Rowan & Thistle
PLATE No. 025
Ingredient Collection
DL-Panthenol
Provitamin B5
Figure Key
- Fig. 1 Flowering Avocado Branch (Persea americana)
- Fig. 2 Avocado Fruit
- Fig. 3 Pantothenic Acid (Vitamin B5) Molecular Structure
- Fig. 4 D-Panthenol Molecular Structure
- Fig. 5 L-Panthenol Molecular Structure
- Fig. 6 DL-Panthenol Powder
The Ingredient
From Plant to Ingredient
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1. Vitamin B5 in Nature
Vitamin B5 occurs naturally in plants and foods, including avocado.
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2. Vitamin B5 Chemistry
Pantothenic acid is the compound we know as vitamin B5.
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3. Panthenol
Panthenol is a closely related form known as provitamin B5.
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4. DL-Panthenol
D- and L-Panthenol together form the DL-Panthenol used in our formulas.
Why We Chose It
What You'll Notice
- Helps attract and retain moisture
- Leaves hair feeling softer and smoother
- Helps improve manageability
- Supports comfortable, hydrated-feeling skin
Botanical Profile
- Scientific Name
- Provitamin B5
- INCI Name
- Panthenol
- Plant Part Used
- Not plant-derived
- Final Ingredient
- Fine white crystalline powder
- Origin
- China
A Closer Look
In hair care, panthenol helps hair retain moisture and improves softness, smoothness and manageability. On skin, it helps support hydration and leaves skin feeling soft and conditioned.
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