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INCI	Hydrolyzed Collagen (and) Glycine Soja Oil (and) Tocopherol
Other
Application	Sunscreens and lotions DD and CC creams Daytime anti-aging creams BB creams and decorative cosmetics with SPF Cosmetics for sensitive and allergy-prone skin Post-procedure creams (laser, peeling, grinding) Mineral powders Moisturizers with UV protection Facial gels and fluids
Att brand	France
Color product	from light yellow to amber
Dosage	In facial serums - 3-10% In masks and creams - 5-15% In massage oils - 2-8% In lip care - 2-5% In ampoules and splashes - 1-3% In hair products - 2-6% In body lotions - 4-10%
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Collagen Oil 1 L
Other names	Oil extract with collagen Collagen infused oil Collagen oil Oil with collagen Oil with Hydrolyzed Collagen Anti-age oil complex
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 L
Properties	Anti-aging effect Visual smoothing Light texture Deep nourishment Reduction of transepidermal water loss Compatibility with natural and synthetic components Suitable for vegetarian and clean-label formulas (if the origin of collagen is indicated)
Purpose	Purpose in cosmetics: Moisturizing and nourishing the skin Improving elasticity and firmness Recovery after aggressive procedures Protection from dehydration Anti-aging effect Used in products for the face, neck, décolleté and eye area Purpose in hair care: Improving hair elasticity Strengthening along the length Preventing breakage Used in oils, serums and ampoules Purpose in lip balms and masks: Barrier restoration Increasing lip elasticity Softness and care Purpose in body products: Oils, lotions, creams with a firming and lifting effect Used in anti-cellulite and modeling formulas Purpose in SPA and massage oils: Additive for anti-aging oils Suitable for mature and dry skin Works as an active ingredient in premium massage mixtures
Solubility	Insoluble in water Soluble in oils
View	Homogeneous transparent or slightly cloudy oily liquid
Valid until	09.2027

Collagen Oil 1 L

Collagen Oil lipid soluble collagen complex for cosmetic oil based formulations

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