The hydration provided by snow mushroom is now considered even better than that of hyaluronic acid. (Photo: iStock)
We have all heard of fungus that delight our taste buds and are so delicious, not to mention the infamous magic mushrooms that cause wild hallucinations. But have you heard of snow mushrooms? This skincare superstar is a game-changer! A coveted ingredient in the beauty Snow mushrooms, or snow mushrooms, are taking the skincare world by storm thanks to the arsenals of C-Beauty, K-Beauty, and J-Beauty. In fact, the hydration they provide is now considered even better than that of hyaluronic acid.
Also known as Tremella fuciformisIt is a form of mushroom commonly known as snow fungus, snow ear, silver ear fungus, white jelly fungus, or white cloud ears. It is widely used in Chinese cuisine and Asian medicine. Have you heard of snow fungus soup?
Cosmetic Chemist King of ginger said Seduce The origins of this ingredient in skincare date back to the imperial Tang dynasty, where it was used to create a youthful and supple appearance. “Due to its gelatinous structure and high polysaccharide content, it has also been used in skincare to provide hydration,” she explained.
The fungus is white, spongy and gelatinous. When added to formulated skin care products, it provides benefits such as deep hydration and antioxidant effects.
Beauty benefits of snow fungus
Audrey KuninMD, dermatologist and founder of Dermamedicosaid Who is carrying what?“Snow fungus provides moisturizing and firming benefits to the skin. Anyone with dry skin or fine lines may be interested in trying a product containing this fungus. It also has antioxidant benefits.”
Now, let’s take a look at some of the reasons that make it a standout ingredient.
The king of skin hydration: It draws moisture into the skin, similar to hyaluronic acid. What makes it even better is that it’s natural!
Loaded with fatty acids: Helps retain moisture and firms the skin barrier.
It fights hyperpigmentation and has anti-inflammatory properties: Kojic acid, which is often used as a skin lightening ingredient, is found in snow mushrooms. It also calms and soothes the skin.
And since this mushroom is so gentle, it’s perfect for most skin types. But check with your dermatologist before trying anything new.
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