Honey
Honey is a humectant and skin conditioning ingredient. It’s in 32 products on Poliage, most often shampoo, conditioner and serum. Avoid lists on Poliage that include it: none.
Updated October 21, 2026
In plain English
Honey: used to hold water in the product and on skin and add flavor.
What it does
Contains Honey: flavouring
Function listed in CosIng
Contains Honey: humectant
Function listed in CosIng
Contains Honey: skin-conditioning
Function listed in CosIng
Source: CosIng, the European Commission cosmetic ingredient database, ref 92416, accessed October 22, 2026. Also listed as manuka honey.
Products that contain Honey
Dr. Squatch
Pine Tar Shampoo
Shampoo · Lists fragrance, exfoliating acid, coconut derivatives
Dr. Squatch
Refreshing Shampoo
Shampoo · Lists fragrance, exfoliating acid, coconut derivatives
Mielle Organics
Rosemary Mint Strengthening Shampoo
Shampoo · Lists fragrance, essential oils, coconut derivatives
Camille Rose
Rosemary Oil Strengthening Leave-In Conditioner
Conditioner · Lists exfoliating acid, essential oils
L’Oréal
shampoing illuminant, camomille et miel de fleurs
Lists fragrance, fragrance allergens, sulfates
Burt’s Bees
Soothing Toner
None of Poliage’s flag groups listed
Dr. Squatch
Summer Citrus Shampoo
Shampoo · Lists fragrance, exfoliating acid, coconut derivatives
Dr. Squatch
Wood Barrel Bourbon Shampoo
Shampoo · Lists fragrance, exfoliating acid, essential oils, coconut derivatives
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