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Saccharomyces Ferment

Yeast-derived ferments are used for hydration, skin conditioning and radiance support.

Also known as: Yeast Ferment

Ferments & Hydration Evidence: Supportive

Ingredient overview

What is Saccharomyces Ferment?

Saccharomyces ferment ingredients are yeast-derived cosmetic materials used for hydration, conditioning and radiance support. They may be supplied as filtrates, lysates or extracts.

Like other cosmetic ferments, Saccharomyces materials vary by strain and manufacturing process and should not be assumed to have identical effects. They are usually supporting ingredients within broader hydrating formulas.

At a glance

Why it is used

HydrationSkin conditioningRadiance support

Often chosen for

Common concerns

DullnessDehydration

Routine guidance

How to use it

Use according to the finished product directions. Ferment-derived ingredients commonly appear in essences, serums and moisturizers and usually fit morning or evening routines as supporting conditioning ingredients.

Pairing guidance

Routine compatibility

Generally compatible with humectants, barrier lipids, niacinamide and most common actives. Ferment ingredients are usually supporting components rather than ingredients that require special separation rules.

Formula context matters

Good to know

Ferment filtrates and lysates are not the same as live probiotics. Their composition varies by organism, strain and manufacturing process, so claims should be specific to the finished product.

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