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Ingredient Directory
Low Concern

Amylopectin

Safety Flags
Safety Notes

As a natural, plant-derived ingredient, it helps create desirable product textures and can offer a mattifying effect by absorbing surface oils, making it suitable for various skin types, including oily or sensitive skin.

Function & Common Use

Function

Texture Enhancer

Category

Texture Enhancer

Common In

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Origin

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Amylopectin safe to use in skincare?

Amylopectin has a Low concern rating from The Clean Sheet. As a natural, plant-derived ingredient, it helps create desirable product textures and can offer a mattifying effect by absorbing surface oils, making it suitable for various skin types, including oily or sensitive skin.

Is Amylopectin allowed in India?

Amylopectin is currently classified as "not specified" under Indian cosmetics regulations. No concentration limit is specified for India.

What is Amylopectin used for in cosmetics?

Amylopectin functions as: Texture Enhancer. It is commonly found in: various cosmetic formulations.

TCS Assessment
Low Concern
Based on peer-reviewed safety data, regulatory status, and expert review by The Clean Sheet panel.

Regulatory Status

India (CDSCO)
Not specified
EU
Not specified
US FDA
Not specified
Korea (MFDS)
Not specified

Identifiers

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