Researched by Helena DeMaria-Williams
Formula IngredientAmino AcidINCI: Serine
Serine is a non-essential amino acid that the body can synthesise naturally. In skincare, it is a key component of the skin's natural moisturising factor (NMF) and plays an important role in stratum corneum hydration. It most often appears in formulations as part of a moisturising amino acid complex, contributing to skin barrier function and water retention.
Category
Amino Acid
Irritation Risk
Low
Skin Types
all skin types, dry skin, dehydrated skin, sensitive skin, xerotic (very dry) skin
moisturisation, stratum corneum hydration, skin conditioning, supports natural moisturising factor, antistatic
Serine has an excellent safety profile with a CIR rating of A and an EWG hazard score of 1. No irritation concerns have been documented at cosmetic-use concentrations. No EU CosIng Annex II or III restrictions apply.
Serine does not increase photosensitivity. No sun protection precautions are required.
Serine is a naturally occurring amino acid present in the human body. No documented reproductive or developmental concerns for topical cosmetic use.
Serine is a non-essential amino acid that the body can synthesise naturally. In skincare, it is a key component of the skin's natural moisturising factor (NMF) and plays an important role in stratum corneum hydration. It most often appears in formulations as part of a moisturising amino acid complex, contributing to skin barrier function and water retention.
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