If you've ever looked at the label on your favorite face or body cream, you've probably seen glycerin (or glycerol). It is one of the most researched and safest ingredients in cosmetics – known for decades for its ability to binds and retains moisture in the skin.
But the role of glycerin is not limited to external use. In dietary supplements such as liposomal vitamins
How does glycerin work?
Glycerin (scientifically: glycerol) is a natural substance found in vegetable oils and fats. It has two important roles in the body:
- Humectant (moisturizer) – attracts and retains water
- Osmolyte – regulates the balance of fluids in cells
When ingested, glycerin is absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract and distributed throughout the body, where it helps retain moisture. also in skin cells[1]
Benefits of Consuming Glycerin for the Skin
- Increased skin moisture
Glycerin works from within the body and indirectly affects the skin's moisture content. It also helps with dryness, cracking, or roughness. (2*) - Better elasticity
By moisturizing the skin from within, it helps to increase elasticity and reduce fine lines, as moisturized skin looks fuller and more toned. - Support for the skin barrier function
A healthy skin barrier needs water – glycerin helps retain it in the skin, reducing sensitivity and dryness. (2*) - No side effects
Glycerin is a natural substance that does not cause allergies or irritation. It is suitable for regular consumption in safe quantities.
Where is glycerin found in dietary supplements?
Glycerin is key ingredient in liposomal dietary supplements
- Energy Full Spectrum – liposomal B-complex
- Vitamin C Liposomal – antioxidant protection
- Immuno Booster – immunity and skin support
In these products, glycerine not only has a technical function (e.g. for stability or viscosity), but also physiological effect – acts as an internal moisturizer that supports skin, energy and regeneration.
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How quickly do the effects appear?
As with most supplements, the important thing here is consistencyThe first effects on the skin can be noticeable after 2–4 weeks, clearer results after 6–8 weeks regular use.
Conclusion: Glycerin is not just a moisturizer – it is an internal elixir for your skin
If you thought glycerin only belonged in cosmetics, it's time to think again. As part of liposomal dietary supplements, it acts as natural internal moisturizer, which helps your skin stay soft, firm and radiant. No filter – just natural support.
Your body already knows how to take care of your skin. Glycerin just helps it do that.
Literature: (*)
1. Source: The clinical benefit of moisturizers, (M. Lodén), https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16268870/
2. Source: Glycerol and the skin: holistic approach to its origin and functions, (JW Fluhr, R. Darlenski, C. Surber), https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18510666/
