Derived from coconut oil and taurine.

A mild surfactant and cleanser.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil and taurine.

Derived from coconut oil and taurine.

A mild surfactant and cleanser.

Derived from coconut oil.

A mild surfactant and cleanser.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil and glucose.

A mild surfactant and cleanser.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil and glucose.

A mild surfactant and cleanser.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil and glutamic acid.

A mild surfactant and cleanser.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil.

A mild surfactant and foaming agent.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil.

A mild surfactant and cleanser.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

A synthetic surfactant derived from coconut or palm oil.

A foaming and cleansing agent.

Safe for adults; use with caution for babies due to potential irritation.

Derived from coconut oil.

A surfactant and emulsifier.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil.

A mild surfactant and cleanser.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

A mineral compound.

Used as an astringent and skin protectant.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from xylitol and glucose.

A humectant and moisturizer.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

A sugar alcohol derived from plants.

A humectant and moisturizer.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

A naturally occurring mineral, refined and purified.

Acts as a physical sunscreen agent, providing UV protection, and is also used as a whitening agent to brighten products and enhance texture.

Yes, Titanium Dioxide is generally considered safe for both babies and adults when used in regulated amounts, especially in non-nano form in sunscreen products (typically up to 25% in formulations), as it is non-irritating and non-toxic. However, Titanium dioxide is considered possibly carcinogenic to humans when inhaled so avoid inhaling and avoid spray form sunscreens.

A synthetic chelating agent.

Prevents spoilage by binding metal ions.

Yes, safe for babies and adults in low concentrations.

Derived from sugar and coconut oil.

A mild surfactant and emulsifier.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

A synthetic polymer derived from petrochemicals.

A film-forming agent and stabilizer.

Safe in low concentrations, but not ideal for sensitive or baby skin.

A synthetic surfactant derived from coconut or palm oil.

A foaming and cleansing agent.

Safe for adults; use with caution for babies due to potential irritation.

Derived from taurine.

A mild surfactant and cleanser.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil and glutamic acid.

A mild surfactant and cleanser.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil and apple amino acids.

A gentle surfactant and cleanser.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil.

A mild surfactant and foaming agent.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Extracted from Shikakai fruit.

A natural cleanser and conditioner.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Cold-pressed oil from sesame seeds.

Moisturizes and nourishes the skin.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Extracted from Reetha fruit.

A natural surfactant and cleanser.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil and propylene glycol.

An emulsifier and skin conditioner.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

A synthetic polymer derived from cellulose.

A conditioning agent used in hair and skincare products.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

A synthetic polymer derived from cellulose.

A conditioning agent used in hair and skincare products.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

A synthetic polymer derived from petrochemicals.

An emulsifier and surfactant.

Safe in low concentrations, but not ideal for sensitive or baby skin.

A synthetic polymer derived from coconut oil and petrochemicals.

An emulsifier and surfactant.

Safe in low concentrations, but not ideal for sensitive or baby skin.

A synthetic polymer derived from petrochemicals.

An emulsifier and thickener.

Safe in low concentrations, but not ideal for sensitive or baby skin.

A synthetic polymer derived from petrochemicals.

An emulsifier and thickener.

Safe in low concentrations, but not ideal for sensitive or baby skin.

A synthetic polymer derived from petrochemicals.

An emulsifier and thickener.

Safe in low concentrations, but not ideal for sensitive or baby skin.

Derived from panthenol (pro-vitamin B5).

Conditions and moisturizes skin and hair.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Extracted from orange peel.

Adds fragrance and has antimicrobial properties.

Safe for adults; use with caution for babies due to potential sensitivity.

Extracted from mandarin peel.

Adds fragrance and has calming properties.

Safe for adults; use with caution for babies due to potential sensitivity.

A mineral compound (Epsom salt).

Used as a thickening agent and to soothe skin.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

A naturally occurring terpene alcohol found in many essential oils.

Adds fragrance and has calming properties.

Safe for adults; use with caution for babies due to potential sensitivity.

Extracted from licorice root.

Brightens skin and reduces inflammation.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Extracted from lavender flowers.

Adds fragrance and has calming properties.

Safe for adults; use with caution for babies due to potential sensitivity.

Derived from coconut oil and glucose.

A mild surfactant used for cleansing.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil or palm kernel oil.

A fatty acid used as an emulsifier and cleanser.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

A synthetic surfactant derived from petrochemicals.

An emulsifier and cleansing agent.

Safe in low concentrations, but not ideal for sensitive or baby skin.

A synthetic alcohol derived from petroleum.

Used as a solvent and preservative.

Safe in low concentrations, but may be drying or irritating for sensitive or baby skin.

Derived from coconut oil.

An emollient and skin conditioner.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from starch.

An emulsifier and thickener.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from wheat.

Conditions and strengthens hair and skin.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from soybeans.

Conditions and strengthens hair and skin.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from milk.

Conditions and moisturizes skin and hair.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from corn.

Conditions and strengthens hair and skin.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from palm oil.

An emulsifier and stabilizer.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from castor oil through hydrogenation.

An emollient and thickener.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from guar gum.

A conditioning agent used in hair and skincare products.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Extracted from grapefruit peel.

Adds fragrance and has antimicrobial properties.

Safe for adults; use with caution for babies due to potential sensitivity.

Derived from glycerin and oleic acid (from vegetable oils).

An emulsifier and skin conditioner.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

A naturally occurring amino acid found in plants and animals.

Conditions and moisturizes the skin.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from citrus fruits.

An antioxidant that protects skin from free radicals.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil.

A mild surfactant used for cleansing.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil.

A mild surfactant and foaming agent.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil.

A mild surfactant used for cleansing.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil and glucose.

A gentle surfactant used in cleansers and shampoos.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and mild.

Derived from coconut oil and glucose.

A mild, non-ionic surfactant used for cleansing.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Derived from coconut oil and dimethylaminopropylamine.

A mild surfactant used for cleansing and foaming.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Extracted from red seaweed.

Acts as a thickener and stabilizer in skincare products.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

A synthetic emulsifier derived from petrochemicals.

Stabilizes and thickens formulations.

Safe in low concentrations, but not ideal for sensitive or baby skin.

Derived from coconut oil and glucose.

A gentle surfactant used for cleansing and foaming.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and mild.

A synthetic glycol derived from petroleum.

Acts as a humectant and solvent, improving texture and absorption.

Safe for adults; use with caution for babies due to potential irritation.

Synthetic antioxidant derived from petrochemicals.

Used as a preservative to prevent oxidation in products.

Not recommended for babies; limited use in adults due to potential toxicity concerns.

Cold-pressed oil from the kernels of the Argan tree.

Moisturizes, nourishes, and provides antioxidant benefits.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and highly nourishing.

Derived from xylitol, a sugar alcohol found in plants.

Acts as a humectant and moisturizer.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

Synthetic polymer derived from petrochemicals.

Used as a film-forming agent and stabilizer in cosmetics.

Safe in low concentrations (typically <1%), but not suitable for those seeking fully natural products.

Natural gum derived from the Acacia Senegal tree.

Acts as a natural thickener, stabilizer, and emulsifier in skincare products.

Yes, it is safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

These compounds are derived from natural sources such as plant-based sugars, primarily from birch wood, wheat, or corn, and are processed to create hydrating and skin-conditioning ingredients.

This trio of sugar-derived humectants boosts skin hydration, strengthens the skin barrier, and helps retain moisture, leaving the skin soft and smooth.

Yes, these ingredients are considered safe for both babies and adults when used within recommended concentrations (typically 1-5%) in skincare products, as they are gentle and non-irritating.

A polysaccharide derived from the fermentation of sugars.

Functions as a thickener, stabilizer, and emulsifier, improving the product's texture.

Yes, it is safe and gentle, suitable for sensitive skin and baby products.

An organic compound derived from ammonia and ethylene oxide.

Acts as a pH adjuster and emulsifier, stabilizing the formula.

Yes, it is safe within regulated concentrations, but overuse or impurities can cause irritation.

A stable ester of tocopherol (vitamin E), synthetically produced.

Functions as an antioxidant and skin-conditioning agent, providing moisturizing and protective benefits.

Yes, it is safe and commonly used in baby products.

A fat-soluble vitamin, derived from natural sources like sunflower oil or Soya

Functions as an antioxidant, protecting the skin from free radical damage and preserving product stability.

Yes, it is safe and beneficial for skin and baby products, as it is non-toxic and gentle.

A fatty alcohol derived from natural sources like coconut or palm oil, or synthetically produced.

Acts as an emollient, thickener, and stabilizer, improving texture and skin-feel.

Yes, it is safe and commonly used in cosmetics for both babies and adults.

A derivative of stearic acid, often synthesized.

Functions as a stabilizer and thickener, improving the product's texture.

Stearamide AMP is generally considered safe in cosmetics, but it may cause skin irritation or sensitivity in some individuals, particularly those with delicate or reactive skin.

A hydrogenated form of squalene, derived from olives or sugarcane.

Acts as an emollient, moisturizing and softening the skin.

Yes, it is safe and highly beneficial for sensitive and baby skin. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A sugar alcohol derived from fruits or synthesized from glucose.

Functions as a humectant and moisturizer, helping the skin retain water.

Yes, it is safe and gentle for all age groups, including babies.

An ester of sorbitol and palmitic acid, derived from natural sources like palm oil.

Functions as an emulsifier and stabilizer, improving product texture.

Yes, it is safe and non-toxic for all skin types.

A compound derived from olive oil and sorbitol, a sugar alcohol.

Functions as an emulsifier and skin conditioner, stabilizing the product and improving moisture retention.

Yes, it is safe for skin and baby products, as it is non-toxic and gentle.

An ester of sorbitol and oleic acid, derived from natural sources like vegetable oils.

Acts as an emulsifier, blending water and oil components in the formula.

Yes, it is safe and widely used in cosmetics for babies and adults.

A naturally occurring compound found in some fruits (like berries) or synthetically produced.

Acts as a preservative, inhibiting the growth of mold, yeast, and some bacteria.

Yes, it is safe when used in concentrations up to 0.6%, as it is mild and non-toxic. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

An amino acid derivative made from stearic acid and glutamic acid.

Functions as an emulsifier and skin-conditioning agent.

Yes, it is safe and gentle, suitable for sensitive skin and baby products.

A sodium salt of pyroglutamic acid, naturally found in the skin.

Acts as a humectant, hydrating and improving skin moisture levels.

Yes, it is safe and beneficial for all age groups, including babies.

A sodium salt of lactic acid, derived from the fermentation of sugars.

Functions as a humectant, helping to retain moisture in the skin.

Yes, it is safe and well-tolerated for all skin types, including baby skin.

An inorganic compound, also known as lye, derived from salt and water through electrolysis.

Acts as a pH adjuster, balancing the product's acidity or alkalinity.

Yes, it is safe in very small amounts to adjust pH, but high concentrations can be caustic.

A sodium salt of gluconic acid, derived from sugar fermentation.

Acts as a chelating agent, improving product stability by binding metal ions.

Yes, it is safe and well-tolerated for all skin types.

Yes, it is generally considered safe.

Common table salt, derived from seawater or rock salt.

Functions as a thickener, stabilizer, and viscosity enhancer.

Yes, it is safe and widely used in cosmetics for babies and adults.

A surfactant derived from cetearyl alcohol and sulfuric acid.

Functions as a cleansing and foaming agent in skincare and haircare products.

Yes, it is safe within regulated limits and gentle enough for sensitive skin when properly formulated.

A salt of benzoic acid, derived synthetically or from certain fruits.

Acts as a preservative, preventing microbial growth to enhance product shelf life.

Yes, it is safe within regulated limits (up to 0.5%), but prolonged or high exposure may cause irritation in sensitive individuals.

A naturally occurring mineral or synthetically produced compound.

Acts as a buffering agent and preservative, stabilizing the product's pH and inhibiting microbial growth.

Borax is considered unsafe in cosmetics and skincare products due to its potential to cause skin irritation, hormone disruption, and toxicity if absorbed in large amounts, especially in babies and young children.

A sodium salt of ascorbic acid (vitamin C), derived synthetically or from natural sources.

Functions as an antioxidant, protecting the skin and formula from oxidative damage.

Yes, it is safe and beneficial for all age groups, including babies.

A sodium salt of acetic acid, synthetically produced.

Functions as a buffering agent, stabilizing the product's pH.

Yes, it is safe and non-toxic in typical cosmetic concentrations.

A glycol derived synthetically from petroleum or other hydrocarbons.

Acts as a humectant, solvent, and skin-conditioning agent.

Yes, it is safe within regulated concentrations, but higher amounts may cause irritation for some individuals.

A glycol derived synthetically or from corn sugar fermentation.

Functions as a humectant, solvent, and skin-conditioning agent, enhancing product texture and hydration.

Yes, it is safe and gentle for all skin types, including sensitive and baby skin.

A salt of sorbic acid, derived synthetically.

Acts as a preservative, inhibiting mold and yeast growth.

Yes, it is safe within regulated limits (up to 0.6%), but overuse may cause mild irritation.

A surfactant derived from sorbitol and lauric acid, often from vegetable sources.

Functions as an emulsifier and solubilizer, blending essential oils or fragrances with water.

Yes, it is safe when used within regulated concentrations, but high amounts may cause irritation.

A compound made from polyglycerol and isostearic acid, derived from natural sources.

Acts as an emulsifier and skin-conditioning agent, providing a creamy texture.

Yes, it is safe for use in cosmetics, including for babies.

A compound made by combining plant-based oils with natural fatty acids, creating a gentle and skin-friendly ingredient.

Functions as an emulsifier, helping mix water and oil components in the formula.

Yes, it is safe and commonly used in baby and sensitive skin products.

A natural compound derived from grains and seeds.

Acts as a chelating agent and antioxidant, stabilizing the formula and enhancing skin care benefits.

Yes, it is safe for use in skincare products and is gentle on the skin.

Phenoxyethanol is a glycol ether compound primarily derived synthetically, though it is also found in trace amounts in green tea and other plants.

Functions as a preservative, preventing microbial growth.

Phenoxyethanol is commonly used as a preservative but may cause skin irritation, allergic reactions, and is controversial due to potential toxicity at higher concentrations, especially in products for babies or sensitive skin.

A semi-solid mix of hydrocarbons, derived from petroleum.

Acts as an occlusive, locking in moisture and protecting the skin barrier.

Petrolatum (Petroleum Jelly) is considered safe for most uses but can clog pores, cause skin irritation, or trigger allergic reactions, particularly for those with sensitive or acne-prone skin, and its petroleum-based origin raises significant environmental and health concerns.

An ester of polyethylene glycol (PEG) and stearic acid, derived synthetically or from natural oils.

Functions as an emulsifier, stabilizing water and oil components in the product.

PEG-100 Stearate can cause skin irritation or sensitivity in some individuals, particularly those with very sensitive skin.

A blend of synthetic or natural aromatic compounds.

Provides a pleasant scent to the product. Masks unpleasant smell of other chemical ingredients.

Fragrances should be treated with caution as they are reported to be irritants and are thought to cause endocrine disruption. Most often, fragrances are used to mask odors that eminate from the use of low-quality emollients or preservatives � if your product has fragrance, look deeper into its constitution!

A derivative of vitamin B5, sourced from plants or synthetically produced.

Acts as a moisturizer and skin-conditioning agent, soothing and hydrating the skin.

Yes, it is safe for babies and adults and is known for its calming properties. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

Paraffinum Liquidum is a purified, colorless, and odorless oil derived from the distillation and refining of crude petroleum.

Paraffinum Liquidum acts as an emollient and occlusive, locking in moisture, softening the skin, and enhancing the texture and spreadability of your final product.

Paraffinum Liquidum is generally considered safe when highly purified, but it is not permitted by MADE SAFE or COSMOS due to its petroleum origin and environmental concerns.

A naturally occurring aromatic acid found in anise and fennel or synthesized.

Acts as a preservative and masking agent, providing antimicrobial properties and enhancing product stability.

Yes, it is safe and commonly used in personal care products, including those for sensitive skin and babies.

A long-chain fatty alcohol derived from natural oils or synthesized.

Acts as an emollient, providing a smooth, non-greasy texture to the product.

Yes, it is safe and widely used in skincare products for babies and adults.

A fat-soluble vitamin, derived from natural sources like sunflower oil or Soya

Functions as an antioxidant, protecting the skin from free radical damage and preserving product stability.

Yes, it is safe and beneficial for skin and baby products, as it is non-toxic and gentle.

A naturally derived compound from sugar beet.

Acts as a humectant and skin conditioner, maintaining hydration and reducing irritation.

Yes, it is safe and widely used in cosmetics for all age groups, including babies.

A naturally occurring mineral clay, processed to create a purified powder.

Functions as a thickener, stabilizer, and suspending agent, ensuring a smooth texture and preventing separation.

Yes, it is safe in low concentrations (up to 2%) as it is non-toxic and non-irritating.

A naturally occurring compound found in citrus peel oils.

Functions as a fragrance ingredient, providing a fresh citrus scent.

Yes, it is safe in low concentrations, but it may cause irritation or allergies in sensitive individuals.

A natural phospholipid derived from soybeans, sunflower seeds, or egg yolks.

Acts as an emulsifier and moisturizer, improving skin hydration and texture.

Yes, it is safe for skin and baby products, but individuals with soy allergies should be cautious.

An alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) derived from milk or synthetically produced.

Functions as an exfoliant and pH adjuster, gently removing dead skin cells and improving skin texture.

Yes, it is safe within regulated limits (up to 10%), but higher concentrations may cause irritation, especially in babies.

A synthetic ester derived from isopropyl alcohol and palmitic acid (a fatty acid found in plants and animals).

Acts as a lightweight emollient, improving spreadability and leaving the skin soft and smooth.

Yes, it is considered safe in concentrations up to 10%, but may not be suitable for very sensitive skin or acne-prone skin.

An ester derived from isopropyl alcohol and isostearic acid.

Acts as an emollient and skin-conditioning agent, providing a lightweight, non-greasy texture.

Isopropyl Isostearate is generally safe but may be comedogenic, potentially clogging pores and causing breakouts, especially on sensitive or acne-prone skin.

The non-soap-forming fraction of hydrogenated olive oil.

Functions as an emollient and skin-conditioning agent, improving hydration and elasticity.

Yes, it is safe for skin and baby products and is non-irritating.

A synthetic compound derived from olive oil and ethylhexyl alcohol.

Acts as an emollient, offering a silky texture and long-lasting hydration.

Yes, it is safe and gentle for all skin types, including sensitive and baby skin.

A semi-synthetic compound, derived from natural oils after it undergoes a chemical transformation (esterification). It is often used as an emollient and skin-conditioning agent in cosmetics.

Functions as an emollient, providing a smooth, silky feel to the product.

Yes, it is considered safe for use in cosmetics and baby products. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A fatty alcohol derived synthetically or from plant oils.

Acts as an emollient and thickener, softening skin and enhancing product texture.

Yes, it is safe and well-tolerated for skin and baby products. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A synthetic ester derived from heptyl undecylenate and ethylhexyl olivate.

Functions as an emollient, providing a lightweight and non-greasy feel to the product.

Yes, it is safe for both babies and adults when used in typical cosmetic concentrations. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A fragrance additive mostly synthetically produced for cosmetic use, although naturally present in small quantities in some flowers like cherry blossom and vanilla.

Functions as a fragrance ingredient, providing a sweet, floral scent.

Yes, it is safe in low concentrations, but higher amounts may cause irritation in sensitive individuals.

An ester of glycol and stearic acid, derived from natural or synthetic sources.

Provides a pearlescent effect in products and acts as a thickener and emollient.

Yes, it is safe for skin and hair products when used in regulated amounts. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

Extracted from the seeds of the soybean plant.

Acts as an emollient, providing hydration and nourishment to the skin.

Yes, it is safe, but individuals with soy allergies should avoid it.

An ester of glycerin, stearic acid, and citric acid, derived from natural oils.

Functions as an emulsifier and moisturizer, stabilizing the product and hydrating the skin.

Yes, it is safe and well-tolerated for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

Derived from glycerin and stearic acid (from vegetable oils).

An emulsifier and skin conditioner.

Yes, safe for babies and adults. Non-toxic and gentle.

An ester of glycerin and stearic acid, derived from vegetable oils or synthetically produced.

Functions as an emulsifier, thickener, and moisturizer, improving texture and skin feel.

Yes, it is safe for babies and adults and is non-irritating.

A monoester of glycerin and caprylic acid, derived from plant-based oils like coconut.

Acts as an emulsifier and skin-conditioning agent, helping stabilize the formula and moisturize skin.

Yes, it is safe for use in baby and adult products, as it is gentle and non-toxic.

A sugar alcohol derived from plant oils or synthetically produced.

Functions as a humectant, drawing moisture into the skin to keep it hydrated.

Yes, it is safe and widely used in cosmetics for babies and adults due to its gentle nature. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A polyhydroxy acid (PHA) derived from glucose fermentation.

Acts as an exfoliant and humectant, gently hydrating and improving skin texture.

Yes, it is safe for sensitive skin and baby products when used in low concentrations (up to 5%).

Ethylhexylglycerin is typically synthetically derived from glycerin, which can be sourced from plants or petroleum. It is then processed to form the ester.

Functions as a preservative booster, enhancing the effectiveness of preservatives, and also acts as a skin conditioning agent, providing a soft and smooth feel.

Yes, Ethylhexylglycerin is considered safe for both babies and adults when used in concentrations up to 1% in skincare products. It is gentle, non-irritating, and commonly used in baby care products. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

An ester derived from ethylhexanol and stearic acid.

Functions as an emollient, providing a lightweight, silky feel to the product.

Yes, it is safe for skin and baby products, as it is non-toxic and gentle.

A quaternary ammonium compound derived from stearic acid and ammonium.

Acts as a conditioning agent, reducing static and leaving hair and skin smooth and soft.

Distearyldimonium Chloride is generally safe but may cause skin irritation or allergic reactions, especially in sensitive individuals or babies.

A synthetic compound derived from ethylenediamine, formaldehyde, and sodium cyanide.

Acts as a chelating agent, improving product stability and enhancing preservative efficacy.

Yes, it is safe in low concentrations (up to 0.2%), but it is not biodegradable and may not align with strict natural formulation standards.

A mild surfactant derived from coconut oil and glutamic acid (an amino acid).

Gently cleanses the skin and hair without causing irritation.

Yes, it is safe for sensitive skin and baby products, as it is mild and non-irritating.

A synthetic compound made from propylene oxide.

Functions as a humectant and solvent, improving texture and preserving moisture in the product.

Yes, it is considered safe when used in low concentrations (up to 10%), as it is non-toxic and well-tolerated.

Dimethicone is a synthetic compound derived from silicon, a naturally occurring element, but it is chemically processed to create this silicone-based ingredient.

Forms a protective barrier on the skin, locks in moisture, smooths the skin's texture, and gives products a silky, non-greasy feel.

Dimethicone is typically used in skincare products at concentrations ranging from 0.5% to 5%, though some products like barrier creams may go up to 10-15%. These levels are considered safe for both babies and adults by regulatory authorities like the FDA and CIR (Cosmetic Ingredient Review).

A synthetic ester derived from carbonic acid.

Provides a silky, non-greasy texture and acts as a lightweight emollient.

Diethylhexyl Carbonate is generally safe but may cause mild skin irritation in sensitive individuals.

An ester derived from decanol (a fatty alcohol) and oleic acid (a fatty acid).

Acts as an emollient and skin-conditioning agent, providing a smooth, non-greasy texture.

Yes, it is safe for babies and adults, as it is non-toxic and gentle.

A naturally derived ester from coconut oil.

Functions as a lightweight emollient, giving a silky texture and moisturizing the skin.

Yes, it is safe for all skin types, including sensitive skin and baby products.

A naturally occurring compound found in essential oils such as rose and geranium oils.

Provides a pleasant fragrance and offers mild antimicrobial properties.

Yes, it is safe in low concentrations, but it may trigger allergies in individuals sensitive to fragrances.

Derived from citrus fruits or produced through fermentation of sugar.

Functions as a pH adjuster and chelating agent, maintaining the product's stability and efficacy.

Yes, it is safe in low concentrations (up to 2%), but higher concentrations may cause irritation on very sensitive skin.

A naturally occurring mineral, refined and purified.

Acts as a physical sunscreen agent, providing UV protection, and is also used as a whitening agent to brighten products and enhance texture.

Yes, Titanium Dioxide is generally considered safe for both babies and adults when used in regulated amounts, especially in non-nano form in sunscreen products (typically up to 25% in formulations), as it is non-irritating and non-toxic. However, Titanium dioxide is considered possibly carcinogenic to humans when inhaled so avoid inhaling and avoid spray form sunscreens.

Extracted from the flowers of the chamomile plant, usually Roman or German chamomile.

Soothes irritated skin, reduces redness, and provides a calming scent.

Yes, it is safe for babies and adults when used in low concentrations (0.5�2%), but some individuals may have allergies to chamomile.

A quaternary ammonium compound derived synthetically.

Acts as an antimicrobial agent, helping to prevent bacterial growth and stabilize the product.

It is generally safe but may cause mouth irritation, staining of teeth, or allergic reactions and is not commonly used in baby products due to potential sensitivity concerns.

A naturally derived ester made from cetyl alcohol and palmitic acid.

Functions as an emollient and thickener, providing a silky feel and locking in moisture.

Yes, it is considered safe for both babies and adults when used in typical concentrations in cosmetics. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A fatty alcohol derived from coconut oil, palm oil, or synthetically produced.

Functions as an emollient, thickener, and stabilizer, helping to soften skin and improve product consistency.

Yes, it is safe and widely used in cosmetics for all age groups, including babies. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A mixture of cetyl and stearyl alcohols, derived from natural oils or synthetically produced.

Acts as an emulsifier, stabilizer, and emollient, improving the product's texture and skin-feel.

Yes, it is considered safe for use in cosmetics for both babies and adults. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

Derived from olive oil and cetearyl alcohol, a naturally sourced emulsifier.

Acts as an emulsifier and moisturizer, enhancing the texture and hydration properties of the product.

Yes, it is safe and well-tolerated for all skin types, including sensitive skin and baby products. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A mixture of fatty alcohols derived from plant oils or synthetically produced.

Functions as an emulsifier, stabilizer, and emollient, giving products a creamy texture and softening the skin.

Yes, it is safe when used in cosmetics, as it is non-irritating and gentle.

A natural lipid identical to ceramides found in human skin, derived synthetically or from plant-based sources.

Improves the skin's hydration, protects against irritants, and strengthens the natural barrier.

Yes, it is safe when included in skincare formulations, as it works harmoniously with the skin's natural composition. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A pure ceramide identical to one found naturally in the skin, produced synthetically or extracted from plants.

Helps repair the skin barrier, reduce water loss, and enhance skin resilience.

Yes, it is safe for babies and adults, as it is gentle and vital for healthy skin function. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A complex lipid similar to the natural ceramides found in the skin, synthetically or plant-derived.

Strengthens the skin's natural barrier and helps maintain hydration levels.

Yes, it is safe for all ages, including babies, as it mimics natural skin components and is non-irritating. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A skin-identical lipid derived synthetically or from plant-based sources.

Reinforces the skin barrier, locks in moisture, and protects the skin from environmental damage.

Yes, it is safe and effective for both babies and adults, as ceramides are non-irritating and essential for healthy skin. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A skin-identical lipid derived synthetically or from plant-based sources.

Helps restore the skin barrier, retain moisture, and improve skin elasticity.

Yes, it is safe when used in skincare formulations, as ceramides are naturally present in the skin. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

An extract derived from the leaves and stems of the Centella asiatica plant, commonly known as Gotu Kola.

Soothes and hydrates the skin, promotes wound healing, and enhances collagen synthesis.

Yes, it is safe for all skin types and ages, including babies, as it is natural and gentle.

A synthetic polymer made from acrylic acid, used as a thickening agent in cosmetics.

Functions as a stabilizer and thickener, providing a gel-like consistency and ensuring product stability.

Yes, generally safe but it is known to cause dryness and skin-irritation, when used on senstive, eczema-prone skin.

A synthetic compound derived from caprylic acid, a fatty acid found in coconut oil or palm oil.

Acts as a humectant, emollient, and preservative booster, hydrating the skin and improving the product's shelf life.

Yes, it is considered safe when used in concentrations up to 1%, as it is non-irritating and gentle. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A naturally derived compound from coconut oil or synthetically produced.

Acts as a preservative and antimicrobial agent, preventing the growth of bacteria and fungi.

Caprylhydroxamic Acid is generally safe but may cause skin irritation in sensitive individuals and loses effectiveness in high-pH formulations. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

Extracted from the nuts of the shea tree, a natural source of fatty acids and vitamins.

Acts as an emollient, deeply moisturizing and nourishing the skin while improving elasticity.

Yes, it is safe for all ages, including babies, as it is natural, gentle, and non-toxic.

A naturally occurring compound derived from sugar beets or synthetically produced.

Functions as a humectant and osmolyte, helping to hydrate and protect the skin.

Yes, it is considered safe in concentrations up to 5%, as it is gentle and non-irritating.

A naturally occurring compound found in some plants (like jasmine). But is typically synthesised for commercial use.

Functions as a preservative and solvent, helping to stabilize and preserve the product.

Yes, it is safe when used in concentrations up to 1%, but some sensitive skin types may experience mild irritation. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A hydrocarbon derived from plant-based sources or petroleum.

Provides a lightweight, silky texture, improves spreadability, and acts as a non-greasy emollient.

While it is generally safe, this compound is non-biodegradable and raises environmental concerns. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A fat-soluble derivative of vitamin C (ascorbic acid) and palmitic acid.

Acts as an antioxidant, stabilizing the product and protecting the skin.

Yes, safe in concentrations up to 0.2-1%. Non-toxic and gentle.

A naturally occurring compound found in some fruits (like cranberries) but is typically synthesised for commercial use.

Functions as a preservative and pH adjuster, preventing microbial growth.

Yes, it is safe in concentrations up to 0.5%, but it may not be suitable for individuals with benzoate allergies. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

This is an entirely synthetic compound, made from petroleum-based sources.

Thickens, stabilizes and improves the texture of lotions and creams while helping to lock in moisture.

It is generally considered safe when used in small amounts (between 0.1-2%).

Allantoin can be derived from natural sources like the comfrey plant or synthesized chemically; most commercial allantoin is synthetic.

Soothes and protects the skin, promotes healing of minor irritations, and improves skin hydration by reducing dryness and flakiness.

Yes, Allantoin is considered safe for both babies and adults when used in concentrations up to 0.5% to 2% in skincare products. It is non-toxic, gentle, and widely used in baby products. The synthetic version however, may carry a higher risk of irritation or allergies

A synthetic organic acid derived from acetic acid. Although synthetic, it is permitted for use under COSMOS because of its low environmental impact.

Acts as a mild preservative, preventing the growth of bacteria and fungi.

Yes, it is safe when used in concentrations up to 0.6%, as it is non-irritating and effective.