Sodium Phytate Powder is a cosmetic ingredient used in skincare and personal-care formulations. It functions primarily as a chelating agent, helping bind metal ions in a formula that may otherwise affect product stability, appearance, or performance. It can be used in suitable creams, lotions, cleansers, and other cosmetic products.

Key Active Ingredients & Benefits

• Sodium Phytate – helps bind metal ions in cosmetic formulations.

• Formula-Stabilising Properties – helps protect formulations from certain metal-related changes.

• Antioxidant Support – may support the stability of formulas containing oxidation-sensitive ingredients.

• Plant-Derived Ingredient – derived from phytic acid, a compound naturally found in plants.

• Formulation Support – helps improve the stability and quality of compatible skincare products.

Promised Benefits

• Helps maintain the stability of cosmetic formulations.

• Supports the performance of products containing sensitive ingredients.

• Helps reduce unwanted changes associated with metal ions in a formula.

• Supports the development of well-formulated skincare products.

• Can be used in a variety of compatible personal-care products.

How to Use

1. Use Sodium Phytate Powder as an ingredient in a properly formulated cosmetic product.

2. Follow the supplier's recommended concentration and formulation instructions.

3. Check its solubility and add it to the appropriate phase of the formulation.

4. Ensure the finished product has a suitable pH and remains stable.

5. Do not apply the raw powder directly to the skin.

Suitable For

• Facial creams and lotions.

• Facial cleansers and body washes.

• Cosmetic serums and moisturisers.

• Haircare and other personal-care formulations.

• Formulations requiring a chelating agent to support stability.

Storage Instructions

• Store in a tightly sealed container.

• Keep in a cool, dry place.

• Protect from moisture and direct sunlight.

• Avoid contamination by using clean, dry utensils.

• Follow the supplier's storage recommendations.