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Hydrolyzed Millet

Hydrolyzed Millet is a protein- and peptide-rich fraction obtained from millet grain, used in sunscreens and skincare as a skin- and hair-conditioning ingredient.

What it is

Hydrolyzed Millet is made by hydrolyzing millet to release smaller, water-soluble proteins, peptides, and related constituents. In cosmetic formulas it serves as a conditioning agent that supports a soft, smooth feel on skin and hair and can act as a humectant. In sunscreens it is included as a botanical conditioning additive.

Safety & warnings

Millet-derived ingredients are generally mild and well tolerated. As with any botanical protein extract, sensitization is possible but uncommon.

Origin & sourcing

Plant derived, from millet grain (Panicum miliaceum) that has been hydrolyzed.

Questions everyone asks

What is hydrolyzed millet made from?

It is made from millet grain that has been hydrolyzed to release water-soluble proteins and peptides.

Why is it used in sunscreen and skincare?

It works as a conditioning agent and humectant, helping skin and hair feel soft and smooth.

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