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Chemicals as Skincare Ingredients
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Skin Cleansing
Stearic acid
(57-11-4)-
Cosmetics Grade / 90.0%
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Cosmetics Grade / 99%
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Cosmetics Grade / -
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Cosmetics Grade / 99%
(-)-Carnitine
(541-15-1)-
Cosmetics Grade / 99.9%
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Cosmetics Grade / 99%
$1/G FOB
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Pharmaceutical Grade / 99%
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Pharmaceutical Grade / 99%
$70-80/G FOB
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Vinyl acetate
(108-05-4)-
Cosmetics Grade / 99%
$1950-2150/MT FOB
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Cosmetics Grade / 99.50%
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Industrial Grade / 99.8%
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Industrial Grade / 99.9%
Dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid
(27176-87-0)-
Cosmetics Grade / 96%
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Cosmetics Grade / 96%
$800-900/MT FOB
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Industrial Grade / -
$750-900/MT FOB
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Reagent Grade / 99%
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Hexanoic acid
(142-62-1)-
Industrial Grade / 99%
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food grade / 99%
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Pharmaceutical Grade / 99%
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Food Grade / 99.9%
$2/MT FOB
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Octanoic acid
(124-07-2)For ghrelin to have a hunger-stimulating action on a hypothalamus, caprylic acid must be linked to a serine residue at the 3-position of ghrelin. To cause hunger, it must acylate a - OH group. Other fatty acids in the same position have similar effects on hunger.
The octanoic acid breath test is used to measure gastric emptying. Some potential benefit is possible from administrati
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Industrial Grade / 99%
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Different Grade / 99.9%
$0.1/KG EXW
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Poly(oxy-1,2-ethanediyl), α-sulfo-ω-hydroxy-, C10-16-alkyl ethers, sodium salts
(68585-34-2)-
Cosmetics Grade / -
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Cosmetics Grade / 70%
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Cosmetics Grade / 99.99%
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Cosmetics Grade / 99.99%
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Industrial Grade / 99%
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- / 0.00%
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- / 99.00%
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pharmaceutical grade/food grade / 99%
Polyoxyethylene lauryl ether sodium sulfate
(9004-82-4)-
Cosmetics Grade / 98%
$1-1.2/MT FOB
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Cosmetics Grade / 70%
$1400-1500/MT FOB
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Cosmetics Grade / -
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Industrial Grade / 99%
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Decanoic acid
(334-48-5)Pharmaceuticals
Decanoate salts and esters of various drugs are available. Since decanoic acid is a fatty acid, forming a salt or ester with a drug will increase its lipophilicity and its affinity for fatty ti
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Chemical Grade / 99%
$1/KG FOB
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- / 99.00%
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- / 99%
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More Information
There are various types of skin cleansing products, commonly including foaming cleansers, cleansing creams, makeup removers (oil-based), exfoliating scrubs, and peeling gels. Each type of skin cleansing product has its unique characteristics, and the choice depends on specific needs.
For exfoliating cleansers, they effectively remove dirt and dead corneocytes from the skin surface through the friction of fine particles. Targeted cleansers for dry skin, on the other hand, use gentle sugar-based or amino acid-based facial cleansers.
Types of skincare cleansers:
● Foaming Cleansers: Based on soap or other surfactants.
● Emulsion-Based Cleansers: Mainly composed of an emulsion system, incorporating a small amount of cleansing surfactants to form an emulsifying cleansing product.
● Oil-Based Cleansers: Composed of oily ingredients, with added moisturizers, alcohol, or other solvents for cleansing purposes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Skin cleansing is the process of removing dirt, oil, makeup, pollutants, and dead skin cells from the surface of the skin. It is a fundamental step in any skincare routine because it helps prevent clogged pores, acne, and dullness. Proper cleansing also prepares the skin to better absorb serums, moisturizers, and treatments applied afterward.
Dermatologists generally recommend cleansing your skin twice daily—once in the morning to remove overnight oils and once at night to clear away makeup, sunscreen, and environmental impurities. However, over-cleansing or using harsh formulas can strip natural oils, so it’s important to choose a gentle cleanser suited to your skin type.
Common types of skin cleansers include gel, foam, cream, oil-based, micellar water, and exfoliating cleansers. The best choice depends on your skin type:- Oily or acne-prone skin: Gel or foaming cleansers with salicylic acid.- Dry or sensitive skin: Cream or hydrating cleansers with ceramides or glycerin.- Combination skin: Balanced, pH-neutral formulas.- Makeup wearers: Oil-based or micellar cleansers for effective removal without irritation.
Yes, if the wrong product is used or if cleansing is done too aggressively. Harsh surfactants like sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), hot water, or excessive scrubbing can disrupt the skin barrier, leading to redness, tightness, or flaking. To avoid this, use lukewarm water, gentle circular motions, and fragrance-free, non-comedogenic cleansers formulated for your specific skin concerns.
Look for skin-friendly ingredients such as hyaluronic acid (for hydration), niacinamide (to soothe and brighten), glycerin (a humectant that retains moisture), and mild surfactants like cocamidopropyl betaine. Avoid alcohol denat, synthetic fragrances, and strong sulfates if you have sensitive or reactive skin. For acne-prone skin, consider cleansers with benzoyl peroxide or tea tree oil—but always patch-test first.