Glycolic Acid | 79-14-1
Cas No :
79-14-1
Form :
Crystalline
Molecular Weight :
76,05 G/Mol
Molecular Formula :
MOLECULAR FORMULA C2H4O3
Boiling Point :
100–101 °C
Solubility :
Highly Soluble In Water, Alcohols, Acetone
Flash Point :
135 °C
Description :
Overview of Glycolic Acid
Glycollic acid, a naturally occurring alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA), is renowned for its exceptional moisturising, skin-brightening, and exfoliating properties. It promotes cell renewal, gets rid of dead skin cells, and improves the texture of the skin overall. It is frequently utilised in personal care, cosmetic, and skincare products.
Applications of Glycolic Acid
The Skincare and Fragrance Industry
- aids in the renewal and exfoliation of skin cells in lotions, serums, and creams.
- enhances the clarity, texture, and moisture retention of the skin.
- enhances cosmetic benefits by blending well with salicylic acid, lactic acid, and other AHAs.
Cosmetics and Personal Care
- Ideal for anti-aging formulas, body lotions, peels, and face creams.
- Used to improve skin smoothness in toners, cleansers, and acne treatments.
- Performs well in emulsion and water-based systems.
Safety & Handling Guidelines
- Put on protective clothes, goggles, and gloves.
- Steer clear of prolonged skin contact and direct inhalation of concentrated form.
- Keep it dry, cool, and well-ventilated.
Where to Buy Glycolic Acid?
Manufacturer & Supplier:
ChemicalBull offers high-quality Glycolic Acid for skincare, cosmetics, and industrial applications.
Bulk Supply Available
– Safe packaging and fast delivery.
Glycolic Acid
Material Safety Data Sheet available upon request.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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What is Glycolic Acid used for?
Glycolic Acid is used to exfoliate the skin, improve texture, and enhance the performance of skincare formulations. -
Can Glycolic Acid be used in lotions?
Yes, it is commonly used in lotions, creams, and serums. -
Is Glycolic Acid safe for sensitive skin?
It can be used at low concentrations for sensitive skin, in accordance with cosmetic guidelines.
