Pearl Hydrolysate 50 ml with INCI Hydrolyzed Pearl delivers low-molecular peptides from pearl for skin and hair care at 2-10% input and is available to buy retail or wholesale with shipping from Ukraine.
Specification and handling
Pearl Hydrolysate 50 ml appears as a flowing liquid with pH 5.1-6.2 and dissolves in water at any concentration. Produced in Italy from pearl by enzymatic hydrolysis, the retail pack suits small-scale formulation. Store in a cool dark place in a tightly closed container.
Form and solubility
The ingredient shows no noticeable odor and remains stable when handled below 40 degrees. Hydrolyzed Proteins section lists similar materials for formula development.
Properties in cosmetics
It forms a light film, binds moisture and improves the look of skin smoothness and elasticity. The peptides support a healthy appearance in leave-in products and rinses. Hair gains improved manageability after use.
Example hair mask formulation
Distilled water 70% Cetearyl alcohol 5% Behentrimonium chloride 3% Pearl Hydrolysate 5% Glycerin 8% Panthenol 4% Hydrolyzed wheat protein 3% Preservative 1% Fragrance 1%. Heat water phase to 75 degrees, cool to 40 degrees and add the hydrolysate.
Wholesale and batch production
For larger volumes the Hydrolyzed Proteins Wholesale section offers 1 L packs suitable for production batches. Add at the cool-down phase after emulsification. Pearl Hydrolysate 1 L supports repeated manufacturing runs efficiently.
Storage recommendations
Keep at 4-25 degrees away from light. Shelf life remains valid until 10.2028 when stored correctly.
Additional formulation guidance
In hair care products the hydrolysate pairs well with botanical extracts for even distribution. Incorporate 3-7% into the cool phase to enhance shine and texture. Avoid high acid levels without prior compatibility checks to maintain peptide integrity.
Expanded application notes
Formulators often combine the hydrolysate with humectants in serums to achieve balanced moisture retention across different climate conditions. Testing small batches first helps optimize texture and stability before scaling up. This approach reduces waste during development of new leave-in sprays or overnight masks.
Frequently asked questions
Can the hydrolysate be heated above 40 degrees?
No, elevated temperatures may degrade peptide activity.
Is it suitable for leave-in hair sprays?
Yes, at 2-5% to enhance hair appearance.
How to test compatibility with acids?
Perform a small-scale stability test first.
What skin types benefit most?
All types when used within the 2-10% range.