Sodium Citrate
Balanced pH support for consistent formulations.
Sodium Citrate assists with buffering, pH control, and formulation balance across compatible cosmetic applications.
Supports a selected pH range
It is incorporated into formulations where controlled pH conditions are required for the finished product.
Creates a buffering system
When paired with compatible acidic ingredients, Sodium Citrate can help reduce sudden changes in formulation pH.
Fits multiple product formats
It can be used in cleansers, toners, emulsions, shampoos, conditioners, gels, and body care formulations.
Supports formulation consistency
Controlled pH conditions can contribute to the uniformity and compatibility of the complete cosmetic ingredient system.
Best Used For
A cosmetic-grade buffering ingredient suitable for pH-controlled skincare, haircare, and cleansing formulations.
Simple steps for best results
Designed for pH control and buffering support in cosmetic and personal care formulations.
Review the required pH range
Determine the suitable finished pH according to the product type and complete ingredient system.
Measure the required quantity
Use the selected amount according to the formulation design, buffering requirements, and compatibility assessment.
Add and verify the final pH
Incorporate Sodium Citrate with thorough mixing, then check and adjust the finished formulation pH as needed.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about Sodium Citrate Cosmetic Raw Material.
What is Sodium Citrate used for in cosmetics?
Sodium Citrate is used as a buffering agent and pH-regulating ingredient in skincare, haircare, cleansing, and personal care formulations.
How does Sodium Citrate support formulation pH?
It helps maintain the selected pH range when used with compatible formulation ingredients and an appropriate acid system.
Which cosmetic products can include Sodium Citrate?
It can be incorporated into cleansers, toners, serums, creams, lotions, shampoos, conditioners, body washes, and cosmetic gels.
Can Sodium Citrate be used with Citric Acid?
Yes, it is commonly paired with Citric Acid in compatible formulations to create a controlled buffering system.
When should Sodium Citrate be added?
It should be incorporated at the appropriate processing stage, followed by checking and adjusting the final formulation pH as required.