With Regard To Panthenol, Skincare Content That Has A Myriad Of Benefits

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JAKARTA - Are you the type of person who always pays attention to the ingredients contained in your skincare? If so, you may have heard of panthonol content. Pantenol is one of the skincare ingredients found in skincare products.

Generally, panthenols can be found in several types of food, such as meat, milk, eggs, avocado, and red rice. In many products, panthenols are also usually known as dexpanthenol, D-pantothenyl alcohol, buttanaide, alcohol analog of pantothenic acid, or B-5 provitamin. Here are some of the pantenol content that is good for the skin as reported by various sources.

Panthenol has the nature of humectants and emolienes that are able to bind water and lock moisture so that the skin looks healthier and more elastic. If the skin is moist, then this is also a good sign to prevent signs of aging and appearance of wrinkles on the face.

Maintained skin moisture can improve the defense function of skin cells, this can help repair barrier skins and prevent transpidermal water loss.

Having moisturizing properties, pantenol can also function as an anti-inflammatory that can help with skin problems such as redness and itching, dryness, and various other skin conditions to eczema.