Ingredients Found In Cosmetic Products

Sodium ascorbyl phosphate is stabilized vitamin C, i.e. its effects do not decrease with storage. Excellent against free radicals, thus keeps the skin in good condition.

Sodium palmitate is a component of soaps. Palmitic acid is extracted from plant oils.

Sodium salt of pyrroglutamic acid has excellent moisture-binding properties. It is the main component of the natural moisturizing factors of the skin, which also contains a variety of amino acids, urea, lactic acid (sodium salt), carbohydrates, and a variety of minerals, amongst others. When one speaks of natural moisturizing factors (NMF) one means either this complex or a natural copy of it.

Sodium phosphate, a natural salt of phosphoric acid, used to regulate the pH-value of cosmetic products. In addition it is a valuable moisture-binding ingredient.

Emulsifiers and moisture binders, produced from sorbitol and botanical fatty acids. Excellent skin-compatibility.

Very mild surfactants from Copra (coconut pulp) give the shampoo formula a thick, creamy foam.

Sodium salt of phosphoric acid, binds particular metal ions and regulates the firmness of algaebased facial masks.

A highly aromatic extract obtained from the bourbon vanilla pod. Used to aromatize lipsticks. Börlind uses an extract which is obtained by high pressure carbon dioxide which means that it is completely free from residue.