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Phosphoric Acid
Acidic pH regulator that helps lower the pH of the formula and adjust the environment for actives, preservatives, and stability.
pH regulatorAcidBuffer
✓ Safe
Comedogenic Rating
0/5
Irritation Potential
0/5
What is it?
Inorganic acid used as a pH adjuster and component of buffer systems. Can work together with phosphates.
Found in serums, cleansers, hair care, acidic or pH-sensitive formulas where it is necessary to gently lower the pH.
Key Benefits
Lowers pH
Helps bring the formula to the desired acidity.
Supports stability
Correct pH is important for preservatives, actives, and the appearance of the product.
Works in buffers
Can be part of a phosphate buffer system for a more stable pH.
Suitable for
Main Actions
Not AHA/BHA
Phosphoric Acid in the composition does not mean acid peeling. In most cosmetic formulas, it is precisely a pH regulator.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Phosphoric Acid do for skin?
Found in serums, cleansers, hair care, acidic or pH-sensitive formulas where it is necessary to gently lower the pH.
Who should use Phosphoric Acid?
Phosphoric Acid is suitable for: pH-sensitive formulas, Cleansing, hair care, Serums.
Are there any warnings about Phosphoric Acid?
Phosphoric Acid in the composition does not mean acid peeling. In most cosmetic formulas, it is precisely a pH regulator.
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