Ingredient guide
Tripalmitin
tripalmitin
In short
Tripalmitin is a rich, waxy triglyceride that adds structure and helps slow water loss from the skin. It creates a soft, protective layer without feeling overly greasy.
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What it is
Saturated triglyceride of palmitic acid. Used as a structuring agent and occlusive co-emollient in rich creams and balms. Provides a non-greasy waxy barrier that slows transepidermal water loss.
When to use it
Evenings suit it best.
Where it sits
It lives in the moisturiser step, sealing in the lighter layers below.
- Cleanse
- Tone
- Serum
- Tripalmitin
- SPF
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What does Tripalmitin do for skin?
It supports a smoother, more cushioned feel by forming an occlusive layer that reduces moisture loss.
Who benefits from Tripalmitin?
Dry and sensitive skin types often appreciate its comforting, barrier‑supporting effect.
Where is Tripalmitin used?
It appears in thicker creams, balms, and overnight moisturisers.
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