Ingredient guide
Palmitoyl Glycine
palmitoyl glycine
In short
Palmitoyl Glycine is a lipid-amino acid naturally found in skin oils. Early research suggests it may help refine the look of pores and support balanced skin behaviour.
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What it is
Endogenous lipid amino acid found in sebum. May help normalise sebocyte behaviour and pore appearance. Mild antimicrobial activity.
Where it sits
It lives in the moisturiser step, sealing in the lighter layers below.
- Cleanse
- Tone
- Serum
- Palmitoyl Glycine
- SPF
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What does Palmitoyl Glycine do?
It may help normalise oil-phase activity in the skin and subtly improve the appearance of texture and pores.
Is it good for oily or combination skin?
Yes, it is often included in formulas aimed at a more balanced, smoother-looking surface.
How is it used in skincare?
It appears in lightweight serums or moisturisers, usually as part of a blend targeting pore visibility.
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