Hotdog Water
From ancient herbal balms to modern serums, people have always sought ways to brighten, smooth, and protect the skin. Hotdog Water continues this lineage with a lightweight formula that combines advanced vitamin technology with barrier-supporting lipids, delivering daily hydration and radiance in a fast-absorbing texture.
At its core, niacinamide (Vitamin B3) refines tone, balances oil, and strengthens the skin barrier, while 3-O-ethyl ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) provides antioxidant defense and promotes a more even complexion. Tocopheryl acetate (Vitamin E) works in harmony with Vitamin C to neutralize oxidative stress and maintain resilience. Together, this vitamin trio reinforces brightness, clarity, and long-term skin health.
To lock in hydration and comfort, panthenol (ProVitamin B5) soothes and softens, while linoleic acid and phospholipids strengthen the lipid matrix, reducing water loss and reinforcing suppleness. Humectants such as butylene glycol and propanediol draw moisture into the skin, leaving it plump and refreshed. Functional stabilizers including sodium citrate, xanthan gum, and acacia gum ensure smooth application, while ethylhexylglycerin helps maintain freshness and gentle preservation.
The result is a clean, modern serum that layers effortlessly under moisturizer or makeup—brightening, hydrating, and revitalizing the complexion without heaviness.
This cosmetic product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Results may vary.
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Detailed Ingredient List
AQUA (WATER)
Introduction & History: The universal base of skincare, water has been central to topical treatments for centuries as a carrier for actives.
Molecular Function & Mechanism: Acts as a solvent, evenly distributing beneficial ingredients across the skin.
Modern Use & Theory: Provides the foundation for lightweight, fast-absorbing textures.
BUTYLENE GLYCOL
Introduction & History: Widely adopted in cosmetic formulations as a versatile humectant.
Molecular Function & Mechanism: Attracts water into the outer layers of skin, enhancing hydration and improving texture.
Modern Use & Theory: Contributes to a smooth, refreshed feel and ensures actives are well delivered.
ALUMINUM STARCH OCTENYLSUCCINATE
Introduction & History: Used in cosmetics for decades to improve texture and oil absorption.
Molecular Function & Mechanism: Provides a silky feel and reduces excess shine on the skin surface.
Modern Use & Theory: Helps create a comfortable, lightweight finish suitable for daily wear.
1,2-HEXANEDIOL
Introduction & History: A modern glycol with both hydrating and preservative-boosting properties.
Molecular Function & Mechanism: Supports moisture balance while enhancing formula stability.
Modern Use & Theory: Keeps products safe and effective while maintaining a gentle feel.
NIACINAMIDE (VITAMIN B3)
Introduction & History: A dermatologist-trusted vitamin with decades of research.
Molecular Function & Mechanism: Improves barrier strength, regulates oil, and minimizes uneven tone.
Modern Use & Theory: Widely used to refine texture and enhance brightness.
PANTHENOL (PROVITAMIN B5)
Introduction & History: Known for its soothing benefits in both medicine and skincare.
Molecular Function & Mechanism: Attracts and binds water, softens skin, and calms irritation.
Modern Use & Theory: Found in restorative products to improve comfort and hydration.
PROPANEDIOL
Introduction & History: A plant-derived glycol valued for skin-friendly solvent qualities.
Molecular Function & Mechanism: Enhances ingredient penetration and contributes to a smooth texture.
Modern Use & Theory: Used as a gentle alternative to traditional glycols in clean formulations.
3-O-ETHYL ASCORBIC ACID (VITAMIN C)
Introduction & History: A stabilized form of Vitamin C developed for modern skincare.
Molecular Function & Mechanism: Provides antioxidant protection and supports a brighter, more even skin tone.
Modern Use & Theory: Preferred for daily serums because of its stability and efficacy.
LINOLENIC ACID & PHOSPHOLIPIDS
Introduction & History: Lipid components long valued for their barrier-supporting properties.
Molecular Function & Mechanism: Reinforce the skin’s lipid matrix, reducing moisture loss.
Modern Use & Theory: Promote smoothness, resilience, and long-lasting hydration.
TOCOPHERYL ACETATE (VITAMIN E)
Introduction & History: A trusted antioxidant in both nutrition and skincare.
Molecular Function & Mechanism: Neutralizes free radicals and complements Vitamin C for antioxidant defense.
Modern Use & Theory: Found in protective and restorative formulations worldwide.
SODIUM CITRATE, CITRIC ACID, XANTHAN GUM, ACACIA SENEGAL GUM, ETHYLHEXYLGLYCERIN
Introduction & History: Functional components refined for modern formulations.
Molecular Function & Mechanism: Act as pH balancers, stabilizers, and texture enhancers.
Modern Use & Theory: Ensure smooth application, safety, and product integrity.