Refine Cellular Rebalancing Liquid
Product Analysis Summary
Contains Panthenol. Mostly fragrance‑free. Formula aimed at oily and acne-prone skin. Patch-test if you have very reactive skin.
Formulation Analysis
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| Ingredient Name | Safety Profile | Functionality |
|---|---|---|
| C 1 Comedogenic: Very low risk S 1 Safety: Very low risk Ir 1 Irritancy: Very low risk | ||
| S 2 Safety: Low risk Ir 2 Irritancy: Low risk | ||
| S 2 Safety: Low risk | ||
| C 1 Comedogenic: Very low risk S 1 Safety: Very low risk Ir 1 Irritancy: Very low risk | ||
| S 2 Safety: Low risk Ir 3 Irritancy: Moderate risk | ||
| S 1 Safety: Very low risk Ir 1 Irritancy: Very low risk | ||
| C 1 Comedogenic: Very low risk S 2 Safety: Low risk Ir 2 Irritancy: Low risk | ||
| S 1 Safety: Very low risk Ir 1 Irritancy: Very low risk | ||
| S 1 Safety: Very low risk Ir 1 Irritancy: Very low risk | ||
| C 1 Comedogenic: Very low risk S 2 Safety: Low risk Ir 3 Irritancy: Moderate risk | ||
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| S 2 Safety: Low risk Ir 1 Irritancy: Very low risk |
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Is Doctor Babor Refine Cellular Rebalancing Liquid comedogenic?
Appears Non-Comedogenic Refine Cellular Rebalancing Liquid appears to be non-comedogenic based on our ingredient analysis. None of its 12 ingredients carry a high comedogenic rating, making it generally suitable for acne-prone and oily skin types.
Is Doctor Babor a good skincare brand?
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Is Doctor Babor Refine Cellular Rebalancing Liquid safe for sensitive skin?
Appears Suitable for Sensitive Skin Refine Cellular Rebalancing Liquid appears suitable for sensitive skin based on its ingredient profile. No common irritants detected among its 12 ingredients. Always patch test when trying a new product.
Does Doctor Babor Refine Cellular Rebalancing Liquid clog pores?
Unlikely to Clog Pores Based on our analysis, Refine Cellular Rebalancing Liquid is unlikely to clog pores. None of its 12 ingredients have a comedogenic rating above 2.
Who makes Doctor Babor Refine Cellular Rebalancing Liquid?
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What are the ingredients in Doctor Babor Refine Cellular Rebalancing Liquid?
Refine Cellular Rebalancing Liquid contains 12 ingredients. The first ingredients listed are <a href="/ingredient/water" class="font-bold underline hover:text-cyan-700">Water</a>, <a href="/ingredient/hexylene-glycol" class="font-bold underline hover:text-cyan-700">Hexylene Glycol</a>, <a href="/ingredient/capryloyl-glycine" class="font-bold underline hover:text-cyan-700">Capryloyl Glycine</a>, <a href="/ingredient/panthenol" class="font-bold underline hover:text-cyan-700">Panthenol</a> and <a href="/ingredient/phenoxyethanol" class="font-bold underline hover:text-cyan-700">Phenoxyethanol</a>. Each ingredient includes a comedogenic rating, irritancy rating, and safety score. View the full annotated ingredient list above.
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