Scientific name: Zinc Lactate
Classification: Multifunctional active ingredient derived from a biotechnologically produced raw material
Purifying, rebalancing, soothing.
Stories from Nature
Zinc Lactate is a multifunctional active ingredient obtained by combining zinc with biotechnologically derived lactic acid, produced through the fermentation of plant sugars.
Despite its name, lactic acid does not necessarily come from milk: it can also be obtained through the fermentation of plant-based sugars. This combination results in a salt used in cosmetic research for the development of formulations designed for skin and scalp care.
Benefits Scalp
Zinc Lactate, with its purifying and astringent properties, helps maintain the scalp’s natural balance (skin microbiota), especially in cases of excess sebum and impurities. Its action, in synergy with other active ingredients, helps combat the unsightly effects of dandruff and flaking, promoting a rebalanced skin environment.
In specific treatments, it complements the formula’s soothing and moisturizing action, helping to relieve itching, redness, and discomfort while preserving the comfort and softness of the Scalp. It also provides a pleasant sensation of freshness, cleanliness, and lightness.