Nice & Wavy
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Silk amino acids add a velvety touch to cosmetics and also helps to prevent dehydration of the skin.
Silk amino acids give the skin a very soft and velvety feel when used in a cosmetic product, and have some excellent water-binding properties. Silk amino acids (silk proteins) also have a certain amount of antioxidant action.
Silk amino acids are used in the following of our products
Benefits of using silk amino acids in skin care products 
Because of the low molecular weight of the molecules, they penetrate the surface layers of the skin and are a naturally hydroscopic material, which has excellent moisture binding qualities to condition the skin.
Silk amino acids (also called silk proteins and sericin) are obtained by the hydrolysis of silk - a natural protein fiber. The soft lustrous thread obtained from the silk cocoon woven by the silkworm is so converted and used in cosmetic preparations.
Silk amino acids (silk proteins) are used to help prevent dehydration of the skin.
Silk amino acids are classed as non-irritating to the skin and eyes and are non-toxic.
When our silk amino acids are analyzed they typically contain the following amino acids:
Classification of silk amino acids as a cosmetic ingredient
It is the mixture of amino acids resulting from the complete hydrolysis of silk and is classified as an amino acid. It is used as a miscellaneous skin-conditioning agent.
Silk amino acids give the skin a very soft and velvety feel when used in a cosmetic product, and have some excellent water-binding properties. Silk amino acids (silk proteins) also have a certain amount of antioxidant action.
Silk amino acids are used in the following of our products- Rejuvenating Face Wash
- Rejuvenating Toner
- Problem Skin Face Wash
- Problem Skin Toner
- Moisturizing Hand and Body Balm
- Intensive Hand Treatment Balm
- Nourishing and Refreshing Foot Cream
- Benefits of using silk amino acids in skin care products
- Classification of silk amino acids as a cosmetic ingredient
Because of the low molecular weight of the molecules, they penetrate the surface layers of the skin and are a naturally hydroscopic material, which has excellent moisture binding qualities to condition the skin.
Silk amino acids (also called silk proteins and sericin) are obtained by the hydrolysis of silk - a natural protein fiber. The soft lustrous thread obtained from the silk cocoon woven by the silkworm is so converted and used in cosmetic preparations.
Silk amino acids (silk proteins) are used to help prevent dehydration of the skin.
Our silk amino acids are carefully manufactured under strict control, by hydrolysis of pure natural silk, without harming the silk worms nor the moths.
Adding silk amino acids to a skin care product imparts certain qualities to the product - both enhance the working of the product and the way in which the product feels.
Silk amino acids are classed as non-irritating to the skin and eyes and are non-toxic.
When our silk amino acids are analyzed they typically contain the following amino acids:
- Alanine
- Arginine
- Aspartic acid
- Cystine
- Glutamic acid
- Glycine
- Histidine
- Isoleucine
- Leucine
- Lysine
- Methionine
- Phenylalanine
- Proline
- Serine
- Threonine
- Tyrosine
- Valine
Classification of silk amino acids as a cosmetic ingredient
It is the mixture of amino acids resulting from the complete hydrolysis of silk and is classified as an amino acid. It is used as a miscellaneous skin-conditioning agent.
I can't WAIT to get mine, no siree bob!! 
I think it's about how much you use - the less you use, the less funkay it is.... I hope.
