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Gluconic Acid
A mild organic acid that can act as a pH regulator, chelator, and auxiliary stabilizer of the formula.
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⚠ Use with Caution
Comedogenic Rating
0/5
Irritation Potential
0/5
What is it?
An organic acid related to glucose. In cosmetics, it can be used as a pH adjuster, chelator, and auxiliary component in preserving or stabilizing systems.
Found in toners, serums, cleansers, creams, and products where gentle pH adjustment or metal binding is needed.
Key Benefits
Helps pH.
Can be used to correct the acidity of the formula.
Binds metals.
Has chelating properties that help the stability of the product.
Mild profile.
Usually used in small amounts and fits well into delicate formulas.
Suitable for
Main Actions
Not always a peeling agent.
Despite the word acid, Gluconic Acid in the composition does not necessarily mean an acidic exfoliating agent. Often it is just a pH regulator or stabilizer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Gluconic Acid do for skin?
Found in toners, serums, cleansers, creams, and products where gentle pH adjustment or metal binding is needed.
Who should use Gluconic Acid?
Gluconic Acid is suitable for: Toners., Serums., Cleansing., Water-based formulas..
Are there any warnings about Gluconic Acid?
Despite the word acid, Gluconic Acid in the composition does not necessarily mean an acidic exfoliating agent. Often it is just a pH regulator or stabilizer.
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