Lecithin

Emollient & emulsifier

Generally gentle All skin types

What is Lecithin?

A phospholipid (often soy-derived) that helps blend oil and water and conditions the skin barrier. Skin-friendly and widely used.

In skincare terms, Lecithin is an emollient that softens skin and helps support a smooth, comfortable feel, and an emulsifier that lets oil-based and water-based ingredients blend together.

What does it do?

Lecithin is primarily used for emollient & emulsifier.

Who it may suit

It is generally considered gentle and well tolerated by most skin types. It is widely used across products for all skin types.

Where you'll find it

In our catalogue, Lecithin appears in spf, moisturisers, serums, sets and more.

Also listed as

On an ingredients label (INCI), Lecithin may appear as: hydrogenated lecithin, lecithin.

Related ingredients

Ceramides Squalane Vitamin E (Tocopherol)Dimethicone Petrolatum Cholesterol Stearic Acid Glyceryl Stearate

This is educational information, not medical advice. Skin reactions vary between individuals — patch test new products and consult a professional if you have specific concerns.