thickener · emulsifier
Algin
Generally safe·Moderate evidence
A natural polysaccharide derived from brown seaweed, used as a thickener and gelling agent in cosmetics. It has a strong safety history in topical formulations and is well tolerated across skin types.
Products with Algin
- 100ZelensHyaluron Intense Hydro-Plumping Serum
- 99IsntreeReal Mugwort Clay Mask
- 95BenefitRoller Lash Curling & Lifting Mascara
- 93b.tanForever + Ever Ultra Long Lasting Self Tan Mousse
- 87Agent Nateurholi(lift) Ageless Lifting and Firming Serum
- 83CaudalieInstant Detox Mask
- 83Yes ToTomatoes Detoxifying Charcoal Paper Mask
- 79LumeneNordic-C Glow Boost Essence
- 79UriageEau Thermale Water Cream
- 75EquateBeauty Energizing Facial Cleanser
- 72Corn HuskersLotion
- 66Dr. HauschkaCleansing Cream
- 53Yes ToGrapefruit Vitamin C Glow Boosting Paper Mask
References
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