EDTA (ETHYLENEDIAMINETETRAACETIC ACID)

EDTA is a synthetic compound commonly used in a wide range of skincare products like cleansers, moisturizers, serums and sunscreens, where it serves as a chelating agent to improve product stability, prevent color changes and improve the efficacy of preservatives by binding to metal ions that could degrade the product over time. Its presence helps maintain the quality and effectiveness of these formulas for a longer shelf life and consistent performance.

INCI

Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid, Edetic Acid

ORIGIN

EDTA is a synthetic compound created through chemical processes in laboratories and is not naturally derived from any specific source.

SKIN TOLERANCE

EDTA is generally well-tolerated on skin and does not generally cause skin irritation.

SKINCARE BENEFITS

Improves Product Stability


EDTA helps maintain the stability of skincare products to prevent product degradation like discoloration or changes in texture.

Preserves Product


EDTA improves the effectiveness of preservatives in skincare products which helps prevent the growth of harmful microorganisms and prolong the product's shelf life.

Improves Performance

The inclusion of EDTA ensures that skincare products remain consistent in color, texture and overall quality throughout their shelf life and provides a more reliable, effective user experience.