Beyondthe surface.

Each colour is one ingredient role, and its width is how many ingredients on the label share that role. It shows the make-up of a list, not a concentration or a score.

• HydrationHumectants that attract and hold water.
• Barrier & emollientLipids, oils and emollients that soften and reduce moisture loss.
• ConditioningExtracts, vitamins and peptides used to condition skin or hair.
• ExfoliationAcids and enzymes used to loosen surface cells.
• CleansingSurfactants that lift oil and residue.
• UV filterFilters that absorb or scatter UV light.
• Drug activeActive ingredients named on a Drug Facts label.
• FragranceScent materials, including declared fragrance allergens.
• ColorantPigments and dyes that give colour.
• PreservationPreservatives and helpers that keep a formula stable.
• Formula supportSolvents, thickeners, emulsifiers and pH adjusters.