Zince Ricinoleate (odour shield)

Description

Zinc Ricinoleate is a chemical compound that serves as an effective odor-absorbing agent, commonly utilized in personal care and cosmetic products. Zinc Ricinoleate, also referred to as Odor Shield, is a zinc salt derived from ricinoleic acid, known for its antimicrobial and moisture-absorbing properties.

Zinc Ricinoleate is defined as a fatty acid derivative from castor oil, functioning as an anti-odorant and antimicrobial agent in various applications. In the context of cosmetics, Zinc Ricinoleate is a zinc salt of ricinoleic acid that neutralizes unpleasant odors and inhibits microbial growth. Zinc Ricinoleate is a specialized ingredient used in personal care products, characterized by its ability to absorb and eliminate odor-causing molecules.

Cosmetic Benefits of Zinc Ricinoleate:

Skin Benefits:

1. Reduces body odor
2. Controls sweat and moisture
3. Soothes skin irritations
4. Anti-inflammatory properties
5. Antimicrobial and antifungal protection
6. Helps manage acne and pimples
7. Protects skin from environmental stressors
8. Enhances skin clarity and radiance

Hair Care Benefits:

1. Reduces scalp odor and irritation
2. Controls dandruff and flaking
3. Soothes itchiness and redness
4. Enhances hair shine and manageability
5. Protects hair from environmental damage

CAS NUM: 68424-27-3

INCI Name: Zinc Ricinoleate

Classification: Naturally Derived (ND)

Percentage Purity: 95-99%

Country of Origin: USA

Certification: ECOCert

Precaution: Handle Zinc Ricinoleate with care, avoiding inhalation, ingestion, and skin or eye contact. Wear protective gloves, safety glasses, and a mask when handling Zinc Ricinoleate.

Packaging: Our powders are packed in water proof zip lock pouches avoid spillage.

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