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Sister happy new year—wishing you a year as wonderful as the last one Since it's the new year I have a gift for you Black box to match your skin tone perfectly Oh thank you dear I wish you a better new year than the last one But last year you were in such a sorry state—how could things possibly get worse right I also have a gift for you The white frosted box is as plain as your eyes This one looks just like those sugar cubes you put in your tea isn't that right sister She's this chubby must be a black ox on the road I'll give you a big black one just like you So fat what even is this Eat a lot and get fat or stay active and stay thin Poor you sister working so hard all year long You've become so thin your waist is just a thread-like three inches around That's how it becomes refined sister Actually the scientific name for the type of sugar you'referring to is polysaccharide You're a single sugar a monosaccharide While many sisters come together to make someone as wonderful as you sister Well everyone knows facial oils have been used in skincare for ages—take this exfoliating body scrub for instance Or exfoliating scrubs—once just as popular as these used to be—but now they're completely out of style On the other hand everyone knows that simple sugar can sometimes be the enemy of health or beauty since sugars like sucrose when consumed in excess break down collagen and elastin Causing the skin to sag and become deeply wrinkled whereas today people use a substance known scientifically as saccharide You probably won't understand sis but maintaining just the right moisture level in skincare products is key Saccharides are ubiquitous ingredients in cosmetics Polysaccharides are large sugar molecules composed of many smaller monosaccharide units Monosaccharides are simple sugars such as glucose fructose or galactose I' m not talking to someone from the past Let's chat about technology instead In reality sugar is an incredibly versatile ingredient sugar and its derivatives can be used as emulsifiers or surfactants But its primary function is exceptional moisturizing ability as seen in humectants derived from sugar used in moisturizing creams Hydrating serum hydrating eye masks conut milk eye hydrating cream Oh why is that Because the skin barrier helps maintain optimal moisture levels The key to healthy skin Protects the skin from harmful environmental aggressors Additionally helps soothe and improve skin elasticity It is one of the most well-absorbed components in the skin and is unlikely to cause irritation That's why sugar is increasingly used in cosmetics Not only is it beneficial for the skin but it also poses no harm to the environment Thanks to their biodegradability In addition to common commercial sugars such as cane sugar There are several types of plants used for sugar production Organic farming is even better for the environment Oh I forgot again you graduated with Block A but then switched to Block D Let me tell you to really open those wide eyes of yours Signs that indicate there's sugar in your skincare products You can look on the packaging for ingredients ending in O S I or T L Or in some cases it's simply written as Saccharide for example Fructose Rhamnose Glucose Sucrose trehalose maltose lactose ribose or mannitone xylitone sorbitone Or fructo-oligosaccharide polysaccharide Did you catch that dear If you didn't hear it clearly try your best to listen carefully These components originate from plant-based sources such as sugarcane or root vegetables sugar and corn Just like honey milk and seaweed you shouldn't idolize Polysaccharide so much—it's just sugar after all Haha it's cheap and still abundant in nature which is why it's been used in cosmetics for a long time You've surely heard of Hyaluronic Acid Anginate Pectin or Satin Gum—these are the most common forms of polysaccharides Moreover chemical technology has advanced tremendously with continuous improvements resulting in the creation of numerous new active compounds with novel properties The following ingredients are commonly used in skincare cosmetics First and foremost is the group known as Monopolysaccharides also referred to as amino sugars You may have seen names like Hyaluronic Acid Heparin Chondroitin on packaging These are substances belonging to this group These substances play a role in maintaining and supporting the collagen and elastin network In skincare products they serve the same function as humectants substances that attract and retain moisture In addition to the three previously mentioned ingredients H-monan should also be noted Aloe vera extract belongs to the group of monosaccharides which is why aloe vera has excellent soothing and wound-healing properties Sarsangum is a type of polysaccharide produced through fermentation using glucose or sucrose Used in cosmetics as a thickening or emulsifying agent at a concentration of 1% or lower It's an excellent thickening agent commonly found in moisturizers shampoos body washes and soaps This is also an ingredient capable of gently softening and moisturizing the skin much like Hyaluronic Acid Similarly there is Gua Gum obtained from Gua seeds when used in shampoos it helps prevent hair breakage and makes hair stronger Next Saccharide Isomerase is a sugar complex with a structure very similar to natural carbohydrates found in the skin's natural moisturizing factor Serving as a magnetic anchor to hold water in place When Saccharide Isomerase is introduced into the skin it replaces the naturally occurring Carbon Hydrates that have been lost At that point the water is absorbed into the skin and binds with the carbon hydrate preventing it from escaping Beyond serving as a skin-softening and moisture-retaining agent saccharide isomerase possesses another notable property It can tightly associate with proteins on the skin That's why Saccharide Isomerase remains on the skin longer than other moisturizing agents Next comes Beta-Glucan something that sounds very familiar right everyone One form of water-soluble Beta-Glucan is CM-Glucan A type of polysaccharide found in components such as barley yeast microorganisms and fungi Sensitive skin types are sure to love this ingredient as it helps repair soothe and reduce irritation Additionally it enhances immune defense and boosts the skin's natural repair capabilities furthermore it possesses powerful antioxidant properties Therefore CM-Glucan will help prevent inflammation and swelling in skin affected by acne And CM-Glucan can be used in products applied after biological skin renewal procedures such as laser treatments or dermabrasion as well as in skincare products Among other root sugars several notable ones include Let me write the words for you dear—your age and frailty make it hard to speak continuously like this during the fishing season Imagine choking on your breath—that would be unbearable In fact polysaccharides have long been widely used in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals from exfoliating agents to everyday skincare products Or treating dry eyes with Hyaluronic Acid To cleansing products And did you know there are many other fascinating applications as well For example Alginic Acid also known as Alginate is used in cleansing masks It spreads across the skin while still liquid Then it hardens over time becoming like a piece of sticky plaster Hehe Then many other toxic polysaccharides were used in tablet formulations she said not to idealize them—they're cheap and abundant But you probably don't know that even today there are still numerous studies being conducted on sugar and many people have been granted patents for it You may be familiar with Hyaluronic Acid but now there's also Alginic Acid—a polysaccharide derived from brown algae It's said to have superior moisture-retention properties compared to HA The sugar might sound ordinary but But I've heard there are types derived from the sea that can also serve as a secondary protective barrier for the skin That's what I meant and that's correct But that's not enough—no matter how good the sugar is or whether it's used in cosmetics it still raises blood sugar levels But it still has drawbacks—the main issue being that many of its components are raw materials leading to the final product being Its properties may vary depending on the electrical origin the manufacturing process and the final product may differ accordingly With quality and purity Yes everything has two sides Just like you in fact Now I'd like to excuse myself to go buy some cosmetics Feel free to try sugar as a skin moisturizer just like us sisters do—check out the top hydrating products below And if anyone wants to chat and have some fun with the ladies the playful banter the single and married ladies alike feel free to join the private group Try your hand at being a Vlogger Blogger or MC for Happy Skin — follow us on Facebook for tips on great soothing hydrating products and gel moisturizers for your face Contains Soothing 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