Does glycerine's effectiveness vary with climate?
Yes, glycerine's effectiveness as a humectant can vary with humidity levels. In very dry climates, there's a misconception that glycerine may draw moisture from the skin rather than the air, potentially causing dryness. However, when used in properly formulated products, glycerine effectively hydrates the skin by drawing moisture from deeper skin layers and the environment, regardless of the climate.
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