LipidSoft™ Lactic (C12-13 Alkyl Lactate)

LipidSoft™ Lactic (C12-13 Alkyl Lactate)
Cosmetics Code: 6506

C12-13 Alkyl Lactate or Lactic Acid Processing esterification causing properties similar to Lactic Acid by LipidSoft™ Lactic is a medium-heavy ester. And have these properties, both for the skin, hair and scalp. 

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LipidSoft™ Lactic (C12-13 Alkyl Lactate)

C12-13 Alkyl Lactate or Lactic Acid Processing esterification causing properties similar to Lactic Acid by LipidSoft™ Lactic is a medium-heavy ester. And have these properties, both for the skin, hair and scalp. 

LipidSoft™ Lactic is C12-13 Alkyl Lactate or Lactic Acid processing. esterification causing properties similar to Lactic Acid by LipidSoft™ Lactic is a medium-heavy ester. And it has these properties for skin, hair and scalp: 

 

1. Moisturize the skin

2. Gently exfoliate the skin and don't throw it away)

3. Can help kill germs Therefore, it is commonly used in underarm formulas. or deodorant

4. Reduce itching/irritation of the scalp.

5. Hair-conditioning effect (Please find more information about Lactic Acid hair care here)

 

The use in formulations containing betaine surfactants will result in a thicker formula. Such as shampoos that use Coco Betaine as an element.

 

Use: for any skin care products

Mixing method: dissolved in oil

Usage rate: 1-10%

Product characteristics: : light yellow liquid

Solubility: can dissolve in oil

Storage: For long term storage Store at room temperature Aged at least 24 months

INCI Name : C12-13 Alkyl Lactate

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