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Potassium Phosphate
A buffering component that helps maintain the desired pH and stability of the formula. Potassium Phosphate is often found in serums, toners, creams, and enzyme or active products where pH matters.
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✓ Safe
Comedogenic Rating
0/5
Irritation Potential
0/5
What is it?
Potassium Phosphate - potassium salt of phosphoric acid. In cosmetics, it works as a buffer/pH adjuster, helping the formula stay within the desired pH range.
Serums, toners, creams, enzyme products, active formulas, cleansing, and products where pH stability is important.
Key Benefits
Maintains pH.
Helps the formula stay within the desired acid-base range.
Stabilizes actives.
In some systems, the correct pH is important for the stability or comfort of active components.
Works unobtrusively.
Usually does not affect the marketing action of the product but supports its technological quality.
Suitable for
Main Actions
This is not a skin-nourishing phosphorus.
Potassium Phosphate is added not for nourishing the skin with potassium or phosphorus, but for controlling pH and the stability of the finished formula.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Potassium Phosphate do for skin?
Serums, toners, creams, enzyme products, active formulas, cleansing, and products where pH stability is important.
Who should use Potassium Phosphate?
Potassium Phosphate is suitable for: serums., toners., active formulas., creams..
Are there any warnings about Potassium Phosphate?
Potassium Phosphate is added not for nourishing the skin with potassium or phosphorus, but for controlling pH and the stability of the finished formula.
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