Hydrogenated Lecithin
INCI: hydrogenated lecithin
Hydrogenated lecithin is the stabilised form of soy- or sunflower-derived lecithin, whose phospholipids spontaneously form liposomes and lamellar structures in water. As an emulsifier it creates biomimetic lamellar emulsions that mirror the skin’s own lipid organisation — delivering actives deeper while reinforcing the barrier. At 1–5% it improves moisture retention, formula elegance, and the bioavailability of co-formulated actives. The "Haut" suffix in this entry is a German-labelling variant; the molecule is universal. The intelligent choice when a product’s claims rest on delivery technology rather than raw percentages.
- Effective concentration
- 0.5–3%
- Suitable skin types
- Alle Hauttypen, Trockene Haut
- Addresses concerns
- Barrierestörung, Wirkstoff-Penetration, Trockenheit
Frequently asked questions
What is Hydrogenated Lecithin?
Hydrogenated Lecithin (INCI: hydrogenated lecithin) is a cosmetic ingredient in the Phospholipid emulsifier & carrier category. bestofme.site rates it 5/5 stars — classified as: proven active.
Is Hydrogenated Lecithin good for your skin?
Hydrogenated Lecithin is rated 5/5 stars at bestofme.site (classification: proven active). Considered suitable for: Alle Hauttypen, Trockene Haut. Addressed concerns: Barrierestörung, Wirkstoff-Penetration, Trockenheit.
What concentration of Hydrogenated Lecithin is effective?
0.5–3%