Brassica Glycerides
What Brassica Glycerides is & what it does
Brassica Glycerides are emollient lipids derived from Brassica (such as rapeseed or mustard) plant oils, composed of glycerides of the plant's fatty acids. They are commonly used as plant-based emollients and skin-conditioning agents that soften the skin and improve the spread and feel of a formula. They serve as a natural alternative within the oil phase of creams, balms, and lotions. They contribute a smooth, nourishing texture.
What is Brassica Glycerides?
Brassica Glycerides are emollient lipids derived from Brassica (such as rapeseed or mustard) plant oils, made up of glycerides of the plant's fatty acids. They are commonly used as plant-based emollients.
What do Brassica Glycerides do in skincare?
They soften the skin and improve the spread and feel of a formula, serving as a natural emollient within the oil phase of creams, balms, and lotions.
Are Brassica Glycerides safe?
They are generally considered well-tolerated plant-derived emollients at cosmetic use levels. No specific concerns are flagged for them in this catalog.
Sunscreens with Brassica Glycerides
We rate 2 sunscreens that contain it:
-
Typology Lab-2008 A50 - Face Moisturizer For Wrinkles And Fine Lines - SPF 30 1% Plant Collagen + Hyaluronic Acid
92/100
-
Dune The Bod Guard Invisible Gel SPF 30
65/100