Zinc Sulphate for Cosmetic Use - Monohydrate

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Pure pharmaceutical-grade Zinc Sulphate.
Beneficial for treating acne.
Reduces inflammation and soothes irritated skin.
Strengthens hair and prevents dandruff.
Regulates sebum, making it ideal for oily skin.
Protects skin from the sun’s rays.

Current batch: INSFZ0828
Earliest expiry date: Ago. / 2028

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50g €6.35
100g €10.50
250g €19.65
500g €34.90
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1Kg €68.40
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5Kg €317.80
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Product information

INCI: Zinc Sulfate
Purity: > 99,0 %
pH level: 4 - 5
Melting point: 100 °C
Chemical formula: ZnSO₄·H₂O
Heat-sensitive: No
Hygroscopic: Si
IN6660
CAS number: 7446-19-7
EINECS number: 231-793-3
IUPAC name: Sulfato de zinc

Price range Zinc Sulphate for Cosmetic Use - Monohydrate at Mi Cosmética Casera from 6,35 € to 317,80 € across 6 sizes.
Prices always include VAT.

Description

Zinc sulphate is a chemical compound typically supplied as a water-soluble white powder. It is known for its many applications in various industries, particularly cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, thanks to its beneficial properties.

This compound is highly valued for its anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and astringent effects, making it an important skin and hair care ingredient.

Properties and Benefits of Zinc Sulphate

Zinc sulphate is widely used in acne treatments, helping reduce inflammation and combat the bacteria responsible for breakouts. Its ability to reduce redness and swelling makes it ideal for sensitive or irritation-prone skin. It is also effective in treating various skin conditions, such as dermatitis, eczema and psoriasis, providing relief and supporting skin healing.

In sun protection, zinc sulphate acts as a shield against UV rays, helping prevent premature ageing and sun damage. It also benefits hair care by strengthening strands and preventing common problems such as dandruff. Adding zinc sulphate to hair products can significantly improve scalp and overall hair health.

Recommendations for Use

Zinc sulphate concentrations in cosmetic formulations are usually between 0,1% and 1%. For specific products, such as targeted acne treatments, the concentration may be slightly higher but should not exceed 2%.