CHOLESTEROL
Cholesterol is the English name recorded for CHOLESTEROL. The entry lists Cholest-5-en-3-ol (beta)- as a chemical designation, providing an additional technical reference for identifying the ingredient when it appears in a composition.

CHOLESTEROL: what it is
Cholesterol is the English name recorded for CHOLESTEROL. The entry lists Cholest-5-en-3-ol (beta)- as a chemical designation, providing an additional technical reference for identifying the ingredient when it appears in a composition.
CAS number 57-88-5 and EC number 200-353-2 accompany that designation. These identifiers help recognise the substance in the record without providing information about concentration, origin or the result of use in a formulation.
CHOLESTEROL: what it does in cosmetics
CHOLESTEROL is classified as SKIN CONDITIONING - EMOLLIENT, SURFACTANT - EMULSIFYING, SKIN CONDITIONING, LIGHT STABILIZER and VISCOSITY CONTROLLING. The entry brings together conditioning, emulsifying, light-stabilising and viscosity-controlling categories for the ingredient.
Those classifications describe technical roles that may be assigned to cholesterol in a cosmetic formula. They do not determine which role was used in a package, the amount employed or the final effect of a product.
CHOLESTEROL: conditions and care
This entry does not provide a cosmetic restriction, maximum concentration, condition of use or other regulation for CHOLESTEROL. There is also no accompanying text from which a numerical limit or particular condition of use could be established.
The absence of those fields refers only to the information available in this record. It is not a safety assessment and does not confirm that no care or limits exist outside the entry shown.
Products containing this ingredient
See which products include it and the name used in each composition.

Blemish control cleanser




SA Smoothing Cleanser



Advanced Repair Hand Cream


Moisturizing Cream

Moisturizing Lotion
