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Product Description

Zinc Glycinate bioavailable zinc complex for hydration systems mineral blends and functional formulations

Zinc Glycinate is a glycine-bound zinc ingredient developed for advanced formulation systems requiring efficient mineral incorporation and stable aqueous compatibility. The material combines zinc with an amino acid structure, creating a formulation-ready component suitable for liquid concentrates, hydration-support systems, cosmetic actives and multi-phase nutritional products. It is widely used in nutraceutical manufacturing, sports nutrition, fortified formulations, cosmetic development and professional laboratory applications.

Within formulation design, Zinc Glycinate is selected for products where mineral dispersion, clarity and compatibility with water-soluble ingredients are essential. The glycine-associated structure improves integration into formulations containing amino acid blends, humectants and hydration-support components. Compared with conventional mineral salts, this ingredient performs more consistently in transparent liquids, gel systems and concentrated water-phase products.

In nutraceutical manufacturing, Zinc Glycinate is incorporated into mineral support formulas, liquid nutritional concentrates, powdered drink systems and capsule blends. In sports-focused products, it appears in hydration-support and amino acid-enriched systems. In food-oriented applications, it may be included in fortified nutritional products and specialized mineral formulations. In cosmetic development, the ingredient is utilized in water-based serums, scalp concentrates, transparent gels and professional treatment systems designed around active aqueous phases. In laboratory and technical formulation environments, it is applied in advanced mineral-compatible water systems.

Functionally, Zinc Glycinate serves as a highly adaptable zinc source within aqueous formulations. It contributes to even mineral distribution throughout the system while maintaining compatibility with hydration agents, amino acid structures and polymer-supported solutions. Its chelated architecture supports formulation stability and helps maintain clarity in complex liquid systems.

During production, the ingredient is dispersed into the water phase under continuous mixing until complete integration is achieved. It works effectively with glycerin, beta glucan, niacinamide, panthenol, amino acid blends and hyaluronic acid solutions. In formulations involving elevated temperatures, post-cooling addition is preferred to preserve structural consistency.

Recommended inclusion levels depend on formulation architecture, active system concentration and processing requirements. Final dosage is adjusted by the formulation specialist according to product design.

Example formulation: Functional zinc hydration serum
Purified water 68 ml
Zinc Glycinate 3 g
Amino acid blend 6 g
Glycerin 5 g
Panthenol 3 g
Hyaluronic acid 1% solution 10 ml
Beta glucan 2 g
Preservative 1 g
pH adjuster 2 g

Process: prepare a clear aqueous base by combining glycerin and amino acid blend in purified water. Slowly introduce Zinc Glycinate under continuous agitation until fully dispersed. Add panthenol, beta glucan and hyaluronic acid solution sequentially. Adjust pH and incorporate preservative during the final processing stage. Continue mixing until the serum becomes fully uniform and stable.

Example formulation: Clear aqueous mineral gel with niacinamide
Purified water 65 ml
Zinc Glycinate 3 g
Xanthan gum 1 g
Glycerin 5 g
Niacinamide 4 g
Panthenol 3 g
Allantoin 2 g
Beta glucan 2 g
Preservative 1 g
pH adjuster 4 g

Process: disperse xanthan gum into glycerin before introducing it into water to create a smooth gel network. Add niacinamide and Zinc Glycinate under moderate agitation until the system stabilizes. Incorporate panthenol, allantoin and beta glucan during the secondary mixing stage. Adjust pH, add preservative and continue homogenization until a transparent gel structure is achieved.

Zinc Glycinate is applied across nutritional, cosmetic and professional formulation industries as a bioavailable zinc complex designed for stable integration into advanced water-based concentrates, mineral systems and functional liquid formulations.















Characteristics:
INCI Zinc Glycinate
pH в 1% растворе около 6.5–8.0 (нейтральный или слабощелочной)
Other
Application Skin care (cosmetics) Hair and scalp care Deodorants, hygiene products Nutraceuticals, dietary supplements Medical/pharmaceutical products (with appropriate registration) Products for problematic, oily, and inflamed skin Anti-acne and sebum-regulating lines
Att brand India
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
Dosage In cosmetics from 0.1% to 1% in medical cosmetics up to 2% In dietary supplements 10–50 mg zinc per daily dose usually 75–150 mg zinc glycinate (depending on the percentage of the element)
Features Mandatory testing for sensitivity and allergic reaction, preliminary application to the bend of the elbow
Name Zinc Glycinate 5 g
Other names Zinc glycinate Zinc chelate with glycine Zinc bisglycinate Zinc Amino Acid Chelate
Packaging container for transportation
Packing 5 g
Properties Bioavailable zinc antioxidant anti-inflammatory immunomodulatory antibacterial improves overall skin condition regulates sebum production promotes healing maintains healthy hair and nails participates in collagen synthesis non-irritating suitable for problematic and sensitive skin
Purpose In cosmetics in formulas for oily and problematic skin in anti-acne products in masks, toners, and serums in scalp care in antiseptic gels and pastes in cosmetics for teenagers and sensitive skin In nutraceuticals/dietary supplements in immune support supplements in complexes for skin, hair, and nails in formulations for men and women with zinc deficiency in anti-stress and regenerative complexes in vitamins and minerals for pregnant women and children In pharmaceuticals and the food industry as a source of zinc in fortified products in restorative mixtures in metabolic support products
Solubility in the water
Storage conditions in a cool, dry, dark place
View crystalline or finely dispersed powder
Valid until 08.2027
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