Hydrolyzed Rice Protein
What Hydrolyzed Rice Protein is & what it does
A rice-derived protein that hydrates and forms a smoothing, conditioning film. It softens skin and adds a temporary firming, refining effect.
What does Hydrolyzed Rice Protein do in skincare?
Hydrolyzed Rice Protein is rice protein broken into smaller fragments so it absorbs more readily. In skincare and sunscreen formulas it works as a skin and hair conditioning agent that can help with hydration and a smooth surface feel. It is often included as a plant-based conditioning ingredient.
Is Hydrolyzed Rice Protein safe?
Hydrolyzed Rice Protein is widely used in cosmetics and is generally considered safe at typical levels. It is a plant-derived ingredient that is usually well tolerated. People with a known rice allergy may prefer to avoid it, and patch testing is sensible for sensitive skin.
Is Hydrolyzed Rice Protein vegan?
Hydrolyzed Rice Protein is derived from rice, a plant source, so it generally contains no animal ingredients and is suitable for vegan formulas. The hydrolysis process uses enzymes or acids rather than animal material in most cases. A vegan certification on the product confirms this.
Sunscreens with Hydrolyzed Rice Protein
We rate 32 sunscreens that contain it, showing the top 10 by overall score:
-
Bielenda Beauty Molecules Protective Ultralight Serum Drops SPF 50
88/100
-
Oriflame Novage Ecollagen Wrinkle Power Day Cream SPF 35
85/100
-
Colorescience Brightening Primer SPF 20
83/100
-
Vichy Capital Soleil UV-age Daily SPF 50 Tinted
83/100
-
Vichy Liftactiv B3 Anti-dark Spots SPF 50
83/100
-
Almay Truly Lasting Color™ 16 Hour Liquid Makeup SPF 15
82/100
-
Augustinus Bader The Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50
80/100
-
Oriflame Ecollagen Wrinkle Power Day Cream Spf 30
79/100
-
Boots
No7 Protect&perfect Intense Advanced Facial Sun Protection SPF 30
79/100
-
Boots
No7 Protect & Perfect Intense Advanced Facial Sun Protection SPF 50
79/100