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Glossary Of Terms: Lotion, “V”

04/22/2008

The following is a list of common lotion terms and definitions. Special thanks to Australian Gold, California Tan and Designer Skin for their help in compiling this glossary.

Vanilla Extract—This natural ingredient is used for moisturizing and softening the skin. It is also used to mask odors.

Vanilla Yogurt Extract—See ACB Yogurt DRF.

Vegelatum Equiline—See Canola Gel.

Venuceane—A heat-activated antioxidant derived from deep sea water in the Guaymus basin provides virtually inexhaustible enzymatic activity and helps improve skin appearance.

Veronica Officinalis Extract—See Sober Elixir.

Virgin Hemp Seed Oil—See Hemp Seed Oil.

Vitamin A—This antioxidant vitamin helps neutralize free radicals.

Vitamin A Palmitate (Retinyl Palmitate) Ester of Retinol (Vitamin A) and Palmitic Acid—More stable to oxidation than vitamin A itself. Antioxidant, skin-conditioning agent, free-radical scavenger. Helps in growth of epithelial cells, maintains structures and normal functions of the skin and protects it against external aggressions.

Vitamin B—This antioxidant vitamin helps neutralize free radicals.

Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin)—Riboflavin is a factor in the vitamin B complex and is used in emollients. It is necessary for healthy skin and respiration.

Vitamin B Complex—A combination of factors including Riboflavin and yeast extract. Shares similar properties with both.

Vitamin C—This antioxidant vitamin helps neutralize free radicals.

Vitamin D—This is one of the body’s fundamental vitamins needed for survival and cannot be present without the assistance of UV light.

Vitamin D2 (Ergocalciferol)—Skin healing properties; supports collagen production and skin-integrity. Absorbed topically and is fat soluble.

Vitamin E—See Tocopheryl Acetate.

Vitamin E Acetate—See Tocopheryl Acetate.

Vitamin E-infused Tightening Complex—This special complex helps tighten the skin creating a younger-looking texture and appearance while neutralizing free radicals to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.

Vitamin F (Polyunsaturated fatty Acid, Linoleic Acid and Linolenic Acid and Arachinodic Acid)—Vitamin F is the first-choice ingredient to treat damaged skin and hair. Has therapeutic effect on eczema, skin desquamation, skin dryness, and scalp disorders. Emolliant, thickener, skin-conditioning agent, carrier.

Vitamin F Glyceryl Ester—Ropufa EPA Oil holds properties similar to vitamin F. Emolliant, skin-conditioner.

Vitamin K (Phytonadione)—Skin-conditioning agent. Necessary for bone creation and repair, and prevents osteoporosis. Antioxidant and free radical scavenger. Promotes healthy skin.

Vitis Vinifera Oil—See Grape Seed Oil.

Volcanic Clay—Natural volcanic clay delivers continuous moisture to the skin while providing moisture-rich nutrients.

Volcanic Ash—A light, exfoliating ingredient that will polish away impurities and remove dull, dry skin.

Volpo 5—See Oleth-5.


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