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Sodium Lactate Powder for Moisturizing Skincare and Multifunctional Cosmetic Formulations

Sodium Lactate Powder is a widely utilized multifunctional cosmetic ingredient extensively incorporated into cosmetic manufacturing, personal care production, SPA formulations, and modern skincare systems. The ingredient is highly valued in professional formulation development due to excellent solubility, compatibility with aqueous systems, and the ability to support comfortable moisture balance structures within cosmetic products.

Today Sodium Lactate Powder is actively used in moisturizing creams, cleansing products, gel formulations, soap systems, hair care products, and multifunctional SPA formulations. The ingredient performs especially effectively in formulations requiring stable water phase structures, comfortable texture architecture, and advanced formulation flexibility.

Within modern skincare technologies, Sodium Lactate Powder contributes to softer moisturizing textures while improving the sensory performance of cosmetic products. The ingredient combines efficiently with amino acids, urea systems, betaine, panthenol, botanical extracts, and peptide complexes. Due to this compatibility, Sodium Lactate Powder is actively incorporated into hydrating emulsions, cleansing systems, gel formulations, and SPA cosmetic products.

In soap manufacturing, the ingredient is especially popular in transparent soap systems, glycerin soap formulations, and multifunctional cleansing products. Sodium Lactate helps improve texture structures within the finished product and is highly demanded in formulations intended for professional soap production, handmade cosmetic systems, and premium cleansing products.

Hair care technologies actively utilize Sodium Lactate Powder in scalp products, moisturizing masks, conditioning formulations, and multifunctional hair systems. The ingredient supports balanced aqueous formulation structures while combining efficiently with protein systems, botanical amino ingredients, and active moisturizing technologies.

In SPA and wellness manufacturing, the ingredient is incorporated into moisturizing body systems, aromatic cosmetic formulations, bath products, and multifunctional wellness technologies. Due to high solubility, the component is actively utilized in water-based cosmetic systems and professional SPA production.

Sodium Lactate Powder is widely utilized both in industrial cosmetic manufacturing and in small batch formulations, handmade systems, and professional formulation laboratories. The ingredient remains highly demanded in premium moisturizing products, cleansing systems, hydrating emulsions, and multifunctional cosmetic technologies.

Moisturizing Gel Formulation with Sodium Lactate

Water phase

Distilled Water — 120 ml
Sodium Lactate Powder — 6 g
Glycerin — 5 ml
Betaine — 5 ml

Gel phase

Xanthan Gum — 1 g

Active phase

Panthenol — 3 ml
Allantoin — 1 g
StrongGuard Preservative — 1 ml

Dissolve Sodium Lactate Powder, glycerin, and betaine within the water phase. Gradually add xanthan gum under continuous mixing until a stable gel structure forms. After stabilization of the formulation, incorporate the active ingredients and preservative. The completed system is suitable for moisturizing gels, SPA skincare products, and multifunctional hydrating formulations.

Transparent Soap Formulation

Glycerin Soap Base — 100 g
Sodium Lactate Powder — 3 g
Glycerin — 5 ml
Jojoba Oil — 3 ml
Fragrance — 5 drops

Melt the soap base using minimal heat. Pre-dissolve Sodium Lactate in a small amount of warm water and incorporate it into the base. Add the remaining ingredients and mix carefully. Pour the completed formulation into molds and allow full stabilization.

Sodium Lactate Powder is actively incorporated into moisturizing cosmetic technologies, soap manufacturing, cleansing systems, SPA formulations, hydrating products, and multifunctional skincare developments where formulators require an ingredient with high solubility, compatibility with water phase systems, and advanced formulation flexibility.

Characteristics:
INCI Sodium Lactate
Other
Application In cosmetics: creams, serums, masks, shampoos, conditioners, toners, peels, gels, and soaps. In pharmaceuticals: buffer solutions, rehydrating agents, and dermatological formulas. In the food industry: sausages, beverages, bread, sauces, desserts, and cheeses. In household chemicals: liquid detergents, shower gels, and foaming products.
Att brand Netherlands
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 or light cream
Dosage In cosmetics 1–5% In moisturizers and serums 2–4% In shampoos and conditioners 1–3% In soaps 0.5–2% In pharmaceutical formulas 0.5–3% In food products 0.2–0.6%
Features Mandatory testing for sensitivity and allergic reaction, preliminary application to the bend of the elbow
Name Sodium lactate powder 100 g
Other names Sodium lactate, Sodium 2-hydroxypropanoate, Sodium lactate, Sodium lactate anhydrous, Sodium lactate powder
Packaging container for transportation
Packing 100 g
Properties Intensively moisturizes skin and hair Maintains physiological pH levels Softens and smoothes the epidermis Improves the absorption of active ingredients Enhances the action of preservatives and antiseptics Restores moisture balance after peels and acid treatments Regulates formula viscosity and stability Makes skin soft and silky Natural component NMF (Natural Moisturizing Factor) Biocompatible and safe for all skin types
Purpose Cosmetic Uses Sodium lactate is one of the most effective moisturizing and regulating ingredients in cosmetics. It is a component of the skin's natural moisturizing factor (NMF) and actively binds moisture, preventing its evaporation. It is used in creams, serums, shampoos, masks, peels, toners, and soaps. Furthermore, it regulates pH levels in finished formulas and enhances the effectiveness of preservatives. Hair Care Uses Restores moisture balance in the hair structure, increasing elasticity and shine. Reduces scalp dryness and makes hair softer. It is used in conditioners, masks, balms, and shampoos. Pharmaceutical Uses It is used as a buffer, electrolyte, and acidity regulator. It is used in rehydration solutions and in dermatological products to maintain the physiological pH of the skin. Food Industry Uses Used as a food emulsifier, acidity regulator, and preservative (E325). It retains moisture in foods, prevents bacterial growth, improves texture, and extends shelf life. Household Chemical Uses Used in hand and body washes, liquid soaps, shower gels, and foaming products to stabilize pH and enhance foaming.
Solubility в воде
Storage conditions in a cool, dry, dark place
View crystalline or finely dispersed powder
Valid until 08.2027
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