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Ground Apricot Kernels
Category: Physical Exfoliant
Brief description: Ground seeds of the apricot used for physical exfoliation.
Benefits: Removes dead skin cells, improves skin texture and complexion.
Skin type suitability/concerns: Suitable for most skin types but may be too abrasive for sensitive skin.
Target audience: Those seeking a natural exfoliant for skin rejuvenation.
Chemical composition: Composed primarily of cellulose and lignin.
Physical aspect: Fine to coarse light brown powder.
Compatibility: Compatible with most other ingredients, typically used in scrubs and body products.
Concentration: Varies depending on the product.
Side effects/adverse reactions: Can cause irritation if used excessively or on sensitive skin.
Regulatory status: Generally considered safe for use in cosmetics.
Sustainability/ethical considerations: As a natural, renewable resource, it's generally considered sustainable, but its cultivation should be in line with fair trade and ecological practices.
Brief description: Ground seeds of the apricot used for physical exfoliation.
Benefits: Removes dead skin cells, improves skin texture and complexion.
Skin type suitability/concerns: Suitable for most skin types but may be too abrasive for sensitive skin.
Target audience: Those seeking a natural exfoliant for skin rejuvenation.
Chemical composition: Composed primarily of cellulose and lignin.
Physical aspect: Fine to coarse light brown powder.
Compatibility: Compatible with most other ingredients, typically used in scrubs and body products.
Concentration: Varies depending on the product.
Side effects/adverse reactions: Can cause irritation if used excessively or on sensitive skin.
Regulatory status: Generally considered safe for use in cosmetics.
Sustainability/ethical considerations: As a natural, renewable resource, it's generally considered sustainable, but its cultivation should be in line with fair trade and ecological practices.