Description

Avena Sativa (Oat) Bran is a chemical compound, derived from oat (Gramineae family). Oat have been used for generations as a traditional medicine for the symptomatic treatment of minor skin inflammations (such as sunburn) and as an aid in healing minor wounds. This cosmetic ingredient can be derived from any species of oats. Oats are rich in flavonoids including kaempferol, amino acids including lysine and threonine, lipids including unsaturated triglycerides and phenolic compounds including benzoic and cinnamic acids, phenolic esters with antioxidant activity.
Compendium of the most significant studies with reference to properties, intake, effects: https://www.tiiips.com/m/tiiips/home?action=listReviews&reviewID=10040&oID=24047

What it is used for and where
Cosmetics
Abrasive agent. This ingredient contains abrasive particles to remove stains or biofilm that accumulate on the stratum corneum or teeth. Baking soda, kieselguhr, silica and many others have abrasive properties. Peeling or exfoliating products used in dermatology or cosmetic applications contain abrasive agents in the form of synthetic microspheres, however these microspheres or abrasive particles are not biodegradable and create pollution in aquatic ecosystems.

Absorbent. Absorbs substances dispersed or dissolved in aqueous solutions, water/oil, oil/water.

Bulking agent. It regulates the water content, dilutes other solids, can increase the volume of a product for better flow, acts as a buffer against organic acids, helps to keep the pH of the mixture within a certain level.
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