Essentially Natural Glycolic Acid 70%

• Ingredient Name: Glycolic Acid
• Strength: 70% solution
• Solubility: Water soluble
• Format: Liquid
• pH Reference: 1.7 (10% w/w)
• Size Options: 50ml, 100ml, 200ml, 500ml or 1L

• Diluted exfoliating toners and leave-on products
• Rinse-off cleansers and wash products at suitable diluted levels
• Mask-style products designed for periodic exfoliation
• pH adjustment in formulas where glycolic acid is appropriate

This product is suitable for:

• Experienced formulators diluting acids to safe cosmetic strengths
• DIY makers creating exfoliating toners, cleansers, and masks
• Formulators who can test and adjust pH accurately

This product is not for:

• Direct, undiluted skin application
• Very sensitive skin routines that avoid exfoliating acids
• Beginners who are not comfortable handling concentrated acids

• As a Diluted Toner Active: Dilute to a suitable cosmetic strength (commonly 5 to 10%) and confirm pH.
• As a Periodic Mask Active: Dilute to higher but still cosmetic-appropriate strengths (commonly up to 30%) and confirm pH.
• As a Rinse-Off Cleanser Active: Dilute to suitable levels in a cleanser base and confirm pH.

Processing Tip: Always measure concentration and pH, then patch test the finished formula before broader use.

• Do not use directly on skin, must be diluted.
• Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
• Wear protective gloves and eye protection during dilution.
• Patch test finished products and discontinue if irritation occurs.
• Use sun protection when using exfoliating acid products, as skin can become more sun sensitive.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.
• Store sealed, away from heat and direct sunlight.

Q: Why is glycolic acid 70% not used directly on skin?
A: It is a concentrated raw material intended for dilution into finished cosmetic formulas.

Q: Does glycolic acid need pH testing?
A: Yes, pH impacts comfort and performance, and should be tested and adjusted in the finished formula.

Q: Can I use this in a water-only product?
A: It is water soluble, but your finished formula still needs appropriate preservation and pH control.