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Tremella

Tremella

8.1
A skin care ingredient from a jelly mushroom that helps skin hold water
  • noun
  • /trəˈmɛlə/
translation icon : extracto de Tremella
  • The formula uses Tremella to help the skin retain moisture and look plumper.

Examples

  • She bought a night cream with Tremella after reading reviews praising its hydrating effect.

  • I love the Tremella extract in my moisturizer.

  • Many skin-care brands now add Tremella to serums for lightweight, long-lasting hydration.

  • Many beauty products contain Tremella for hydration.

  • Many skin-care brands now add Tremella to serums for lightweight, long-lasting hydration.

  • The formula uses Tremella to help the skin retain moisture and look plumper.

  • She bought a night cream with Tremella after reading reviews praising its hydrating effect.

Compounds

genus Tremella
  • Specialized
9.9

A group of jelly-like fungi with yellow, brain-like bodies

Tremella reticulata
  • Specialized
9.9

A white jelly fungus that looks like coral and grows on rotting wood

Tremella foliacea
  • Specialized
9.9

A soft brown mushroom with a jelly-like body that grows on dead wood like leaf lettuce

Tremella fuciformis
  • Specialized
9.4

A white, jelly-like mushroom used in Chinese cooking, often sold dried

Tremella lutescens
  • Specialized
9.9

A yellow, jelly-like fungus that grows on dead wood

How Moisturizing

oil
1.0
Tremella
8.1
glycerin
  • Specialized
8 4.1
to water
81 1.0

Surface Forms

Tremella singular
Tremellas plural

Etymology

Tremella comes from the Latin tremere meaning 'to tremble' and the little ending -ella, so it once meant a 'little trembler'. Because the mushroom is soft and jelly-like and can hold water, extracts of Tremella are used in skin-care to help skin 'hold water' and stay hydrated.