Ingredient guide
Okra Polysaccharide
okra polysaccharide
In short
Okra polysaccharide is a naturally sticky, sugar-rich mucilage that forms a soft film on the skin. It helps boost surface hydration and leaves the skin feeling smoother and more supple.
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What it is
Galactose- and rhamnose-rich mucilage from Abelmoschus esculentus pods; film-forming with notable affinity for stratum-corneum proteins; positioned in plant-derived hydration systems as a complement to hyaluronic-acid backbones.
Where it sits
A watery layer. After cleansing, before anything heavier, ideally on slightly damp skin.
- Cleanse
- Tone
- Okra Polysaccharide
- Moisturise
- SPF
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What does Okra Polysaccharide do for skin?
It increases surface hydration by binding water and forming a lightweight, flexible film. This can help skin feel smoother and more comfortably moisturised.
Is Okra Polysaccharide good for sensitive or dry skin?
Yes, its gentle, cushioning texture can be comforting for dryness or sensitivity. It offers hydration without heaviness.
How is Okra Polysaccharide used in skincare?
You’ll often see it in hydrating serums, essences, and moisturisers where it supports slip and immediate moisture. It works well alongside hyaluronic acid and glycerin.
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