Panthenol (Panthenol) is a vitamin B5 derivative, often referred to as "pro-vitamin B5". This derivative is widely used in the cosmetics industry. Pantothenic acid is a clear, transparent liquid in isolation and is also known as a beauty additive because it is soluble in certain alcohols and water. Panthenol has many uses and is often added to shampoos and conditioners.
What does panthenol do?
- Penetrates readily into skin and hair
- Has good moisturizing and softening properties
- Has been shown to improve the appearance of irritated skin and is often used as rejuvenating agent,gives the hair moisture and shine and reduces split ends
After using a shampoo or conditioner that contains panthenol, it can leave some sticky, clear residue on your hair. These substances can wrap the hair and play a shiny role. Although not thickening and strengthening hair, this form of vitamin B5 can improve hair quality by acting as a lubricant. Pantothenic acid is also often added to ointments and lotions for its ability to soothe the skin and reduce the effects of sun burn, dry skin and certain skin disorders.
Once a product containing pantothenic acid is applied to the skin, the skin is able to effectively and thoroughly absorb this additive and convert it into vitamin B5. In fact, although it is not recommended, this vitamin B5 derivative can be eaten directly and safely without causing any harm to the body.
Creams, lotions, shampoos, conditioners, body washes, makeup.
Big cosmetics companies typically use pantothenic acid in everything from hair care products to mascara, but some smaller companies also use it as a natural ingredient because the vitamin derivative is both organic and safe for skin.
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Post time: Feb-21-2023
