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Panthenol



"With Moisturizing Properties"


What is pantothenic acid?

Panthenol is a biologically active alcohol, which is converted to pantothenic acid or vitamin B5 when is absorbed by the skin. Is derived from the greek word "pantothen" meaning "from every side".

It is present in every living cell and is necessary for the production of coenzyme A, which is essential for cellular metabolism.

It is found in almost every food
  • meat

  • eggs

  • liver

  • kidney

  • broccoli

  • potatoes

  • dry fruit

  • wholegrains

  • dairy products...
Benefits of vitamin b5

To get the full benefits of this vitamin, we should get it from fresh food rather than frozen or processed because they lose part of it. Vitamin b5 is available in supplements and the recommended daily intake is about 4 to 7 mg.

It is widely used by cosmetic companies. Thanks to its moisturizing properties is commonly used in many skin care products. Because it acts as an humectant helps to retain water from the air, leaving the skin and hair moist.

The following product Dr. Matthews Night Renewal Cream 2 oz has been highly rated by consumers. It has red marine algae, which stimulates collagen and elastin production. Other ingredients are vitamin a , vitamin b5, antioxidants and moisturizers which will leave your skin moist and supple.

When applied topically can help with:


  • burns

  • superficial wounds

  • dermatitis and other skin disorders

  • protects the skin from sunburn, see sunburn tratment

  • helps to diminish wrinkles by moisturizing the skin and leaves the skin feeling softer and supple

  • it has anti-inflammatory properties

  • it is recommended after laser treatment, see skin lasers

  • nail and hand creams contain vitamin B5 to nourish them


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