What is Saccharomyces/Barley Seed Ferment Filtrate?
Role not confirmed
We haven't written up what this ingredient does yet. The products below feature it as a key ingredient.
Anything to watch out for?
Some products' ingredient lists mark this ingredient as below. If a mark's reason fits your skin, it is the ingredient to weigh in those products.
- This is a fungal-acne trigger, one of the ingredients people with fungal acne avoid.
- Marked this way on 16 products.
Each mark comes from matching the product's full ingredient list against lists for fragrance, labeled fragrance allergens, drying alcohols, essential oils, fungal acne, pore clogging, and pregnancy caution.
Which products feature it?
2 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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innisfree
청보리 마일드 필링젤 (Korean)This brand publishes no English name for this product. The name above is as printed in Korean.
It's made for better hydration and calmer skin.
Key Saccharomyces/Barley Seed Ferment Filtrate (#8 on the ingredient list), Salix Alba (Willow) Bark Extract, Niacinamide
16 claims, summarized
- Only partly backed:
- better hydration (amount unknown) · a smoother skin texture (amount unknown) · calmer skin · less visible pores
- Don't count on:
- clearer-looking skin · less shine
See each claim
Claims, checked
It immediately cultivates a smooth skin texture.
plausible, not testedContains 9175ppm of barley seed ferment filtrate fermented 3 times along with PHA·BHA·AHA to mildly refine excess dead skin cells and impurities.
partly backedPlant-derived cellulose and moisturizing ingredients simultaneously help with skin conditioning and moisture supply, and based on a gentle formula it completes a smooth skin base with no tightness even after dead skin cell care, making it good to use for daily peeling.
partly backedContains soothing ingredients for sensitive and dry skin, delivering a moist and soft peeling effect.
partly backedA peeling gel containing plant-derived cellulose that cleanly removes excess sebum, dead skin cells, and blackheads.
partly backedBarley Seed Ferment Filtrate: contains 9175ppm, skin conditioning·moisture
partly backedPHA: dead skin cell care, obtained by fermenting cornmeal, contains green barley ferment and PHA, removes excess dead skin cells and impurities
partly backedBHA: dead skin cell care, extracted from white willow bark
partly backedHyaluronic Acid·Panthenol·Allantoin: supplies moisture and gently removes dead skin cells
partly backedWith a gentle formula that leaves no worry of irritation, it cultivates a smooth skin texture with no tightness even after dead skin cell care.
overstatedWhite Willow Bark Extract (contains salicin): effective for dead skin cell removal and skin soothing, and with anti-inflammatory action helps improve acne
overstatedBarley Seed Ferment Filtrate (9,175ppm) extracted from green barley fermented 3 times, and PHA obtained by fermenting cornmeal, effectively melt away dead skin cells and impurities.
overstatedA mild peeling gel that is burden-free even with daily use, completing skin conditioning and moisture supply at the same time.
no supporting source foundAHA: mild peeling effect, obtained by fermenting green barley 3 times
no supporting source foundNiacinamide: multi-functional effects such as skin brightening, wrinkle improvement, and sebum control
no supporting source foundDesigned with a gentle formula without worry of irritation, it is a mild peeling product that is burden-free even with daily use.
no supporting source found
Key Saccharomyces/Barley Seed Ferment Filtrate (#20 on the ingredient list), Protease, Lactobacillus/Soybean Ferment Extract
Are the claims about it backed up?
We checked each claim that features this ingredient. Open the list below to see the result for each one.
See the results by claim
| Result | Claims |
|---|---|
| partly backed | 2 of 3 |
| overstated | 1 of 3 |
These are counts of claims, not products. One product can name the same ingredient in several claims, and we checked each one on its own.
