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I-PG Pantenolo Glycol 1 kg

I-PG Panthenol Glycole: A Versatile Elixir for Skin and Hair

I-PG Panthenol Glycole is a remarkable cosmetic ingredient that has gained widespread popularity due to its exceptional moisturizing, soothing, and restorative properties. This versatile component is used in a wide range of cosmetic products, offering a multitude of benefits for both skin and hair.

Why Choose I-PG Panthenol Glycole?

Deep Hydration: Penetrates the skin's layers to provide long-lasting moisture and nourishment.

Soothing and Calming: Alleviates irritation, redness, and itching, leaving skin feeling soft and comfortable.

Skin Barrier Repair: Helps to strengthen and repair the skin's natural barrier, protecting it from environmental damage.

Improved Texture: Refines skin texture, reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Hair Health: Promotes hair growth, adds shine, and reduces frizz.

Antiseptic Properties: Helps prevent the growth of bacteria and fungi, reducing the risk of infections.

Applications of I-PG Panthenol Glycole in Cosmetics

I-PG Panthenol Glycole is a versatile ingredient that can be incorporated into various cosmetic formulations, including:

Face Creams: For daily hydration, nourishment, and protection.

Serums: For targeted treatment of specific skin concerns, such as dryness or aging.

Masks: For deep cleansing, exfoliation, and rejuvenation.

Toners: To balance skin pH, refine pores, and soothe irritation.

Lotions: For all-over body hydration and nourishment.

Shampoos and Conditioners: For healthy, shiny hair and a dandruff-free scalp.

Leave-In Hair Treatments: To moisturize, detangle, and protect hair from damage.

Cosmetic Recipe: I-PG Panthenol Glycole Hair Mask

Ingredients:

1/4 cup coconut oil

1/4 cup honey

1 tablespoon I-PG Panthenol Glycole

1 teaspoon vitamin E oil

Instructions:

Combine the coconut oil, honey, I-PG Panthenol Glycole, and vitamin E oil in a bowl.

Apply the mask to damp hair, focusing on the ends.

Cover your hair with a shower cap and leave the mask on for 30 minutes.

Rinse thoroughly with warm water and condition as usual.

Why Choose Our I-PG Panthenol Glycole?

Premium Quality: We source the finest quality I-PG Panthenol Glycole to ensure maximum effectiveness.

Natural and Gentle: Our product is free from harsh chemicals and is suitable for all skin types.

Versatile Applications: I-PG Panthenol Glycole can be used in a wide range of cosmetic formulations.

Effective Results: Our customers have reported noticeable improvements in skin and hair health after using products containing I-PG Panthenol Glycole.

Discover the transformative power of I-PG Panthenol Glycole and elevate your skincare and hair care routine.

INCI	Pantenol, Propylene Glycol
pH	9.50 – 11.00
Other
Application	Skin care products Hair care products Decorative cosmetics
Att brand	Germany
Attention	It is not recommended to combine with clays and other mineral components. When working with the complex, do not use metal utensils! Do not heat above 50 degrees.
Color product	clear viscous liquid
Features	avoid contact with eyes; do not exceed the dosage to avoid the opposite effect
Input percentage	2,5 – 10%
Name	I-PG Pantenolo Glycol 1 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	25 grams
Ph	9.50 – 11.00
Properties	Panthenol has deeply penetrating properties that provide superior moisturizing properties to restore and maintain the skin's natural moisture. Panthenol can penetrate into the hair roots and shafts, repairing and strengthening damaged hair. Panthenol selectively settles and adheres to damaged areas of hair where needed, helping to prevent split ends. Panthenol has good moisturizing properties that help attract and retain moisture to the hair and skin.
Purpose	Propylene glycol, like glycerin, is an effective humectant and moisture-retaining substance, so it is added to many moisturizers for hair and skin. It helps maintain proper hydration levels by drawing moisture from the environment and preventing drying out. In soaps, propylene glycol is used to soften the skin. In hair product formulations, it makes hair easier to comb and increases the tensile strength of hair. Propylene glycol works well on dry hair and skin, imparting softness and elasticity<, similar to glycerin. This substance dissolves well in water, and being part of hair care products, it does not leave sediment on the hair, and as a result does not cause a cumulative effect. It has low volatility, so under normal weather conditions it will not evaporate easily and dry out the hair too much, as does, for example, ethyl alcohol. Propylene Glycol has a small molecule size, making it a good solvent and transport vehicle for many substances. It is widely used to dissolve fragrances, preservatives, pigments, natural oils and many other substances. Panthenol D-panthenol is found almost everywhere in modern cosmetics for hair or skin care. You've probably heard somewhere that it gives your hair shine and beauty. This unique component can work wonders: it renews the skin, regenerates cells, produces an anti-inflammatory effect scars, wounds, smoothes out scars, gives the skin a radiant and sleek look. In addition, D-panthenol has a high penetrating ability, so it will “work” in deeper layers of the skin than other components of the cosmetic product. Panthenol is provitamin B5. This is not yet vitamin B5 itself, but its closest analogue, which can be biologically converted (oxidized) into vitamin B5 itself (pantothenic acid) on the skin and hair. Panthenol is a good moisture-retaining, softening and moisturizing substance that provides a moisturizing effect for a long time. At the same time, the moisturizing effect is cumulative, that is, it increases with each use of products with panthenol. An equally important fact is that this component helps retain moisture in the hair even when subsequently drying the hair with a hair dryer.
Solubility	completely in water, insoluble in oils
View	viscous liquid
Valid until	10.2028