Panthenol

Panthenol is a synthetic compound that's created through chemical synthesis in laboratories. It's not naturally derived from plants, animals or any specific organic sources. Instead, it's created to mimic the properties of pantothenic acid, a component of the B-vitamin complex.

Panthenol is generally well-tolerated on skin. 

Creates Moisture-Rich Skin

Panthenol is a potent humectant that attracts and retains moisture in skin. It helps maintain a healthy moisture balance.

Supports Skin Barrier

Panthenol supports skin's natural barrier function to help strengthen the outermost layer and make it more resilient to environmental stressors.

Soothes and Calms Skin

Panthenol has anti-inflammatory properties, which makes it effective at soothing irritated or sensitive skin. It can provide relief from redness, itching and discomfort.

Heals Wounds

Panthenol has been used in medical settings to help heal wounds and support the healing process of minor skin injuries like cuts, burns or abrasions.

Improves Skin Texture

Regular use of products that contain panthenol can help improve the overall texture and appearance of skin.

Contains Anti-Aging Properties

While not a direct anti-aging ingredient, panthenol's ability to hydrate and strengthen skin can contribute to a more youthful and healthier complexion over time.

Provides Sunburn Relief

Panthenol is often included in after-sun products because of its soothing properties, which can provide relief from sunburn and post-sun discomfort.