What is Pantolactone?
Humectant
Pantolactone is a humectant that draws water into the skin and helps hold it there.
This ingredient is listed in CosIng, the EU's cosmetic ingredient database. CosIng lists what it's used for as: Humectant, Skin conditioning.
CosIng function classes are the EU's standard list of the jobs an ingredient does inside a product, such as moisturizing, emulsifying, or preserving.
Which products feature it?
3 of the 2320 products we've checked feature this as a key ingredient. Products that disclose a concentration or list it near the top of the ingredient list come first.
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It's made for better barrier support and better hydration.
Key: Pantolactone (#3 on the ingredient list), Panthenol 30%, Scutellaria Baicalensis Root Extract
4 claims, summarized
- Only partly backed:
- better hydration · better barrier support
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- Helps with barrier management, moisturization
plausible, not tested- An ingredient for skin whose barrier has weakened and become sensitive for various reasons
plausible, not testedUK-origin pro vitamin B5 D-panthenol
partly backed- Problematic skin, weakened skin
partly backed
Key: Pantolactone (#24 on the ingredient list), Methyl Diisopropyl Propionamide, Cutibacterium Granulosum Ferment Extract Filtrate
11 claims, summarized
- Don't count on:
- firmer skin · better barrier support · calmer skin · less visible pores
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After placing the pad on the troubled area that has become hot due to heat, leave it for about 5~10 minutes, then remove it and gently pat the remaining essence on the skin to absorb it. For extremely small areas such as the forehead and nose, you may cut the pad in half along the sheet's cut line and use it.
backed by evidenceYUIQ's 'Biome Remedy Pore Reset Cooling Pad' contains MDP, a low-irritation non-menthol cooling ingredient, and Reliefbiome™, a patented microbiome ingredient, instead of menthol, making it a cooling skincare product that even sensitive skin can use with confidence.
partly backedIn a human application test, this product lowered skin temperature by 3.08℃ (improvement rate 9.03%) after exercise, and by 4.37℃ (improvement rate 12.41%) after sauna, respectively.
partly backedYUIQ's 'Biome Remedy Pore Reset Cooling Pad' is designed to be used without burden even on sensitive skin by applying a low-irritation vegan cooling ingredient (MDP).
overstatedIn addition, it confirms significant changes in 7 pore improvement indicators such as pore volume, area, depth, density, and horizontal·vertical reduction, and is drawing attention as a complex functional item that goes beyond simple soothing products to 'cooling + pore care'.
overstatedThe skin soothing effect from infrared (heat) stimulation was 16.12% based on the applied area, showing a clear difference compared to the non-applied area (2.12%).
overstatedThe soothing effects from physical stimulation (20.54%), UV stimulation (12.67%), and friction stimulation (16.60%) were also proven respectively.
overstatedEven with just one use, it showed significant improvements in 7 key indicators including a 56.04% reduction in pore volume and a 53.30% reduction in pore area, as well as pore count, density, and depth.
overstatedYUIQ's proprietary ingredient 'Reliefbiome™(Reliefbiome™)' is a skin microbiome that helps balance the skin environment, and it is characterized by firmly caring for irritated skin barriers so that even sensitive skin can use it with confidence.
no supporting source foundThrough the results of this human application test, it was confirmed that the 'Pore Reset Cooling Pad' is a product that scientifically manages skin temperature beyond simple cooling sensation.
nothing specific to checkThrough the expansion of the reinforced 'Pore Reset Line', you will be able to experience more professional and faster heat sensation·soothing care this summer.
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NOSCA9 CLEANSING GEL
Key: Pantolactone (#24 on the ingredient list), Sodium Heparin, Panthenol
4 claims checked
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#FineFoam
partly backed#UltrafineDustCleansing
overstated#SensitiveSkinCleanser
overstated#WeaklyAcidicCleansing
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