Bramble Berry Glossary

Hair that has never been chemically or color altered.

An antioxidant ingredient used to brighten and improve overall skin appearance.

A brightening antioxidant that helps reduce uneven tone.

Stabilized forms of vitamin C that convert on the skin with less irritation.

A brightening formula designed to improve tone and boost radiance.

A natural antioxidant added to soap to help slow oil oxidation and extend shelf life.

An antioxidant that helps protect skin from oxidative stress and supports moisture retention.

A skin-conditioning antioxidant that supports barrier health and moisture retention.

An overheating reaction where soap rapidly expands, cracks, or erupts due to excessive heat during saponification.

A lightweight formula designed to add body and lift without weighing strands down.

A formula intended to create lift and fullness.

A spray that lifts and thickens the look of hair without heavy residue.

Small candles designed to be burned in holders, producing a short but steady glow.

The pause between product applications to allow absorption and pH adjustment.

A coarse natural exfoliant that provides strong physical scrubbing.

Mandatory notices addressing safe use and precautions.

On-pack cautions and use instructions that help prevent accidents and reduce liability.

Required caution statements that explain safe use, hazards, and what to avoid.

Used minimally as a binder, with care to avoid activating the fizz reaction.

The intentional reduction of water in a soap recipe to speed up trace, reduce curing time, or create a harder bar.

How mineral content in water affects performance.

Hair that forms loose bends or S-shaped waves.

A moldable styler that adds texture and separation with a firmer feel.

Extra ingredients used to change burn rate, hardness, opacity, adhesion, or scent performance.

A dedicated heated unit that melts wax evenly and keeps it at a steady working temperature.