What is "ASCORBYL GLUCOSIDE" and what does it do?

Role: HUMECTANT

Family: VITAMIN C Derivative

Comedogenic index: 0

Ascorbyl glucoside is a stable form of vitamin C, associated with glucose, used for its multiple benefits in cosmetics.

Features and stability
Association with Glucose: Combines vitamin C with glucose, derived from natural starches such as rice.
Stability and Gradual Release: Breaks down into ascorbic acid in the skin, offering a prolonged effect.

Cosmetics benefits
Antioxidant properties: Acts as an effective antioxidant, strengthening the skin's defenses against environmental aggressors.

Brightening and complexion improvement: Effective for brightening skin and reducing hyperpigmentation.

Synergy with Niacinamide
Combination with Niacinamide: The combination with Niacinamide enhances its benefits for a more even, luminous complexion.

Concentration and Efficiency
Cosmetic use: Typically used in concentrations of 2 to 5% to target dullness and blemishes.

Antioxidant benefits: Concentrations of 0.5% and above can provide antioxidant benefits and neutralize environmental damage.

Compatibility and pH
Compatibility with other ingredients: Broadly compatible with other cosmetic ingredients.

Optimal pH range: Operates between pH 5 and 8, the lower end of this range being more suited to the skin's normal pH.

Conclusion
Ascorbyl glucoside is an innovative form of vitamin C, offering stability, antioxidant efficacy and improved skin radiance, while being compatible with a variety of cosmetic ingredients and suitable for a wide pH range.

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