Ingredient record

Disodium Azelate

Status

Not listed in the restriction annexes

In brief

Disodium azelate is the sodium salt of azelaic acid, a compound derived from plant oils or grains. In cosmetic products it is used to control the thickness and flow of a formula, helping creams or lotions keep a consistent texture.

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