Polyhydroxy acid, very gentle; antioxidant and chelating properties; large molecule, minimal penetration; suitable for sensitive rosacea-prone skin; film-forming humectant properties
Function & Common Use
Active (PHA exfoliant) / Antioxidant
Active Ingredient
Sensitive skin serums post-procedure care
Synthetic
Concentration Limits
No formal limit
No specific limit
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lactobionic Acid safe to use in skincare?
Lactobionic Acid has a Low concern rating from The Clean Sheet. Polyhydroxy acid, very gentle; antioxidant and chelating properties; large molecule, minimal penetration; suitable for sensitive rosacea-prone skin; film-forming humectant properties
Is Lactobionic Acid allowed in India?
Lactobionic Acid is currently classified as "Permitted" under Indian cosmetics regulations. The maximum permitted concentration is No formal limit.
What is Lactobionic Acid used for in cosmetics?
Lactobionic Acid functions as: Active (PHA exfoliant) / Antioxidant. It is commonly found in: Sensitive skin serums post-procedure care.
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