Essentially Natural Sodium Gluconate
Essentially Natural Sodium Gluconate
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Sodium Gluconate is a versatile, biodegradable ingredient commonly used in cosmetics and skincare formulations as a chelating agent. Derived from gluconic acid, it helps to bind metal ions, improving product stability and enhancing the effectiveness of active ingredients. In skincare, Sodium Gluconate plays a role in maintaining the balance of the skin's pH while also promoting moisture retention. It is often found in cleansers, lotions, and serums to prevent the breakdown of formulas and extend shelf life. Ideal for eco-conscious formulations, Sodium Gluconate supports overall skin health and ensures product quality and performance.
Sizes: 100g, 250g, 500g, 1kg, 5kg.
Benefits
- Chelating Agent: Binds metal ions to improve product stability and effectiveness.
- Promotes Moisture Retention: Helps the skin retain moisture for better hydration.
- Maintains pH Balance: Supports the skin’s natural pH, enhancing skin health.
- Extends Shelf Life: Prevents the breakdown of formulas in cosmetics and skincare products.
- Biodegradable: An eco-friendly ingredient ideal for sustainable formulations.
- Gentle on Skin: Non-irritating and suitable for sensitive skin.
- Enhances Active Ingredients: Improves the effectiveness of other ingredients in the product.
How to use
To incorporate in your formulation; dissolve a small amount (usually 0.1% to 1%) during the water phase ensuring it blends well before adding other ingredients.
Always ensure the final product maintains a balanced pH for optimal results.
Ingredients
- ECOCERT & COSMOS Approved
Sodium Gluconate (Produced by the fermentation of Glucose)
For Your Safety
This natural product is for external use only. Please exercise caution and do not ingest or take internally. Store away from children, animals, sunlight and heat. If pregnant or breastfeeding, please consult with your medical care-giver before use.
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