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Ingredient guide
10-hydroxydecanoic acid
In short
10‑Hydroxydecanoic Acid is a fatty acid found in royal jelly that may help balance the surface environment of oily skin. Early research links it to improved clarity and texture.
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Works for
Pores · Texture
Skin type
Oily · Combination
Best used
Anytime
What it is
Fatty acid found in royal jelly. Early research links it to microbiome-balancing properties on oily skin types.
Also found as
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Where to find it
Biologique Recherche Lotion MC110 N°1
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Common questions
It may help refine the look of pores and support a more balanced surface, especially on oilier areas.
It suits oily and combination skin looking for gentle surface-balancing effects.
It’s added to serums and lotions targeting clarity and smoother texture.
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Personal guidance only · For clinical concerns, see a dermatologist.