Yogurt
What Yogurt is & what it does
Yogurt is a fermented milk ingredient produced by culturing milk with beneficial bacteria. In cosmetics it is used as a conditioning and humectant-like additive, valued for its naturally occurring lactic acid, proteins, and lipids that can help soften and smooth skin. It is a familiar ingredient in moisturizing and gently exfoliating themed products. Being dairy-derived, it is not suitable for vegan formulas.
What is Yogurt as a skincare ingredient?
It is a fermented milk ingredient made by culturing milk with beneficial bacteria. In cosmetics it is used as a conditioning additive.
What does Yogurt do in skincare?
It is valued for naturally occurring lactic acid, proteins, and lipids that can help soften and smooth skin, appearing in moisturizing and gently exfoliating themed products.
Is Yogurt in skincare vegan?
No. Because it is dairy-derived, it is not suitable for vegan formulas. It is generally well tolerated topically, though those with dairy sensitivities may prefer to patch test.
Sunscreens with Yogurt
We rate 3 sunscreens that contain it:
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Christina Cosmeceuticals Line Repair Nutrient - Bakuchiol Day Cream SPF 15
70/100
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Marina Hand & Body Lotion SPF 30
62/100
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Marina UV White Extra SPF 30 PA++ Anti Pollution Yoghurt & Acai Berry
62/100