Azelaic acid
Best defined as a cosmeceutical ingredient, used in formulations to provide benefits like clear skin, uneven skin tone, radiant complexion, provides anti-inflammatory and anti-acne activity, helps to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Azelaic acid - description
Best defined as a cosmeceutical ingredient, used in formulations to provide benefits like clear skin, uneven skin tone, radiant complexion, provides anti-inflammatory and anti-acne activity, helps to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Organoleptic properties: white to yellowish granular powder
INCI: Azelaic acid
Properties
- helps improve the evenness of skin
- helps to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
- antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory activity
- anti-acne, anti-rosacea benefits
- brightens the skin tone
- reduces the appearance of skin redness and blemishes
- help fade post-acne marks
- provide radiant complexion
- may help stimulate hair growth, anti hair loss agent
Applications, usage
- suitable for use in the formulation of anti-aging, hyper-pigmentation reduction, uneven skin tone and clear skin, anti hair loss solutions - lotions, creams, moisturizers, serums, cleansers, toners, concealers, gels, conditioners, shampoos
- recommended dosage 0,5-10%
- in emulsion add to the cool-down phase
- optimal pH range 3,5-5,5
- soluble in glycerin, glycols
Storage: in a cool, dry place, protected from light
Cautions: do not ingest, keep away from children's reach; cosmetic use
| Benefits | anti-aging |
| Benefits | antiinflammatory |
| Directions | acne, pimples |
| Directions | hair loss |
| Directions | couperose, rosacea |
| Directions | pigmentation, spots |
| Directions | wrinkles, fine lines |
| Applications | eye contour |
| Applications | hair all types |
| Applications | mature skin |
| Applications | problematic skin |
| Applications | dull skin |