Ingredient
Sodium Guaiazulene Sulfonate
Low risk
FunctionSoothing
What it is — Sodium Guaiazulene Sulfonate is a water-soluble, blue-colored compound derived from guaiazulene, related to chamomile-type actives.
What it does — It is used to help calm and soothe the skin, and also lends a characteristic blue tint to some formulas.
Typical use — Seen in soothing serums, moisturizers and masks, often in calming or "cica"-style ranges.
Who it suits / good to know — Often chosen for sensitive or easily reddened skin. Its blue color is normal and comes from the ingredient itself.
Safety — DHALIORA grades it low risk. This is general information, not medical advice; patch-test if your skin is reactive.
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How grades are set — Risk reflects our own reading of publicly available safety data, an EWG-style reading shown at the worst-case grade we've assigned this ingredient across products. It isn't a third party's proprietary score, and it isn't medical advice. Always read the packaging and patch-test where indicated.
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