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Glycosyl Trehalose
Glycosyl Trehalose is a saccharide derivative produced by the reaction that forms an α-1,1-glucosidic linkage using glucosyltransferase at the reducing end of hydrolysed starch. According to CosIng, its official functions are emulsion stabilising and film forming. It is found in a range of facial masks, serums, and toners.
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Glycosyl Trehalose functions primarily as an emulsion stabiliser and film-forming agent in cosmetic formulations. Its film-forming properties may contribute to a smoothing or conditioning effect on the skin surface.
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