DNA Gel PH

DNA Gel PH in brief

DNA Gel PH is an opalescent gel active made in France that carries DNA in a base of water, glycerin and carbomer. Its INCI is Water, Glycerin, DNA, Carbomer. It dissolves in water and is designed for finished products with a pH between 5.5 and 7.5. The smallest pack is 0.33 oz (10 mL), enough to test it across several product types before ordering a larger size.

A moisturizing biopolymer

In cosmetics DNA acts as a moisturizing, film-forming biopolymer. It holds water on the skin surface and leaves a smooth, cared-for feel. The supplier places DNA Gel PH in age care for the face and eye area, in day and night creams and serums and in products for the first visible signs of aging, where it supports skin that looks smoother, firmer and better hydrated.

Dose by product type

The supplier gives a level for almost every format, which makes line planning easy. Creams, fluids and post-waxing gels use 2 to 3%. Eye contour care and after-shave lotions use 3%. Toning sprays and make-up removers use 4%. Body massage gels use 4 to 5%, and care for mature, tired-looking skin uses 5%.

From cleanser to night cream

Because the same active covers make-up removers, toners, serums, creams and body gels, a brand can carry one hero ingredient through a whole routine. The gel base blends easily into light emulsions.

Processing and partners

Add DNA Gel PH to the water phase or to a cooled emulsion, stir until uniform and check that the final pH stays between 5.5 and 7.5, since the carbomer base depends on it. Pair it with hyaluronic acid liquid for layered hydration or with adenosine in age care serums. The Hydralphatine Asia complex is another option for moisture. Explore more in our cosmetic actives section.