Guar gum
Guar Hydroxypropyl Trimonium Chloride, Cyamopsis Tetragonoloba (Guar) Gum
Guar gum consists of the endosperm of the seeds of the legume native to India. The seeds are ground into a powder, of which guar gum is composed. This plant is cultivated in Pakistan and the United States. It is regarded for its use as a gelling agent and gives gels and emulsions their consistencies. In addition, it is a great moisturizer and easily counteracts the loss of moisture.
see. Heike cheese 2010 "Natural Cosmetic Raw Materials", Linz, Freya Verlag, 3rd Edition 2012
Products with Guar gum
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- Suitable for all skin & hair types
- Hydrating elixir
- Fragrance-free
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- Suitable for all skin types
- Smooths & evens out the skin
- Promotes collagen & elastin synthesis
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- Suitable for all skin types - including mature skin
- Improves the complexion
- Ideal for pigmentation spots
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- Suitable for all skin types
- Mild & lipid-regulating
- Nourishing properties
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- Suitable for all hair types
- Promotes hair growth
- Revitalising effects
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- Suitable for all skin types
- Nourishes & hydrates
- Lipid-regulating effects
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- Prevents caries and tartar
- Stimulates self-cleaning
- Contains stimulating peppermint oil
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- Ideal for all skin types
- Firms & nourishes
- Promotes elasticity
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- Suitable for all skin types
- Protects & nourishes
- Refreshes & hydrates
