Ingredient guide
Pomegranate Sterols
punica granatum sterols
In short
Pomegranate sterols are the concentrated, oil‑insoluble fraction of pomegranate seeds rich in plant sterols. They help soften skin and support barrier‑lipid balance.
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Works for
Barrier
Skin type
Dry
Best used
Anytime
What it is
Unsaponifiable sterol fraction from pomegranate seed oil; concentrates beta-sitosterol, campesterol, and stigmasterol with mild ceramide-synthesis-supportive activity in keratinocyte models; distinct from punicic-acid-rich seed oil entries.
Where it sits
It lives in the moisturiser step, sealing in the lighter layers below.
- Cleanse
- Tone
- Serum
- Pomegranate Sterols
- SPF
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What do Pomegranate Sterols do for skin?
They help reinforce the skin’s surface by supporting lipid balance, which can improve softness and flexibility. Their sterol content gives them a nourishing, barrier‑friendly profile.
Are Pomegranate Sterols good for dry skin?
Yes, their replenishing nature makes them useful in formulas targeting dryness or tightness. They can complement ceramides and fatty acids in moisturisers.
How are Pomegranate Sterols used in skincare?
They’re typically added to creams and balms to boost nourishment and barrier comfort. They pair well with hydrating humectants for a fuller moisturising effect.
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