Humectant

/hjuːˈmektənt/
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Cosmetic Use

Humectants are found in many skincare products to maintain moisture.

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Check the label for humectants like glycerin in your lotion.
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Food Industry

In food, humectants help retain moisture and softness over time.

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Humectants in these cookies keep them chewy for days.
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Natural Sources

Humectants can be synthetic or sourced naturally from plants or animals.

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Honey is a powerful natural humectant.
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