Ingredients Details Documents Ferulic Acid Powerful Plant-Based Antioxidant for Brightening & Protection INCI Name: Ferulic Acid Appearance: Light tan to off-white powder Solubility: Soluble in alcohol and propylene glycol; limited water solubility Usage Rate: 0.5% – 1% Function: Antioxidant, brightening agent, vitamin stabilizer, UV-protection enhancer Ferulic Acid is a potent antioxidant naturally found in rice bran, oats, and other plants. It helps neutralize free radicals, improves skin tone, and stabilizes vitamins C and E in skincare formulations. A key ingredient in advanced serums and anti-aging products. Commonly Used In: Vitamin C + E antioxidant serums Brightening and anti-aging serums UV-protective day creams Hyperpigmentation treatments Natural and plant-based formulations Why Choose Ferulic Acid? Ferulic Acid is widely recognized for its ability to boost the performance and stability of other antioxidants, especially L-Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) and Tocopherol (Vitamin E). It enhances protection from oxidative damage caused by pollution and UV rays, supporting a more even, youthful complexion. Key Benefits: Neutralizes free radicals and environmental stressors Boosts the effectiveness of Vitamin C and E Helps reduce appearance of dark spots and fine lines Brightens and supports even skin tone Plant-derived and suitable for clean formulations Performance Highlights: Often used in Vitamin C serums at 0.5–1% Stable in alcohol, ethanol, and propylene glycol systems May discolor in water-based or high-pH systems Formulation Tips: Ferulic Acid dissolves best in heated ethanol or propylene glycol. It is not water-soluble. For optimal results, combine with Vitamin C (L-Ascorbic Acid) in an anhydrous or alcohol-based solution. Keep pH below 6 for maximum stability and skin compatibility. How to Use: Usage Rate: 0.5% – 1% Best dissolved in ethanol, propylene glycol, or butylene glycol Add during heated phase (~50–60°C) if needed Documents COA SDS
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