Glycrein 185 grm.

Glycerin, also known as glycerol, is a colorless, odorless, and viscous liquid widely regarded as one of the most effective humectants in skincare. Sourced from [specify plant source, e.g., coconut or palm], our USP (United States Pharmacopeia) Grade Glycerin ensures a minimum purity of 99.7%, making it suitable for a variety of cosmetic and personal care applications.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Superior Humectant Properties: Attracts and retains moisture from the air, providing exceptional hydration to the skin’s stratum corneum.
• Enhances Skin Barrier Function: Regular use helps fortify the skin’s protective barrier, reducing moisture loss and improving resilience.
• Versatile and Multi-Purpose: An ideal base for DIY formulations such as face mists, moisturizers, cleansers, and hair conditioners.
• Non-Comedogenic: Does not clog pores, making it suitable for all skin types, including acne-prone skin.

Directions for Use: For topical application, dilute with a carrier fluid like water or rose water. Start with a ratio of 1 part glycerin to 3-4 parts water. For use in DIY formulations, refer to specific recipes.

Tips for your product description:

• Specify the source: Customers today appreciate knowing if the glycerin is plant-based (e.g., vegetable glycerin).
• Purity matters: Mentioning “USP Grade” or a high purity percentage (like 99.7%) adds credibility and assures quality.
• Directions for use: Since pure glycerin is often too concentrated to be used directly, it’s crucial to provide clear instructions on how to dilute it to prevent any skin issues.
• Highlight versatility: Emphasize that it’s a DIY staple, which can appeal to a wide range of customers.
• Use evocative language: Words like “moisture magnet,” “ultimate hydration booster,” and “skin barrier” are more engaging than simple scientific terms.