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Hydrolyzed Silk
Silk protein broken into smaller fragments for better formula compatibility, used for conditioning and a smooth, silky finish.
proteinconditioningfilm-forming
✓ Safe
Comedogenic Rating
0/5
Irritation Potential
0/5
What is it?
Hydrolyzed Silk is silk protein broken down via hydrolysis into smaller peptide fragments, improving solubility for use in cosmetic formulas.
Used in moisturizers, masks, and hair care for its conditioning, film-forming, and smoothing properties.
Key Benefits
Smoothing finish
Forms a lightweight film that contributes to a silky skin and hair feel.
Conditioning effect
Helps support a smoother, more comfortable feel.
Suitable for
Main Actions
When it may be insufficient
It is primarily a sensory and mild conditioning ingredient, not a substitute for active hydrators like hyaluronic acid. Not vegan-friendly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Hydrolyzed Silk do for skin?
Used in moisturizers, masks, and hair care for its conditioning, film-forming, and smoothing properties.
Who should use Hydrolyzed Silk?
Hydrolyzed Silk is suitable for: most skin and hair types seeking a smoothing finish.
Are there any warnings about Hydrolyzed Silk?
It is primarily a sensory and mild conditioning ingredient, not a substitute for active hydrators like hyaluronic acid. Not vegan-friendly.
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