Lecithin
Lecithin has a few functions in skin care: it either acts as an emollient or serves as an emulsifier that helps prevent product separation.
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+ What does Lecithin do to your skin?
When leveraged for its emollient properties, Lecithin’s fatty acid concentration comes in clutch for creating a surface barrier. This protective outer layer helps replenish skin, lock in essential moisture, and keeps environmental stressors out—helping skin maintain its softness, smoothness and balance.
+ Can Lecithin be harmful?
Unless you have an allergy, Lecithin is generally safe for all skin types.
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