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Lactic Acid 80% 100 g

Why a compact lactic acid pack is the perfect entry point into acid-based skincare formulation

Lactic acid at 80 percent concentration has long been a staple in food production, where it functions as a natural preservative and acidity regulator, but today it plays an equally important role in home and small-batch skincare formulation. The 100 gram size is ideal for anyone testing a new peel, toner, or serum recipe without committing to a large volume of raw material. This ingredient belongs to the Acids, Salts, Alcohols, and Alkalis category, which brings together active substances used for pH adjustment and building functional cosmetic systems.

The most common home application of lactic acid is in surface peels that gently exfoliate the outer layer of skin and refine texture over time. It is also valued for its strong humectant properties, meaning it helps skin retain moisture, which is why formulators often add it to creams, lotions, and serums at low concentrations of 1 to 5 percent during the cooling phase of an emulsion, once the mixture drops below 40 degrees Celsius. For more intensive peel formulas, the active concentration can reach 10 to 15 percent, though such recipes require careful pH monitoring of the finished product and gradual skin acclimation.

Beyond skincare, lactic acid remains widely used in the food industry as a natural acidifier for beverages, marinades, and confectionery, as well as in textile and leather processing. In home soapmaking it is sometimes added to cold and hot process recipes to adjust bar hardness and improve overall texture. Lactic acid pairs well with other acidic actives, such as Kojic Acid, which enhances brightening effects against pigmentation, and Ascorbic Acid, which contributes additional antioxidant support. For larger home batches of serums, the Ascorbic Acid 50 g pack is a more practical choice.

When working with this concentrate, always wear gloves, add the acid gradually, and check the finished formula's pH with test strips or a meter. Excess acidity can be neutralized with alkaline components from the same category. Store the raw material in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight, in a cool dry place, and avoid contact with metal lids that may react with the acid over time.

Gentle exfoliating facial mist

Distilled water 88 ml

Lactic Acid 80% 3 ml

Aloe vera juice 6 ml

Niacinamide powder 1 g

Dissolve the niacinamide powder into the distilled water while stirring gently until fully clear. Add the aloe vera juice and mix thoroughly, then slowly incorporate the lactic acid, stirring continuously to ensure even distribution. Pour the finished mist into a spray bottle and apply to cleansed skin in the evening, avoiding the eye area, followed by a broad-spectrum sunscreen the next morning.

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INCI	2-Hydroxypropanoic acid
Other
Att brand	Belgium
Attention	It is not used in its pure form, in concentrations of more than 10% it is used according to the recommendations of cosmetologists!
Color product	transparent to light yellow
Composition	C3H6O3
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	peels and skin exfoliation - 5-20%, anti-cellulite products, compositions for nails - 5%, foot creams - 2.5-4%, softening shampoos - 0.5-2%, matting gels - 1-2%, moisturizing masks - 2-3%, serum for skin, whitening of nails - 4-5%
Minimum count	1
Name	Lactic Acid 80% 100 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 grams
Solubility	water, alcohol
View	cloudy liquid
Valid until	10.2028