ANIMAL-DERIVED MILKS

INCI name: Whey/Lactis Protein, Lactis Lipida, Milk Protein, Lactose, Sodium Caseinate, Hydrolyzed Milk Protein, Yogurt, Caprac Lac, Equus Asinus Lac, Lac, Butyris Lac Powder, Butyrum, Yogurt Extract, Yogurt Powder, Hydrolyzed Yogurt Protein, Donkey Milk, Sine Adipe Lac

Function: Hair conditioner, skin care agent, emollient, antistatic, humectant, skin protection agent.

Origin: Animal.

Concentration allowed by the EU regulation: Not regulated.

Where to find it / Where they are found?: Shower gels, face creams, face cleansers, eye serums, face serums, hand balms, solid soaps, lip balms, shampoos, face masks, hair masks, deodorants, conditioners, body milks/creams, toothpastes, sun creams/gels, hair milks, shower creams, hand creams

Health risks: /

Environmental risks: Non-vegan (extracts from cow, donkey, goat and mare udder).

Alternative :

Additional information: Organic compatible (COSMOS standard).

Laits et dérivés de lait d'origine animale.

Ingrédients cosmétiques d'origine animale.

Why doesn't Typology use ingredients of animal origin?

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In cosmetics, veganism extends beyond the mere prohibition of animal testing, which is already forbidden. It also opposes animal exploitation and the consumption of any animal-derived products. However, these ingredients are not labelled in a specific way that allows you to recognise them. As advocates for animal welfare, we decipher for you in this article the raw materials derived from animals and why we have decided to exclude them from our formulas.

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