Brewer's yeast protein hydrolyzate
Description: homogeneous liquid, a small amount of sediment is allowed. Color and smell characteristic of the color and smell of the raw materials used. 
 Ingredients: glycerin, purified water, brewer's yeast protein hydrolysate, germal+ preservative. Proportion of glycerin: 30%.
Brewer's yeast is a microscopic, single-celled, chlorophyll-free plant organism belonging to the class of fungi. Enzymes contained in yeast accelerate the fermentation or oxidation of various organic compounds, mainly carbohydrates. Yeast is a source of many components necessary for the production of cosmetics. They contain a huge amount of vitamins, especially B vitamins, vitamin H (biotin), vitamin-like substances, as well as proteins, amino acids and other substances that are indispensable for high-quality preparations.
Cosmetic properties:
 - antioxidant;
 - moisture-retaining;
 - stimulation of collagen and elastin production;
 - general strengthening;
 - healing and softening;
 - provides even pigmentation;
 - whitening;
 - nourishing;
 - strengthens the skin barrier.
Cosmetic application and input percentage:
 - alginate masks - 5-8%
 - gels for problem skin - 2-4%
 - universal creams and masks - 5-7%
 - conditioners, hair masks - 6-10%
 - shampoos and bath line - 3-5%
 - ubtans and herbal gommages - 4-8%.
Application technology: add to the active phase of the cooled emulsion at temperatures up to +40°C.
 Storage: in dry rooms at room temperature
 Precautions: do not heat above 40°C, protein cannot tolerate this
 
                     
                                     
                             
                                                                                     
                                                                                     
                                                                                     
                                                                             
                                                                             
                                                                             
                                                