CFI Ascorbic Acid Vitamin C Powder - Food Grade (1kg)
CFI Ascorbic Acid Vitamin C Powder - Food Grade (1kg)
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Ascorbic Acid Vitamin C Powder is a food-grade L-ascorbic acid powder used both as a supplement ingredient and in cosmetic formulation. It is a white crystalline powder, water soluble, and useful in water-phase products where direct vitamin C is wanted. This is a raw ingredient rather than a finished supplement or ready-made serum. In cosmetic use it is best suited to lower-pH water-based systems.
♡ Why we love it: We choose to stock this ascorbic acid because it offers one simple, high-purity ingredient that works across both food and cosmetic making. It is especially useful for ingredient-led routines that want direct L-ascorbic acid rather than a pre-blended formula.
Interesting reading: Quick Guide To Preservatives.
Key properties of cfi ascorbic acid vitamin c powder - food grade
- INCI Name: Ascorbic Acid
- Form: White or almost white crystalline powder
- Purity: 99.8%
- Grade: Food Grade
- Suitable For: Food And Cosmetic Use
- GMO-Free: Yes
- Diet Suitability: Vegetarian, Kosher, and Halaal
- pH: 2.3
- Ingredients: Pure L-ascorbic acid
What is ascorbic acid vitamin c powder used for
- Supplement-style internal use
- Water-phase cosmetic formulas
- Lotions, creams, sun care, and after sun products
- Shampoos and makeup products
- Water-based serums and treatments where direct vitamin C is wanted
Who is ascorbic acid vitamin c powder for
- Ingredient-led routines that use direct L-ascorbic acid
- DIY makers formulating water-based cosmetic products
- Food and supplement preparation where food-grade vitamin C is wanted
- Oil-only formulations
- Finished skincare use without formulation
- High-pH cosmetic systems
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Ascorbic Acid Vitamin C Powder Is Not For:
How to use ascorbic acid vitamin c powder
- As a Supplement Ingredient: Use 1/4 teaspoon as approximately 1g or 1000mg, then dissolve slowly into water with constant stirring.
- As a Cosmetic Ingredient: Add to the water phase of the formula.
- As a Water-Based Active: Use at a usual final concentration of 0.5 to 10% in suitable cosmetic products.
- Processing Tip: Formulate cosmetics at about pH 4 to 5 for best results.
- Processing Tip: Dissolve fully before assessing the final texture or clarity.
Ascorbic acid vitamin c powder safety instructions
- Keep well sealed between uses
- Store away from children, animals, moisture, sunlight, and heat
- If pregnant or breastfeeding, seek professional guidance before use
- Patch test finished cosmetic products before broader use
Faqs
Q: Is this suitable for internal use?
A: Yes. The source information presents it as food-grade L-ascorbic acid suitable for internal use.
Q: Can it be used in cosmetics as well?
A: Yes. It can be added to water-phase cosmetic formulas such as lotions, creams, shampoos, and other suitable
products.
Q: What pH is usually preferred in cosmetic use?
A: The source recommends formulating cosmetics at about pH 4 to 5.
About Preservatives
Our range of preservatives are all suitable for natural and organic formulations, are paraben free and are easy to use. Correctly preserving your products is vital; read more here: Quick Guide To Preservatives

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