Garlic Hydrolysate 50 ml (Hydrolyzed Allium Sativum) is a water-based garlic protein hydrolysate for scalp and hair care formulas at 2-5% input; buy retail or wholesale with shipping from Ukraine.
Specification and handling
The ingredient appears as a clear liquid and dissolves readily in water. It is produced in Germany from garlic via hydrolysis and supplied in 50 ml retail packs. Storage requires a cool, dark place in a tightly closed container until 11.2028. The hydrolysate maintains its properties across a wide range of cosmetic bases.
Form and solubility
Liquid form allows easy incorporation into water phases. No special pH adjustment is needed for most emulsions. This simplifies workflow for both small-batch and larger production runs.
Formulation guidelines
Recommended input stays between 2-5%. Add at the end of the process below 40 degrees Celsius. The hydrolysate works well with common thickeners and preservatives used in modern cosmetic practice.
Wholesale considerations
Production batches suit small factories and labs. Active Complexes section lists complementary materials for custom blends. International buyers appreciate consistent quality across shipments.
Example toner formulation
Distilled water 86%, Garlic Hydrolysate 3%, Parsley seed hydrolysate 4%, Panthenol 3%, Niacinamide 2%, Preservative 2%. Blend all ingredients in the cool-down phase and adjust viscosity if required.
Batch and storage notes
After opening keep refrigerated. Larger volumes are available as Garlic Hydrolysate 1 L. Wholesale buyers can explore Active Complexes for Cosmetics Wholesale options.
Compatibility with other raw materials
The hydrolysate integrates smoothly with amino acids and polysaccharides in the same formula. Formulators often pair it with lecithins to improve texture and spreadability of the final product. It remains stable when combined with polyphenol-rich extracts for multi-benefit scalp care formulas. This flexibility makes it a practical choice for both home cosmetic makers and professional labs developing new lines.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum recommended temperature during addition?
Keep the temperature below 40 degrees Celsius to preserve active compounds.
Can the hydrolysate be used in leave-in products?
Yes, at 2-5% it suits leave-in serums and toners for the scalp.
Does it alter the odor of the final product?
The hydrolysate lacks the sharp raw garlic smell and blends neutrally.
Is it suitable for gel-based formulas?
Yes, it integrates without affecting gel clarity or stability.