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Refatting

21 ingredients, 4,530 products

Official definition

Replenishes the lipids of the hair or of the top layers of the skin.

Decision 2006/257/EC, inventory of cosmetic ingredients (definitions of functions).

Definitions cited for information: the inventory decision was repealed on 8 May 2020. It does not establish an authorisation.

In plain words

21 ingredients in the database declare the function “Refatting” in CosIngThe European Commission's database of cosmetic ingredients.. These are EU glossary names; an ingredient can declare several roles.

4,530 products in the database list at least one of these ingredients, each counted once. This count does not establish the role or effectiveness of the finished product.

Ingredients subject to a prohibition or conditions of use under the Cosmetics Regulation: 0. A declared role is not an authorisation: check the conditions for the ingredient and its intended use.

Ingredients declaring this function

Most frequent in the products of the database first.

Refatting
IngredientRegulatory status
STEARIC ACIDNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
STEARYL ALCOHOLNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
SQUALANENo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
SOY ACIDNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
OLIVE OIL DECYL ESTERSNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
STEARETH-10No specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
TALLOW ACIDNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
TRILINOLENINNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
WHEAT GERM GLYCERIDESNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
CALF SKIN EXTRACTNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
PEG-4 DITALLOW ETHERNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
PIGSKIN EXTRACTNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
SOYBEAN PALMITATENo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
TALL OIL STEROLNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
TALLOW ALCOHOLNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
TRIDECYL ALCOHOLNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
TRIHEPTYLUNDECANOINNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
TRILINOLEIC ACIDNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
TRIPALMITOLEINNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
TRIRICINOLEINNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation
TRISEBACINNo specific rule in the Cosmetics Regulation

Ingredients subject to rules

No prohibition or conditions found for these ingredients in the Cosmetics Regulation annexes read.

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