1. humectant - Noun
2. humectant - Adjective
Diluent.
A diluent drink or medicine.
Source: Webster's dictionaryActive ingredients inclue the water-soluble molecules allantoin, with its soothing properties; sodium hyaluronate, a hydrating macromolecule; and sucrose, a humectant and soothing agent. Source: Internet
A humectant that retains the skin’s moisture levels by binding water molecules to its surface, which it draws from the environment and epidermis (deeper layer of skin). Source: Internet
Acts as a humectant and film forming agent. Source: Internet
Because butylene glycol possesses a high number of hydroxyl groups in its chemical structure, it works well in skincare formulations as both a slip agent and a humectant. Source: Internet
Applying nourishing botanical oils has twofold benefits for dry skin: oils instantly soothe and moisturize skin with humectant properties, and help to lock in skin’s moisture with an invisible occlusive barrier. Source: Internet
CosJEL D2-F by Cosmol acts as a humectant, moisturizing agent and thickener. Source: Internet