Alcohol Denat.
Denatured Ethyl Alcohol: a volatile solvent, carrier for actives, and component for quick drying of the formula. Alcohol Denat. is often found in SPF, toners, perfumes, styling, and decorative cosmetics.
What is it?
Alcohol Denat. - ethyl alcohol, denatured with additives to make it undrinkable. In cosmetics, it evaporates quickly, dissolves aromatic or lipophilic components, and facilitates application.
Sunscreens, toners, mist sprays, perfumes, hair sprays, gels, serums, antiseptics, and decorative long-wear formulas.
Key Benefits
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Main Actions
Alcohol Denat. is not automatically bad, but in a high INCI position, it can dry or irritate reactive, damaged, or very dry skin. In SPF and sprays, it is often used for the sake of a lightweight finish.
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