Ingredient guide
Amaranth Seed Extract
INCI name · amaranthus hypochondriacus seed extract
In short
Amaranth seed extract comes from nutrient‑dense Amaranthus seeds and is naturally rich in squalene‑related lipids. It helps support a smooth, supple barrier and adds lightweight moisturising comfort.
Works forFrom reviewed ingredient data
Barrier · Hydration
Best used
Anytime
What it is
Seed extract from Amaranthus hypochondriacus; naturally high squalene content (up to 8% in unsaponifiable fraction) supports barrier function and suppleness; squalene precursor pathway provides emollient activity with a lower oxidation propensity than olive-derived squalene; emerging sustainable alternative to shark-derived squalene precursors in bio-based formulation.
Evidence receipt
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What does Amaranth Seed Extract do for skin?
It offers emollient hydration and helps reinforce the barrier thanks to its squalene‑rich profile. Skin may feel smoother and more flexible.
Is Amaranth Seed Extract suitable for all skin types?
Yes, its light, non‑greasy feel works well for most skin types, including those wanting extra suppleness without heaviness.
How is Amaranth Seed Extract used in skincare?
It appears in moisturisers, oils, and barrier‑support serums as a plant‑based source of nourishing lipids.
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