Essentially Natural Citric Acid - Monohydrate

• Ingredient Name: Citric acid monohydrate
• Alternative Name: Acidum citricum monohydrate
• Form: Crystalline powder
• Origin: Fermentation-derived
• GMO Status: GMO-free
• Features: Fully biodegradable
• Size Options: 100g, 250g, 500g, 1kg, 2kg, 5kg, 10kg or 20kg

This product is commonly used to:

• Adjust pH in DIY cosmetics and personal care formulas
• Support stability and reduce discolouration in suitable formulations
• Make cleaning blends for descaling and mineral mark removal
• Use in bath bomb and fizz ball recipes as an acid component
• Improve cleaning performance in eco-conscious household recipes

This product is suitable for:

• DIY makers who need a reliable pH adjuster
• Home care formulations focused on descaling and mineral buildup
• Cosmetic formulators balancing pH for actives and preservatives
• Bath and body makers creating fizz-based projects

This product is not for:

• People who want a finished cleaner rather than an ingredient
• Formulas where no pH adjustment is needed
• Anyone who prefers to avoid handling fine powders

• As a pH Adjuster: Dissolve in water first, then add gradually and test pH as you go.
• As a Cleaning Ingredient: Dissolve in warm water to create descaling and mineral-removal solutions.
• As a Bath Bomb Ingredient: Combine with suitable bases and follow a proven recipe.

Processing Tip: Add slowly and measure pH, small changes can shift pH quickly.

• Avoid inhaling dust and avoid contact with eyes.
• Patch test finished products before use if you have sensitive skin.
• Keep well sealed and store away from children, pets, moisture, sunlight, and heat.
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs and seek guidance if you have sensitivities.
• If pregnant or breastfeeding, seek professional guidance before use.

Q: Why is this called monohydrate?
A: It contains a small amount of bound water in the crystal structure, which can affect how it behaves in moisture-sensitive recipes.

Q: Is citric acid a preservative?
A: It is mainly used to adjust pH. It can support preservation by helping a formula stay in a pH range where preservatives work well.

Q: Can I use it to remove limescale?
A: Yes, it is commonly used in descaling recipes to help break down mineral deposits.