An amino acid included in some expensive cosmetics that purport to improve the appearance of the skin. All amino acids combine to form proteins under certain chemical conditions, but because more than two different amino acids are needed to form useful proteins, simply including glutamic acid in a skin cream will not provide much benefit. Further, it is not possible to rebuild the proteins of your skin with amino acids, and they are not absorbed when applied to the skin. A clear liquid made by combining water and fat that is used in many cosmetics and toiletries because it improves the consistency of creams and lotions, and helps them retain moisture. Glycerin, however, tends to draw water out of the skin, and can make skin drier.
Honey is a natural anti-bacterial sunstance, making it quite useful in the treatment of wounds.
It contains Hydrogen Peroxide, which it releases slowly, killing any germs that are in the wound. It contains other properties that help generate tissue, possibly Vitamin C and amino acids.