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Formic Acid 1 kg

Formic Acid organic acid for pH adjustment and process regulation

Formic Acid is a low molecular weight organic acid with high water solubility. In cosmetic and industrial manufacturing it is used as a technological ingredient for pH adjustment, formulation stabilization and controlled acidification of aqueous systems. The liquid concentrate format enables precise dosing and reproducible performance at scale.

Properties and formulation outcome

Formic Acid allows accurate and rapid pH adjustment within aqueous systems. After correction the formulation maintains clarity and structural stability. The ingredient dissolves completely in water when used correctly.

Application across industries

Formic Acid is used in cosmetic lotions, gels, cleansing systems and technical solutions requiring controlled acidity. It is incorporated into the water phase under constant mixing while monitoring pH levels.

Recipe acidic cleansing lotion with pH regulation

Purified water 92 g
Glycerin 3 g
Formic Acid 1 g
Panthenol 2 g
Preservative 2 g

To prepare the lotion water is combined with glycerin until uniform. Formic Acid is gradually added under continuous mixing while monitoring pH. After stabilization panthenol and preservative are incorporated. The final product is a clear lotion with controlled acidity and stable structure suitable for professional manufacturing.

Formic Acid is positioned for B2B industrial applications delivering precise regulation, reproducible performance and scalable production stability.

INCI	Formic acid
Other
Application	Elk, creams, tanning creams, serums, depilatory products
Att brand	Indonesia
Color product	clear liquid
Features	avoid contact with eyes; do not exceed the dosage to avoid the opposite effect
Input percentage	up to 2%
Name	Formic Acid 1 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 kg
Purpose	Mainly, formic acid is used as a preservative and antibacterial agent.
Solubility	Soluble in acetone, benzene, glycerin, toluene. Miscible with water, diethyl ether, ethanol
View	liquid
Valid until	11.2028