Lithops Pseudotruncatella Callus Lysate
What Lithops Pseudotruncatella Callus Lysate is & what it does
Lithops Pseudotruncatella Callus Lysate is a lysate produced from the cultured callus (plant stem-cell tissue) of Lithops pseudotruncatella, a succulent often called a living stone that survives in arid conditions. In skincare and sunscreen formulas it is used as a botanical skin-conditioning ingredient, marketed for its association with the plant's natural water-retention and stress tolerance. It is typically a water-based active included at low concentrations.
What does Lithops Pseudotruncatella Callus Lysate do in skincare?
This ingredient is a lysate from the cultured callus (plant stem-cell tissue) of Lithops pseudotruncatella, a desert succulent. In formulas it is used as a botanical skin-conditioning ingredient, marketed for its link to the plant's natural water-retention and stress tolerance. It is typically a water-based active used at low concentrations.
Is Lithops Pseudotruncatella Callus Lysate natural or synthetic?
It is plant-derived, produced from cultured callus tissue of the Lithops succulent grown in a lab setting before being processed into a lysate. The source material is natural, while the culturing is a controlled biotechnology process.
Is Lithops Pseudotruncatella Callus Lysate vegan?
The ingredient comes from cultured plant tissue and contains no animal-sourced material, so it is generally considered suitable for vegan formulas. A finished product's vegan status still depends on its other ingredients.
Sunscreens with Lithops Pseudotruncatella Callus Lysate
We rate 6 sunscreens that contain it:
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Mellisa D-vitamin Cream SPF 15
75/100
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APIS Hello Summer Face Sunscreen SPF 30
64/100
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APIS Hello Summer Sunscreen Body Lotion With Monoi Oil SPF 50
61/100
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APIS Hello Summer Face Sunscreen SPF 50
61/100
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APIS Professional Protective Face Cream SPF 50
61/100
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APIS Hello Summer Face Mist With Cellular Nectar SPF 15
49/100