PEG-CROSSPOLYMER is graded A (Safe) by Expert·ING, based on COSING regulatory data.
PEG-CROSSPOLYMER
Safety grade: A
This is a synthetic material made from polyethylene glycol (a common ingredient in many products) that has been chemically cross-linked to create a network-like structure. It acts like a flexible plastic that can form a protective layer on skin.
This ingredient creates a thin, flexible film on the skin's surface that helps lock in moisture, smooth texture, and improve the longevity and wear-resistance of cosmetic products.
Graded using: COSING.
Last verified: May 26, 2026
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- CELLULOSE GUM — Grade A
- GUAR HYDROXYPROPYLTRIMONIUM CHLORIDE — Grade A
- POLYQUATERNIUM-7 — Grade B
- POLYQUATERNIUM-10 — Grade A
- HYDROXYETHYLCELLULOSE — Grade A
- ACRYLATES COPOLYMER — Grade A
- MALTODEXTRIN — Grade A
- CERA ALBA — Grade A