Humectant ingredient
Glyceryl Polyacrylate
A synthetic polymer formed by esterification of polyacrylic acid with glycerol. Functions as a water-retaining humectant and film-former, creating a gel-like texture on skin that binds moisture. Distinct from carbomer-family thickeners in that glyceryl polyacrylate contributes directly to skin hydration rather than just viscosity. Widely used in lightweight gel moisturizers and essence-type formulas.
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Benefits
- ✓Hydrophilic polymer forms a lightweight hydrogel film on skin that binds water and reduces transepidermal water loss
- ✓Produces a soft, silky skin feel without tackiness — popular in lightweight gel and essence formulas
- ✓Derived from glyceryl ester modification of polyacrylic acid; compatible with a wide range of pH and active ingredients
No known watch-fors.
Compatibility
✓ Works well with
+ Glycerin+ Sodium Hyaluronate+ Panthenol
