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Product Description

Zinc Gluconate mineral ingredient for stabilization of cosmetic formulations and aqueous systems

Zinc Gluconate is an organic zinc compound widely used as a functional ingredient in cosmetic and formulation systems. Due to its high compatibility with aqueous solutions and stability in complex formulations, it is widely applied in the development of serums, gels, creams and lotions. Zinc Gluconate integrates easily into formulations and provides uniform distribution of active components. It is used in skin care, body care and hair care products as well as in complex systems with other ingredients. Due to its stability and reproducibility it is widely used in laboratory development, private label production and industrial manufacturing.

Properties and formulation behavior

In cosmetic formulations Zinc Gluconate contributes to light and uniform textures. In aqueous systems it maintains clarity and stability. In emulsions it supports structural integrity. In gel systems it provides smooth texture and even application. Finished products deliver a balanced and comfortable sensory profile.

Applications across industries

Zinc Gluconate is used in cosmetic manufacturing in serums, gels, creams and lotions. In skin care it is applied in facial and body formulations. In hair care it is used in scalp treatments and conditioning systems. In SPA applications it is used in professional formulations. In pharmaceutical development it is used as a formulation component. In nutraceutical production it is used as a mineral ingredient. In functional products it is used as part of complex systems. The ingredient is widely used in private label development, contract manufacturing and industrial production.

Recipe for refreshing skin gel

Distilled water - 75 ml
Mint hydrosol - 12 ml
Glycerin - 5 ml
Zinc Gluconate - 3 g
Carbomer - 1 g
Panthenol - 2 ml
Cosmetic preservative - 1 ml

Preparation process

Distilled water is combined with mint hydrosol to form the aqueous phase. Glycerin is added and mixed until uniform. Carbomer is dispersed to create a gel structure. Zinc Gluconate is incorporated and dissolved evenly. Panthenol is added and mixed until homogeneous. Finally the preservative is introduced and the formulation is mixed until a stable gel suitable for cosmetic manufacturing is obtained.

Characteristics:
INCI Zinc Gluconate
pH примерно 6.0–8.0
Other
Application Skin care (cosmetics) Hair and scalp care Deodorants, hygiene products Nutraceuticals, dietary supplements Medical/pharmaceutical products (with appropriate registration) Products for problematic, oily, and inflamed skin Anti-acne and sebum-regulating lines
Att brand India
Attention All information presented on the site is for reference only, it is recommended to test for an individual reaction before use.
Color product white
Dosage In cosmetics (topical products): 0.1–1% (according to cosmetic formula standards) In dermatological/therapeutic products — according to the manufacturer's prescription, but not exceeding the recommended zinc concentrations In dietary supplements and nutritional supplements — standard zinc dosages calculated according to standards
Features Mandatory testing for sensitivity and allergic reaction, preliminary application to the bend of the elbow
Name Zinc Gluconate 10 g
Other names zinc gluconate zinc gluconate zinc gluconate salt
Packaging container for transportation
Packing 10 g
Properties Antibacterial Anti-inflammatory Sebum-regulating (controls sebum production) Skin-soothing Antioxidant Promotes skin healing and regeneration Suitable for sensitive and problematic skin Maintains healthy hair and scalp Improves overall skin condition in cases of acne and inflammation In cosmetics - regulates sebum, reduces oiliness, and reduces inflammation In nutraceuticals and dietary supplements - a source of zinc, supports immunity and metabolism
Purpose In skincare products—creams, gels, and serums for oily, problematic, and inflamed skin in anti-acne products to normalize sebaceous gland function in shampoos and scalp care products to regulate sebum secretion and combat dandruff in deodorants and body care products for irritated skin in skin care regimens for sensitive skin, post-acne skin, and teenage skin in dietary supplements, vitamins, and nutraceutical complexes—to replenish zinc deficiency, support immunity, cellular metabolism, skin, hair, and nails in dietary supplements for general wellness, and cosmetics for internal use (subject to appropriate certification)
Solubility in the water
Storage conditions in a cool, dry, dark place
View crystalline or finely dispersed powder
Valid until 08.2027
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