Ingredient
Brassica Campestris/aleurites Fordi Oil Copolymer
What is Brassica Campestris/aleurites Fordi Oil Copolymer?
Brassica Campestris/Aleurites Fordi Oil Copolymer is a synthetic ingredient formed by the combination of oils derived from the seeds of Brassica (a type of mustard) and Aleurites (commonly known as tung oil). It is typically used in cosmetic formulations due to its film-forming properties, which can help create smooth and flexible textures in products like makeup.
This copolymer is mainly utilized in cosmetics to improve texture and product stability. There is limited health evidence regarding its use, mostly focusing on its safety in topical applications. Studies have not indicated significant health risks when used as intended in cosmetics.
When you see it on a label, it's primarily there to enhance the performance and application experience of makeup products. It's not intended for ingestion and is formulated specifically for topical use.
Commonly found in: makeup, foundation, lipstick, eye shadow
Benefits
- Enhances texture and application of cosmetic products.
- Provides film-forming properties for smooth finishes.
The FDA does not specifically regulate this copolymer under its individual components but considers its usage in cosmetics as generally safe when used as directed.
There is limited peer-reviewed research specifically on this copolymer, but general findings suggest it's safe for use in cosmetics with no major concerns.
This ingredient is derived from plant oils and is generally considered suitable for vegan formulations.
Sources: Cosmetic Ingredient Review
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