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Fermented lactobacillus filtrate Salix Alba 1 kg

Fermented Lactobacillus Salix Alba Filtrate for skin care formulations enhancing fresh appearance

Fermented Lactobacillus Salix Alba Filtrate is applied in cosmetic formulations as biotechnology-derived active obtained through fermentation of white willow bark extract. During fermentation a liquid ingredient is produced that integrates easily into water and emulsion systems, improving formulation stability and manufacturing convenience. The component is widely used in development of modern skin care products due to its compatibility with industrial production processes.

Properties and performance outcome for skin

In care products fermented Salix Alba filtrate contributes to smoother visual skin appearance and creates refreshing perception after application. Formulations containing this ingredient spread evenly and skin feels softer after use.

With regular application products containing this component help maintain comfortable skin feel while supporting fresher overall appearance. The ingredient combines well with moisturizing and softening components typically used in daily care formulations.

Application across industries

Fermented Lactobacillus Salix Alba Filtrate is incorporated into serums, creams, essences, toners, masks and lightweight fluids intended for daily skin care. The ingredient is widely adopted in private label development and industrial scale production thanks to formulation stability and scalability.

The component supports development of products for various care purposes while maintaining reproducible texture and consistent manufacturing quality.

Recipe for refreshing balancing facial serum

Purified water 80 g
Fermented Lactobacillus Salix Alba Filtrate 8 g
Liquid hyaluronic acid 5 g
Niacinamide 3 g
Vegetable glycerin 3 g
Euxyl PE 9010 preservative 1 g

Niacinamide and glycerin are dissolved in purified water forming homogeneous base. Liquid hyaluronic acid is incorporated with continuous mixing until evenly distributed. Fermented filtrate is then added while stirring gently to achieve uniform texture. Preservative is incorporated at the final stage and the formulation is mixed until complete stabilization occurs. The resulting serum develops lightweight texture and is ready for application after cooling to room temperature.

Fermented Lactobacillus Salix Alba Filtrate is widely used in B2B cosmetic manufacturing, allowing production of stable formulations with predictable performance and scalable industrial processing.

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INCI	Fermented bacteria lysate filtrate Salix Alba
Other
Application	Face and body skin care products, Hair products, Decorative cosmetics
Att brand	Italy
Attention	All information presented on the site is for reference only, it is recommended to test for an individual reaction before use.
Color product	clear or slightly cloudy, semi-viscous liquid
Dosage	1-10%
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Inci	Fermented bacteria lysate filtrate Salix Alba
Name	Fermented lactobacillus filtrate Salix Alba 1 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 kg
Properties	probiotic, for problem skin, has moisturizing, protective, antioxidant and antimicrobial properties, stimulates collagen production, anti-aging agent, promotes cell renewal and cell respiration, exfoliation
Purpose	Natural antimicrobial agent. The prebiotic is fermented in a specific environment to stimulate the production of synergistic ingredients for skin renewal and revitalization.
Solubility	in water
Storage conditions	in a cool place in a tightly closed container
View	viscous liquid
Valid until	05.2028