Ectoine Skin Moisturizing High Quality Ectoin Ectoine Powder CAS 96702-03-3
Ectoin is derived from highly halophilic bacteria (Halomonas Elongata), so it is also referred to as the "salt tolerant bacterial extract". It is an amino acid derivative that belongs to the extreme enzyme component. Extreme electrolytes are protective molecules with initial stress. Under extreme conditions of high salt, high temperature, and high ultraviolet radiation, they can protect extreme microorganisms and plants from harmful environmental influences such as salt lakes, hot springs, ice blocks, deep seas, or deserts, thereby avoiding harm.
Product Standard
Specification Details
Product Name
Ectoine/Ectoin
Appearance
White powder
CAS
96702-03-3
Purity
98%
Shelf Life
24 months
Storage
Cool Dry Place
Strong water molecule capture and complexing ability
Its unique circular molecular structure endows it with strong water molecule complexing ability. One molecule of Ecdoxin can chelate four or five water molecules, which can structure free water within cells.
It has a miraculous effect on repairing cell DNA damage caused by ultraviolet radiation. It can effectively reduce the generation of sunburned cells and prevent damage to the thin running membrane structure. At the same time, it has a good repair effect on increasing cell repair ability, repairing cell DNA damage caused by ultraviolet radiation, and repairing light damage and aging caused by ultraviolet radiation.
Application guidance:
1. Suitable for various types of skincare products, especially for anti-aging, sun protection, post-sun repair, moisturizing, anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic products;
2. Suggested dosage: 0.3-2.0%; Solubility: water-soluble;
3. PH range: 1.0~9.0.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What is Ectoine and where does it come from?
Ectoine (Ectoin) is a natural amino acid derivative produced by highly halophilic bacteria, specifically Halomonas Elongata. It acts as an extremolyte—a protective molecule that shields microorganisms from extreme stresses like intense UV radiation, high temperatures, and high salt concentrations.
Q2: How does Ectoine protect and moisturize the skin?
Ectoine has an outstanding capacity to capture and structure water molecules. Each Ectoine molecule can chelate 4 to 5 water molecules, forming a protective hydration shell around cells. This helps to secure cellular moisture, reduce trans-epidermal water loss, and stabilize cell structures.
Q3: What are the main benefits of Ectoine in cosmetic formulations?
Ectoine provides profound anti-aging effects, strong moisturizing properties, post-sun cell DNA repair, and anti-inflammatory properties. It helps reduce sunburned cell counts and protects cell membranes from UV damage and photoaging.
Q4: What is the recommended dosage and pH range for using Ectoine?
The recommended dosage for cosmetic skincare formulations is 0.3% to 2.0%. Ectoine is completely water-soluble and maintains excellent stability over a wide pH range of 1.0 to 9.0.
Q5: How should Ectoine powder be stored to ensure quality?
Ectoine powder should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Under these optimal storage conditions, it maintains a shelf life of up to 24 months.
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