Ingredient & product reference

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Every ingredient on a European cosmetic label carries a name set by the Commission, and often a limit on how much of it a product may contain.

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32,262 Ingredients you can look up

The European Commission's glossary of ingredient names, plus the annexes to the Cosmetics Regulation — what each substance is called, and where it is restricted.

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Mineral Salts

Function: Skin conditioning
Status: Not restricted under the EU or UK annexes
In brief: Mineral salts are a mixture of naturally occurring salts, typically obtained from mineral water, containing elements such as sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium. In cosmetic formulations they are included as skin conditioning agents, helping to maintain the skin's outer surface in good condition.
Appears in: 3 catalogue products

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