Acids and Vitamins

Polyglutamic Acid Sodium (PGA Na)

Sodium Polyglutamate

PGA Na is long-lasting moisturazing and endogenous hydrating. PGA Na is a natural, multi-functional and biodegradable biopolymer produced from L-glutamic acid through a fermentation process with a Bacillus subtilis. It is a water-soluble homo-polyamide consisting of D-glutamic acid and L-glutamic acid monomers connected by amide linkages between α-amino and γ-carboxyl groups.

Polyglutamic acid itself is difficult to be water soluble, and the PGA used in cosmetics in general is sodium ionized PGA, which has excellent water soubiity after sodium ionization, therefore, there is a direct label on the market with the name polyglutamic acid sodium.

Whitening
Moisturizing
Hair strengthing
Reducing dark spots
Antioxidative
Anti-Wrinkles
natural
Lotion
Mask
Cream
Gel
Haircare
Conditioner
Cleansing
damaged
dry
normal
Fact sheet
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CAS

28829-38-1

Appearance

white-offwhite powder

Solubility

water soluble

Recommended use in Formulation

0.05-1.0%