Teint de Neige Body Cream

• aqua (water)
• butyrospermum parkii (shea) butter
• diethylhexyl carbonate
  Emollient which leaves a pleasant smooth sensation on the skin.
• cetearyl alcohol
  Improves the stability of emulsions and has strong soothing properties. A fatty alcohol that occurs as a natural component in plants.
• caprylic/capric triglyceride
  Softens and prepares the skin by filling spaces between cells, making the skin smoother and more flexible.
• cetyl palmitate
  Forms a waterproof film on the skin and retains skin moisture. Also has stabilizing and masking properties.
• glycerin
  Acts as a protective barrier and promotes skin elasticity. It has a strong moisturizing effect.
• octyldodecanol
  Fatty alcohol, produced from natural fats and oils.
• parfum (fragrance)
• microcrystalline cellulose
  Obtained from wood, it stabilizes emulsions. Also acts as a binder, thickener and absorbent in formulas.
• cetearyl glucoside
  Supports the skin's ability to absorb moisture. An emulsifier based on sugar solution.
• phenoxyethanol
  May cause skin allergies and neurological disorders. Preservative used to guarantee the microbiological resistance of the product as well as the stability and therefore the high performance of the formula. Authorised up to 1% by European regulations, and less harmful in rinsed skincare.
• dimethicone
  Silicone that produces a surface film around the hair and on the skin to protect them. It also adds softness to products and makes creams and shampoos pleasant to use. Not a problem for human health, but can be harmful to the environment as it is not very biodegradable.
• tocopheryl acetate
  Derived from Vitamin E. Acts as an antioxidant and fights against free radicals.
• cellulose gum
  Used in cosmetics as a viscosity regulator, emulsion stabilizer and binding agent.
• xanthan gum
  Gelling and thickening agent used to modify the texture of cosmetics. It also increases the stability of emulsions.
• propylene glycol
  Improves hydration by attracting the water molecules present in the environment towards the epidermis, to moisturize the surface of the skin.
• methylparaben
  Suspected endocrine disruptor that may cause hormonal disruption. Used as a preservative. Its concentration level in cosmetics is regulated.
• propylparaben
  Suspected endocrine disruptor that may cause hormonal disruption. Used as a preservative. Its concentration level in cosmetics is regulated.
• ethylparaben
  Suspected endocrine disruptor. Acts as a preservative. Its concentration level in cosmetics is regulated.
• butylparaben
  Proven endocrine disruptor that may cause hormonal disruption. Used as a preservative. Its concentration level in cosmetics is regulated.
• disodium edta
  Helps stabilise the formula and makes the texture more pleasant. Not a problem for human health but not biodegradable and very harmful to the environment.
• benzophenone-3
• pentaerythrityl tetra-di-t-butyl hydroxyhydrocinnamate
  Acts as an antioxidant: helps to maintain the properties and performance of a product as it is exposed to air, light or heat.
• alpha-isomethyl ionone
• anise alcohol
• benzyl alcohol
  May cause allergies. Preservative of the raw materials of the fomule. Odorous molecule which is one of the 26 allergens regulated by Europe and authorised up to 1% by European regulations.
• benzyl benzoate
• benzyl salicylate
  May cause allergies. Perfuming agent used to perfume cosmetics. An odorous molecule which is one of the 26 allergens regulated by Europe. The limited dosage reduces the risk of allergies.
• citronellol
  May cause allergies. Perfuming agent used to perfume cosmetics. An odorous molecule which is one of the 26 allergens regulated by Europe. The limited dosage reduces the risk of allergies.
• coumarin
  Naturally derived from essential oils used for its smell
• geraniol
  May cause allergies. Perfuming agent used to perfume cosmetics. An odorous molecule which is one of the 26 allergens regulated by Europe.
• hydroxycitronellal
  May cause allergies. Perfuming agent used to perfume cosmetics. An odorous molecule which is one of the 26 allergens regulated by Europe.
• linalool
  May cause allergies. Perfuming agent used to perfume cosmetics. Considered toxic only if inhaled. Limited dosage.

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