Ingredient Glossary

Ingredient Glossary

The highly regarded skin care products that are added to Belezzza are developed with innovative technology that utilizes high-quality ingredients. Learn about the skin benefits you can receive by referring to this easy-to-use glossary of ingredients. 

Activated Charcoal

This ingredient can act like a magnet to withdraw dirt and debris from pores.

Bio-Cellulose Mask Technology

Bio-cellulose is a plant-based material derived from coconut water. Its interlocking fibers create a highly absorbent “fabric,” allowing the mask to be generously infused with a complex of beneficial ingredients for the skin. 


Botanical Extracts

Botanical extracts are derived from plants, flowers or fruits that are rich in elements such as vitamins and minerals that are good for your skin. 

Glycolic Acid

A highly effective exfoliant and the most widely recognized alpha hydroxy acid, glycolic acid enhances skin’s own renewal process.  

Visual representation from Mary Kay of glycolic acid as white powder in a clear dish

Hyaluronic Acid

Occurs naturally in the skin, but its amount decreases with age. Hyaluronic acid provides essential cushioning, holding onto moisture that can actually plump skin.

Visual representation from Mary Kay of hyaluronic acid as white liquid on white background

Retinol

An age-fighting superhero known to encourage cell turnover and renewal. It’s also known to support natural collagen and elastin that can help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Visual representation from Mary Kay of retinol as scientific glassware holding clear and pink liquid against a white background

Salicylic Acid

Helps clear up existing blemishes and prevent future breakouts. It acts like an exfoliant to promote the easy removal of dead skin cells, keeping pores unclogged and reducing the buildup of P. acnes bacteria. 

Visual representation from Mary Kay of salicylic acid as white powder in a clear dish

Shea Butter

Extracted from the nut of the African shea tree, shea butter has been used for centuries to protect, enrich, soften and hydrate skin. Shea butter is also known to contain omega-3s, recognized to help maintain skin’s natural moisture barrier.

Shea Butter

Sunscreen

Two types of ultraviolet radiation, UVA and UVB, damage the skin and can lead to premature skin aging. If you’re serious about age-fighting, an effective sunscreen product should be part of your daily beauty regimen. 

Visual representation from Mary Kay of sunscreen as white cream smeared on a white background.

Vitamin C

Known to help improve skin radiance and even skin tone. Vitamin C also plays a role in supporting natural collagen and elastin that can help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. 

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