoji-dalis/7749/lactic-acid/