
SKU: J90304
Sodium lactate 60% 50 g
For cosmetic formulation use only.
Not intended for ingestion, medical use, or dietary supplementation.
Usage Rate: Typical: use the supplied liquid active concentrate at supplier-recommended levels in leave-on formulas, delivering approximately 0.1–0.5% pure active in the finished product (1000–5000 ppm).
Packaging
Liquid sizes — 10 mL sample through bulk (US · metric)
IngredientOS lists Sodium lactate 60% 50 g as a cosmetic active raw material for serum, cream, and emulsion development.
What is Sodium lactate 60% 50 g?
Sodium lactate 60% 50 g is a professional cosmetic active ingredient offered for formulation use. It is sold to formulators and ingredient buyers — not as a finished consumer product.
Use in cosmetic formulation
Use Sodium lactate 60% 50 g when building lotion systems where a active fits your formula architecture. This material is typically handled as a liquid in cosmetic labs. Confirm supplier guidance before scaling batches.
Solubility
water
Form
liquid
Typical formulation applications
- serums
- creams
- lotion systems
When to add it to a formula
Add during the water or cool-down phase for leave-on cosmetic formulas.
Category
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sodium lactate 60% 50 g?
Sodium lactate 60% 50 g is a professional cosmetic active ingredient offered for formulation use. It is sold to formulators and ingredient buyers — not as a finished consumer product.
How is Sodium lactate 60% 50 g used in cosmetic formulation?
Use Sodium lactate 60% 50 g when building lotion systems where a active fits your formula architecture. This material is typically handled as a liquid in cosmetic labs. Confirm supplier guidance before scaling batches.
Is Sodium lactate 60% 50 g a finished consumer product?
No. IngredientOS supplies professional raw cosmetic ingredients for formulation use only. Not intended for ingestion, formulation use, or consumer application.
What form is Sodium lactate 60% 50 g supplied in?
Sodium lactate 60% 50 g is handled as a liquid raw material in typical cosmetic lab workflows.