Hydrolyzed Silk Powder 500 g

Why Silk Protein Powder Belongs in Modern Hair and Skin Formulations

Hydrolyzed silk powder is produced by breaking down natural silk protein chains into low-molecular fractions that penetrate hair structure easily and bind to the skin surface, forming a thin protective film. This ingredient sits within the Hydrolyzed Proteins category, a collection of protein-based ingredients used for strengthening, smoothing, and restoring hair and skin structure. The 500 gram package suits studio brands and small-scale industrial manufacturers who need a reliable raw material stock for recurring batch production without frequent reordering.

The primary application for silk powder is professional hair care manufacturing: sulfate-free shampoos, masks, conditioners, heat protection sprays, and split-end serums. Silk protein fractions fill in cuticle damage, giving hair a smoother feel and easier combing while visually boosting density and shine. Beyond hair, hydrolyzed silk is widely used in facial and body creams, lotions, emulsions, and toners, where it helps retain moisture in the upper skin layers and improves the sensory feel of a formula, leaving a silky finish without tackiness. In color cosmetics, the powder is sometimes blended into primers and foundations to create a soft-focus effect that visibly smooths skin texture.

The powder dissolves well in the water phase at temperatures between 35 and 45 degrees Celsius, so it should be added during the cooling stage of an emulsion, after main homogenization, to prevent protein chain breakdown from overheating. Recommended dosage in finished products ranges from 0.5 to 3 percent depending on product type and the desired intensity of effect. Hydrolyzed silk pairs well with other protein and amino acid ingredients, reinforcing the overall repair benefit of a formula. In intensive damaged-hair treatments it is frequently combined with Hydrolyzed Keratin 50 ml, which further reinforces the hair shaft structure, while the smaller Hydrolyzed Keratin 10 ml is convenient for testing new blends in limited batches. For softening and nourishing skin formulas, a good complementary ingredient is Yogurt Concentrate, 50 ml, which adds gentle acidic renewal and extra hydration.

Store the powder in tightly sealed packaging, protected from moisture and direct sunlight, at room temperature, avoiding humidity fluctuations, since the protein powder is hygroscopic and can clump when exposed to damp air. Under proper storage conditions the raw material retains its functional properties for a long time, which matters for manufacturers planning consistent production volumes.

Silk Protein Leave-In Conditioning Spray

Hydrolyzed silk powder 10 g

Distilled water 280 ml

Aloe vera juice 50 ml

Panthenol 8 ml

Glycerin 10 ml

Mild preservative 4 ml

Fragrance oil 2 ml

Warm the distilled water to about 40 degrees Celsius and dissolve the silk powder into it while stirring continuously until fully clear. Blend in the aloe juice, glycerin, and panthenol, then cool the mixture to room temperature before adding the preservative and fragrance oil. Pour the finished liquid into a fine-mist spray bottle and shake gently before each use on damp or dry hair.