Agar-agar
Agar-agar
Agar is a plant-derived polysaccharide extracted from red algae. It acts as a thickening and binding agent in cosmetic formulations.
PerfumingViscosity controlling
Ingredient
Roles & functions
Perfuming — Adds a scent to the product or masks the odour of raw materials.
Viscosity controlling — Increases viscosity and gives the product its texture.
Binding — Binds together the ingredients of a solid formula (powder, stick).
Regulatory framework
What the authorities say
| Authority | Status |
|---|---|
| Commission européenne (CosIng, Règl. 1223/2009) | Autorisé |
| CLP classification (Reg. 1272/2008) | No CMR classification |
| ECHA — endocrine disruptor (human health) | Not identified as an endocrine disruptor |
| ECHA — Candidate List (SVHC, REACH Art. 59) | Not on the Candidate List (SVHC) |
| European Commission (Reg. 1223/2009, Annex III) | No cosmetic allergen subject to mandatory labelling |
| European Commission (EU catalogue of nanomaterials, Reg. 1223/2009) | No referenced nanoform |
Products
Products containing it
René FurtererForticéa Rituel Fortifiant Shampoing Énergisant aux Huiles Essentielles, 200ml
René FurtererTriphasic Shampoing Antichute, 200ml
René FurtererTonucia Natural Filler Shampoing Repulpant, 200ml
BiodanceReal Deep Mask Masque Radiant Vita Niacinamide Illuminateur Unifiant - Visage - Peaux Ternes, 34g
Statistics
In Lou’s database
4
products listed
| Most frequent categories | Anti-hair loss · Dry & damaged hair · Frequent use · Masks |
| Most frequent brands | René Furterer · Biodance |
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