Characteristics
- INCI
- Sucrose
- CAS
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57-50-1
This is the substance number in the Chemical Abstracts Service registry. The CAS number uniquely identifies a substance regardless of language, trade name, or synonyms.
- EC
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200-334-9
This is the substance number in the European chemical identification system (EC number), used in European regulatory databases including ECHA/CosIng.
- IUPAC
- Sucrose
- Functions
- humectant, skin conditioning, soothing
Для кого подходит
Description
Sucrose is the common name for table sugar, usually refined from sugar cane or sugar beets. In cosmetics, it shows up as a humectant, meaning it helps attract and hold water at the skin’s surface. It’s also widely used as a gentle physical exfoliant in scrubs, where the sugar crystals help lift away dead skin cells and leave skin feeling smoother. Because it dissolves in water, sucrose is often chosen for rinse-off products rather than leave-on formulas.
For skin, sucrose can be a nice fit if you want a simple, familiar ingredient that adds a soft, polished feel without a harsh scrubby texture when used properly. For hair, it may appear in scalp scrubs or cleansing products to help with light exfoliation and a more refreshed feel. People with dry or rough skin may appreciate its water-binding properties, while those with very sensitive or easily irritated skin may prefer gentler formulas or lower exfoliant levels. As with any scrub, the effect depends a lot on the product’s overall formula and how it’s used.
Found in products (2 744 total)
Наиболее часто встречается в продукции Clinique (108 продуктов)
