CAS 72-17-3 Sodium Lactate

CAS 72-17-3 Sodium Lactate

Sodium lactate is a multi-faceted ingredient, known as a humectant moisturiser. Humectants are highly effective skin-hydrators, which attract and bind to water from the atmosphere and the deeper layers of the skin. This helps to prevent water loss and imparts a feeling of elasticity. As a humectant, sodium lactate helps keep the skin hydrated and has been reported to improve the moisture content of the skin by up to 84%.Another function of sodium lactate is that it works as a keratolytic agent, meaning it helps remove dead skin cells from the surface of the skin, contributing to its overall healthy functions and helping to improve skin concerns such as keratosis pilaris, rough and bumpy texture, and dry, dull skin. This multi-tasking ingredient can be found in numerous skincare products, including body wash, cleanser, body lotion, shampoo and conditioner. It can increase skin hydration in both leave-on and rinse-off solutions.

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What is Sodium Lactate

Sodium lactate is a multi-faceted ingredient, known as a humectant moisturiser. Humectants are highly effective skin-hydrators, which attract and bind to water from the atmosphere and the deeper layers of the skin. This helps to prevent water loss and imparts a feeling of elasticity. As a humectant, sodium lactate helps keep the skin hydrated and has been reported to improve the moisture content of the skin by up to 84%.Another function of sodium lactate is that it works as a keratolytic agent, meaning it helps remove dead skin cells from the surface of the skin, contributing to its overall healthy functions and helping to improve skin concerns such as keratosis pilaris, rough and bumpy texture, and dry, dull skin. This multi-tasking ingredient can be found in numerous skincare products, including body wash, cleanser, body lotion, shampoo and conditioner. It can increase skin hydration in both leave-on and rinse-off solutions.

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What Does Sodium Lactate Do For The Skin?

Sodium lactate increases the efficacy of alpha hydroxy acids (AHA's). 2.This means that combined with other ingredients, sodium lactate helps to further boost product absorption, smooth your complexion and hydrate the skin. A match made in skincare heaven, right?
This ingredient also makes oils and butters less greasy and more moisturising.
It dramatically improves moisture content of the skin, particularly when used in rinse-off solutions.
Functioning as a buffering agent, it helps to stabilise formulation's pH by helping establish and hold the product, acting as a preservative.
By balancing the pH levels, this skin-loving ingredient is able to prevent the protective barrier from depleting and allows it to perform its daily function of protecting the skin from damaging pollutants.
Sodium lactate has further been known to brighten the skins complexion.

 

What Are The Uses of Sodium Lactate?
 
 

Food Industry

Sodium lactate is utilized as a food preservative, flavor enhancer, antifreeze agent, and humectant in the food industry. It has been applied as a substitute for sodium benzoate as a preservative in some countries. Sodium lactate offers incomparable advantages over sodium benzoate, sodium citrate, and sodium erythorbate.

 
 
 

Medical Field

In liquid form, sodium lactate can alleviate dehydration caused by diarrhea, poisoning caused by diabetes, and gastritis. It is used to replenish body fluids or electrolytes in intravenous solutions and is extensively applied in continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) for patients with kidney diseases. It is also used as an electrolyte and dialysate in intravenous injections, disinfectants for oral rinses, and bladder irrigation solutions.Sodium lactate is widely used in the preparation of Ringer's solution as an injectable solution for the treatment of metabolic acidosis.

 
 
 

Personal Care Industry

Lactate and lactate salts are natural components of human skin and hair. They possess unique pH-regulating and moisturizing functions and find wide application in various personal care products such as bath products, skincare products, hair care products, and oral care products.kincare products: Sodium lactate, being a natural moisturizing factor, constitutes one-fourth of the components in the stratum corneum of the skin. When used in cosmetics, sodium lactate can form a hydrating film with other chemicals, preventing the evaporation of skin moisture and keeping the skin hydrated, thereby preventing the formation of wrinkles. Sodium lactate is widely used as a moisturizing agent in skincare products. L-lactate salts can be used as a new generation of skin whitening agents, and when combined with other skin whitening agents, they exhibit a synergistic effect.

 

 

 
 
How Sodium Lactate Helps Hair Growth
01.

Boosting Blood Circulation

Sodium lactate's hydrating effects can positively impact blood circulation in the scalp. Proper blood circulation to the scalp is essential to hair health. Without it, hair follicles may not get an adequate supply of the nutrients necessary to build new hair or the oxygen required to function. In this way, sodium lactate may stimulate hair growth and improve new hair strength in people who suffer from limited hair growth due to poor circulation.

02.

Improving Hair Quality

Sodium lactate helps improve hair quality as part of a well-rounded scalp care routine. Keeping the scalp hydrated can contribute to the normal production of the body's Natural Moisturizing Factor. This, in turn, promotes hair follicle health and can improve the quality of new hair as it grows.

03.

Removing Chemical Residue

The build-up of chemicals on the outer surface of the hair shaft can interfere with moisture absorption. Over time, this can lead to hair becoming lackluster and brittle. Products containing sodium lactate can help improve strength, shine and elasticity in existing hair-mainly when the formula also includes stronger keratolytic agents.

04.

Reducing Hair Breakage

Sodium lactate doesn't make hair grow faster or thicker-no single ingredient or product can. However, formulations containing this salt can sometimes create the illusion of hair growing faster by limiting any breakage-hindered length.

 

The Benefits of Sodium Lactate
 
 

Preservative

Sodium lactate is a bacteriostatic agent, meaning it stops germs from reproducing but doesn't necessarily kill them. As a result, sodium lactate is useless as a preservative when used alone; it must be combined with a broad range preservative.

 
 
 

PH

Sodium lactate is also a buffering agent that aids in the establishment and maintenance of a product's ph. The pH of cosmetics and skin care products should be as near as feasible to the skin's natural pH, which is generally between 4.75 and 5.5. A substance that is too acidic can irritate the skin and sting the eyes. Overly alkaline products, on the other hand, may deprive the skin of essential lipids or oils, making it more susceptible to acne.

 
 
 

Moisture

Sodium lactate can also be used as a humectant moisturiser. A humectant is a water-absorbing substance with a chemical structure that makes it easy for it to connect with water molecules.

 

 

How is Sodium Lactate Made?

 

 

The sodium lactate liquid found in body wash, skincare products, and other formulations like serums, shampoo, and conditioners is produced in a lab from naturally derived ingredients. The simple process begins with the fermentation of sugars found in corn syrup or beets. This produces lactic acid, which is then neutralized to form sodium lactate.It's most often described as a colorless or slightly yellow syrup with a subtly saline flavor, though we wouldn't recommend tasting your hair products to find out if this is true! Powdered sodium lactate and sodium lactate liquid are safe and readily available online. They're popularly used in artisanal cold process soaps and homemade soap to extend shelf life and create a creamy, moisturizing texture.

 

How to Maintain Sodium Lactate
 

Store in a Cool and Dry Place

Sodium lactate should be kept in a location with low humidity and temperatures below 25°C (77°F). High temperatures can lead to dehydration of the product, affecting its solubility and efficacy.Use clean utensils when handling the sodium lactate to avoid cross-contamination with foreign materials that could compromise its quality.

 

Avoid Direct Sunlight

Exposure to direct sunlight can cause degradation of the product over time. Store sodium lactate in areas shielded from light or use opaque containers to protect it from UV radiation.Keep the sodium lactate in its original container or another airtight container to prevent moisture absorption and contamination from dust or other substances.Although sodium lactate has a relatively long shelf life, always check the expiration date or recommended usage period before using it. Discard any expired or questionable batches.

 

Avoid Freezing

While sodium lactate generally does not freeze at typical freezer temperatures, repeated cycles of freezing and thawing could potentially affect its physical properties. If accidental freezing occurs, allow the product to thaw slowly in a cool place before use.If sodium lactate is being used in a commercial setting, ensure that it is stored according to any regulatory requirements specific to your industry, such as those related to food safety or pharmaceutical manufacturing.its intended applications.

 

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Q: Is Sodium Lactate Safe to Use Topically?

A: Sodium lactate is non-toxic and safe for most people to use in a topical serum, shampoo or conditioner. Sodium lactate is so safe that it's frequently used as a preservative and acidity regulator in many food products. Though essentially harmless, sodium lactate can increase sun sensitivity when applied regularly to the skin in high concentrations.

Q: Is It Suitable for Vegans to Use?

A: Despite its name, sodium lactate has no chemical similarity to lactose or other dairy derivatives. It is not derived from animals or animal by-products. This means it's suitable for vegans and people who wish to avoid dairy.Divi's Scalp Serum, Shampoo & Conditioner-all of which contain this sodium salt ingredient-are cruelty-free, which means none of the ingredients in these products are tested on animals.

Q: Who Can Sodium Lactate Help?

A: As an all-around superstar moisturizing ingredient with soothing and balancing properties, sodium lactate is considered suitable for use by people of all skin and hair types. If you're thinking about trying personal care products with sodium lactate, it's essential to check the rest of the ingredients list for potential allergens or irritants. However, sodium lactate won't be the cause of those allergies or irritations.

Q: Should I Seek Professional Advice Before Using Sodium Lactate for Scalp Health

A: Sodium lactate has shown no indication thus far of causing skin irritation or allergic reactions during chemical testing and should be safe for use by people of all skin types. However, it's still advisable to perform a patch test with any sodium lactate-containing products or to seek advice from your dermatologist (skin doctor) if you have any concerns.

Q: How long is sodium lactate good for?

A: Formulating with sodium lactate will pull the pH of your formulations towards neutral, so keep that in mind. Stored somewhere cool, dark, and dry, sodium lactate should last for at least 5–6 years.Improved glucose metabolism: Lactate has been shown to improve glucose metabolism by increasing insulin sensitivity and glucose uptake by the muscles. This can help to reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes and other metabolic disorders.

Q: Is sodium lactate safe to consume?

A: The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) affirmed sodium lactate as GRAS (generally recognised as safe) substance and permitted the use in food with no limitation other than current good manufacturing practice for use as emulsifier, flavour enhancer, flavouring agent or adjuvant, humectant, and pH control agent (CFR § ...

Q: Is sodium lactate safe for face?

A: Sodium lactate has a proven track record of safety within cosmetic use backed by decades of assessments. It is also classified as a food additive emulsifier by the US FDA further signifying its safety.Sodium lactate is the sodium salt of lactic acid, and has a mild saline taste. It is produced by fermentation of a sugar source, such as corn or beets, and then, by neutralizing the resulting lactic acid to create a compound having the formula NaC3H5O3.

Q: Is sodium lactate safe for hair?

A: Is Sodium Lactate Safe? Yes, sodium lactate is safe to apply to your hair and scalp. The Cosmetic Ingredient Review Expert Panel is an independent organization which reviews common ingredients in various cosmetics and beauty products for their safety.Addition of sodium lactate has no influence on the pH; it has a mild salty taste in comparison with NaCl, and its natural occurrence in meat makes it a suitable flavouring ingredient.

Q: Why does sodium lactate cause panic attacks?

A: Known biologic mechanisms do not sufficiently explain the effects of lactate. Instead, an interaction of peripheral physiologic changes, past experience, environmental cues, and their appraisal as threatening or dangerous seems to be a more appropriate model.Consistent with these data, acute oral studies showed oxalate-induced renal calculi, an increase in renal oxalate, and nephrotoxic effects. No systemic effects were seen with dermal application, but irritation at the site of application was produced.

Q: What is a good substitute for sodium lactate?

A: If you don't have sodium lactate on hand, you can also add table salt to your lye solution. Sodium lactate or table salt is especially great when the recipe tends to be a little softer (like a palm free recipe). Sodium Lactate creates a bar that is firmer, can be unmolded faster, and also lasts longer in the shower.

Q: Is sodium lactate a base or acid?

A: Sodium Lactate is the sodium salt of natural L (+) lactic acid made by the fermentation of sugar. I has a mild taste, antimicrobial properties and is pH neutral.Sodium Lactate is typically a clear, colorless liquid with a mild odor and serves multiple functions in skincare products. It acts as a humectant, attracting and retaining moisture in the skin, promoting hydration and preventing dryness.

Q: Is sodium lactate antibacterial?

A: Sodium lactate is used as humectant and flavor enhancer in meat and poultry products, and there is growing evidence of antimicrobial properties of the salt.Sodium lactate has excellent moisture-retaining effects that are not affected by temperature and humidity, which helps retain moisture even at low temperature and low humidity.

Q: Is lactate good for the brain?

A: L-lactate is capable of regulating brain function in the terms of learning and memory, cerebral blood flow, neurogenesis and cerebral microangiogenesis, energy metabolism, neuronal activity, and neuroprotection via different pathways.These observations suggest that lactate administration, which could increase blood lactate levels, stimulated the hypertrophy of skeletal muscle with the activation of muscle satellite cells.

Q: How does lactate work?

A: When the body has plenty of oxygen, pyruvate is shuttled to an aerobic pathway to be further broken down for more energy. But when oxygen is limited, the body temporarily converts pyruvate into a substance called lactate, which allows glucose breakdown-and thus energy production-to continue.Origin: Sodium lactate is produced by the fermentation of sugar from a natural source, such as corn or beets.

Q: Is sodium lactate organic?

A: The NOSB classified both sodium lactate and potassium lactate as synthetic, and recommended addition to the National List at §205.605(b) Nonagricultural (nonorganic) substances allowed as ingredients in or on processed products labeled as "organic" or "made with organic (specified ingredients or food group(s))" ...In soap, Sodium Lactate helps to produce a harder bar of soap that lasts longer in the shower. Because Sodium Lactate is a salt, it is a natural humectant, providing moisture. Use Sodium Lactate to make your Cold Process Soap bars hard and smooth.

Q: Does sodium lactate brighten skin?

A: Sodium lactate is found in the stratum corneum of the skin and is the most cost effective, naturally occurring humectant available for use as a moisturizer. Has slight skin-lightening effects. Useful to adjust pH.We say yes. Sodium Lactate is not only an endogenous and absolutely harmless substance, it significantly supports the NMF and helps to hydrate the skin. This makes sodium lactate an important element for good cosmetics and also perfectly suitable for certified natural cosmetics.

Q: Is sodium lactate better than glycerin?

A: Sodium lactate is said to be more moisturising than glycerine and it is not sticky. It is usually available as an aqueous solution, the concentration of which is around 60% (60% lactate-40% water). Use it in any of your formulations for skincare or haircare. It is a widely-available, effective humectant.

Q: Is sodium good for anxiety?

A: Excessive salt intake raises blood pressure and increases the workload of the heart, causing the body to release adrenalin into the bloodstream and leading to anxiety. In addition, many cans and plastic containers are lined with bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical that has been linked to changes in mood and blood pressure.Key takeaways: The physical effects of excess sodium intake can lead to poorer mental health. Hyponatremia (abnormally low blood sodium) is associated with several psychiatric illnesses. Depressed people have a higher level of a hormone that causes the body to retain sodium.

Q: How much sodium is in sodium lactate?

A: The total amount of electrolytes per litre are: sodium 131 mmol, potassium 5 mmol, chloride 112 mmol, calcium 2 mmol, bicarbonate (as lactate) 28 mmol. The osmolality is approximately 255 mOsm/kg water.Sodium lactate is an organic sodium salt having lactate as the counterion. It has a role as a food preservative and a food acidity regulator. It is an organic sodium salt and a lactate salt.

Q: Does lactic acid affect the brain?

A: Researchers at the University of Bristol and University College London found that lactate-essentially lactic acid-causes cells in the brain to release more noradrenaline (norepinephrine in US English), a hormone and neurotransmitter which is fundamental for brain function.

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