Skin Conditioning Ingredients
Skin conditioning is the largest functional class in cosmetic formulation. INCI uses the term broadly: humectants that bind water from the dermis, emollients that replenish lipids, occlusives that reduce transepidermal water loss, and protein or amino acid derivatives that improve barrier function. Under EU Regulation 1223/2009, most skin conditioning substances are permitted without concentration limits unless specifically listed in Annex II (prohibited), Annex III (restricted), or flagged in a SCCS opinion. This hub lists ingredients classified as skin conditioning in the Roots database alongside their NOAEL data where available, GHS classification, SCCS and CIR safety conclusions, and multi-jurisdictional regulatory status.
No ingredients currently indexed in this category. Data is added continuously as new SCCS opinions and regulatory updates are processed.