Best For Skin Types
All skin types
Usage Frequency
As directed on product packaging
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What Is Whey Protein?
Whey protein is a form of protein derived from milk. An animal-derived ingredient, whey protein functions as a hair-conditioning and skin-softening agent.
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Whey Protein is a variant of Glycoproteins, the form you will most often see on an ingredients list.
A type of protein linked to a sugar Considered a type of peptide
Related Ingredients
Glycoproteins
A type of protein linked to a sugar Considered a type of peptide
Urea Peroxide
An oxidising agent used to support acne treatment and remove benign skin growths
Velvet Extract
A protein-rich extract traditionally used to support skin cell vitality and resilience
Wheat Amino Acids
A blend of amino acids from wheat protein Most often used in hair-care products as a conditioning agent
Xylitol
A sugar that may be plant-derived or lab-made
Xyloglucan
A plant-derived humectant with mucin-like properties for barrier support
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