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Santé Naturkosmetik Glow Boost Maske AHA
Price
€0.95 · €0.48 per use
Size
2 x 4 ml
Format
Cream
Brand from
Germany
Ingredients
29
Vegan
Yes

Where we found it

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Santé Naturkosmetik

Glow Boost Maske AHA

Aloe juice second, lactic acid fifth, and sodium hydroxide three places later to buffer the acid - a sensible order for a natural-certified AHA mask. The mica at ten, and the titanium dioxide and iron oxides that close the list, supply the 'gold' of the name. Note the seven-minute cap the pack sets, which is shorter than most.

What stands out in the list

Worked out from the ingredients, not the packaging claims.

  • Contains fragrance

    Listed as Parfum/Fragrance, which can stand for dozens of undisclosed aroma chemicals. Fragrance is one of the most common causes of cosmetic contact allergy.

  • 4 declared fragrance allergens

    EU law requires these to be named on the pack: Limonene, Linalool, Citronellol, Geraniol.

  • Contains drying alcohol

    Alcohol appears at position 7, well down the list, so the amount is likely small.

  • Exfoliating acids

    Contains Lactic Acid. Use sunscreen the following day; EU law caps these.

  • 2 concentration-capped ingredients

    EU law sets a maximum for Sodium Hydroxide, Titanium Dioxide. Products on sale in the EU must comply.

  • Nothing flagged for pregnancy

    No ingredient on this list is one our encyclopaedia marks as avoided or used with caution in pregnancy. That is not the same as a clearance, so check with your midwife or doctor.

The panel

All 29 ingredients, in the order they appear on the pack. Tap a name to read the full entry.

Well tolerated
No meaningful concern for most people; irritation is possible but rare.
Depends on you
Genuinely relevant for some people, or depends on dose and pH.
Worth knowing
EU-restricted, a common contact allergen, or subject to live debate.
Avoid
Banned in EU cosmetics or credibly linked to serious harm.
Not yet documented
No encyclopaedia entry for this ingredient yet, so we make no claim about it.
  1. 01Aqua (Water)Well tolerated
  2. 02Aloe Barbadensis Leaf JuiceWell tolerated
  3. 03GlycerinWell tolerated
  4. 04PropanediolWell tolerated
  5. 05Lactic AcidDepends on you
  6. 06Helianthus Annuus Hybrid Oil·
  7. 07AlcoholDepends on you
  8. 08Sodium HydroxideEU max 5% (nail cuticle solvent); 2% gen…Well tolerated
  9. 09Dehydroxanthan Gum·
  10. 10MicaWell tolerated
  11. 11Zinc Sulfate·
  12. 12Caprylic/Capric TriglycerideWell tolerated
  13. 13Sodium Lactate·
  14. 14TocopherolWell tolerated
  15. 15Levulinic AcidWell tolerated
  16. 16Sodium HyaluronateWell tolerated
  17. 17Sodium LevulinateWell tolerated
  18. 18Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed OilWell tolerated
  19. 19Alaria Esculenta Extract·
  20. 20Citric AcidWell tolerated
  21. 21Hectorite·
  22. 22PCA Ethyl Cocoyl Arginate·
  23. 23Parfum (Fragrance)Worth knowing
  24. 24Limonenedeclared allergenWorth knowing
  25. 25Linalooldeclared allergenWorth knowing
  26. 26Citronelloldeclared allergenDepends on you
  27. 27Geranioldeclared allergenWorth knowing
  28. 28CI 77891 (Titanium Dioxide)EU max 25% as UV filterDepends on you
  29. 29CI 77491 (Iron Oxides)Well tolerated

How to use it

After cleansing, apply to face, neck and décolletage, avoiding the mouth and eyes. After no more than 7 minutes, take the residue off with a tissue and massage in gently.

What the brand claims

Reproduced from the pack or the brand’s own page. We have not tested these.

  • Certified natural cosmetics
  • Declared vegan on the pack
  • Lactic acid fifth in the list
  • Seven-minute maximum wear time

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