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.

132 Products decoded so far

Real labels from the SkinRevu catalogue, read ingredient by ingredient against that reference. A small, growing set.

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Ingredient record

Anhydroxylitol

Function: Humectant
Status: Not restricted under the EU or UK annexes
In brief: Anhydroxylitol is a sugar-based compound made by chemically dehydrating xylitol, itself derived from plant sources such as wood or corn. In cosmetics it functions as a humectant, meaning it helps a product hold onto water, both while stored and once applied to the skin or hair.
Appears in: 3 catalogue products

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