Rice Ferment Filtrate
What Rice Ferment Filtrate is & what it does
Rice Ferment Filtrate is the liquid obtained from fermenting rice with microorganisms such as yeast, leaving a filtrate rich in amino acids, sugars, and other small metabolites. It is commonly used as a skin-conditioning and humectant ingredient, valued for a lightweight, hydrating feel and a brightening reputation in essences and toners. The fermentation step is thought to make some nutrients more readily usable on the skin. It is generally well tolerated and widely used in Asian-style skincare.
What is Rice Ferment Filtrate?
It is the filtered liquid left after fermenting rice with microorganisms such as yeast, rich in amino acids, sugars, and other small metabolites. It is widely used in Asian-style skincare essences and toners.
What does Rice Ferment Filtrate do in skincare?
It is commonly used as a humectant and skin-conditioning ingredient, valued for a lightweight hydrating feel and a brightening reputation. The fermentation step is thought to make some nutrients more readily usable on the skin.
Is Rice Ferment Filtrate safe?
It is generally well tolerated and widely used, with no concerns flagged in this catalog. Those with very reactive skin can patch test before regular use.
Sunscreens with Rice Ferment Filtrate
We rate 4 sunscreens that contain it:
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Quench botanics Bravocado SPF 50+ Pa++++ Sunscreen Gel
85/100
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JM Solution H9 Hyaluronic Ampoule UV Stick SPF 50+ Pa++++
82/100
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JM Solution V9 Vitamin Ampoule UV Stick Clear SPF 50+ Pa++++
68/100
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PLUM 2% Niacinamide & Rice Water SPF 50 Pa+++ Hybrid Sunscreen
62/100