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Moisture Seal

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Healing Fine Barrier Ointment

Product category and function

Moisture Seal

Healing Fine Barrier Ointment

Ointments	Ointments
Thick, occlusive formulations for intense skin repair.	Thick, occlusive formulations for intense skin repair.
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Ingredient highlights

Moisture Seal

Healing Fine Barrier Ointment

Ingredient info	Ingredient info
Alcohol-free Paraben-free SLS-free Mica-free Fragrance-free	Alcohol-free Paraben-free SLS-free Mica-free Fragrance-free cruelty-free

Full ingredient list

Moisture Seal

Healing Fine Barrier Ointment

No. of common ingredients = 0
Total Number of ingredients = 2	Total Number of ingredients = 4
Petrolatum, paraffin 1	Petrolatum, tocopherol, retinol, polysorbate 20

Notable ingredients

Moisture Seal

Healing Fine Barrier Ointment

Skin conditioning: Paraffin, Petrolatum

Viscosity controlling: Paraffin

Occlusive/Moisturizer: Petrolatum

Anti-acne: Retinol

Skin brightening: Retinol

Antioxidant: Tocopherol

Ingredients with their functions

Moisture Seal

Healing Fine Barrier Ointment

Petrolatum

Also-called: Petroleum jelly | Function: Emollient/Moisturizer, Occlusive/Moisturizer, Skin conditioning

We don’t have a detailed description of this ingredient yet.

Paraffin

Function: Viscosity controlling, Skin conditioning

We don’t have a detailed description of this ingredient yet.

Petrolatum

Also-called: Petroleum jelly | Function: Emollient/Moisturizer, Occlusive/Moisturizer, Skin conditioning

We don’t have a detailed description of this ingredient yet.

Tocopherol

Also-called: Vitamin E | Function: Occlusive/Moisturizer, Skin conditioning, Antioxidant

We don’t have a detailed description of this ingredient yet.

Retinol

Also-called: Vitamin A | Function: Anti-acne, Skin conditioning, Skin brightening, Cell-signaling ingredient

Retinol is a synthetic derivative of Vitamin A and is commonly found in skincare products. It works by increasing cell turnover and promoting the production of collagen, resulting in smoother, refined skin texture and reduced acne breakouts. It also helps fade dark spots and improves the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. However, pregnant women should avoid using retinol due to potential risks. Side effects may include irritation, redness, dryness, peeling, and burning, but these can be minimized by adjusting usage frequency and using a moisturizer. If symptoms persist or worsen, it's advisable to consult a healthcare provider.