Scientific name: Sorbitol
Classification: Plant-derived polyol
Humectant, preservative, moisturizer.
Stories from Nature
Sorbitol is a plant-derived alcohol naturally present in various botanical species. Thanks to its high hygroscopicity, it acts as a formidable reservoir of water both within the cosmetic product and on the skin’s surface.
Its ability to retain moisture ensures the perfect stability of formulations and guarantees constant protection for the skin, keeping the product fresh and effective over time.
Skin Benefits
Used in facial cleansers and intimate hygiene products, sorbitol provides deep hydration that leaves the skin radiant and soft. It is particularly effective at combating skin dryness caused by physiological or environmental changes, helping to maintain the skin’s elasticity.
Its emollient action tempers the activity of surfactants, preserving the integrity of the hydrolipidic film and promoting a smooth, firm, and radiant complexion.
Within the Stamigen line and the sun products shampoos, sorbitol acts as an intensive moisturizer for the hair fiber. It locks moisture inside the hair shaft, protecting it during exposure to the sun, salt water, and frequent washing.
It promotes the cohesion of the cuticle’s surface cells, making the hair manageable, velvety, and capable of reflecting light with extreme brilliance, ensuring a silky and vibrant head of hair.
