Sodium Lactate – The Must-Have Ingredient for Soapmaking and Skincare Meet Sodium Lactate, the unsung hero of soapmaking and skincare formulations! This liquid salt, derived from non-GMO corn syrup, is a game-changer for creating harder, longer-lasting soap bars and deeply hydrating creams and lotions. Why You Need Sodium Lactate in Soapmaking Harder, Longer-Lasting Bars: Enhances structural integrity, especially in palm-free, Castile, or soft oil soaps. Effortless Unmolding: Ensures bars dry quickly and unmold cleanly for a flawless finish. Luxurious Lather: Creates a rich, strong lather for an indulgent experience. Reduced Cure Time: Speeds up drying and hardening to save time. Usage Rate: Add 2–5% of your recipe weight to lye water for best results. Sodium Lactate in Lotions & Creams Velvety Texture: Enhances product feel, making creams and lotions feel thicker and luxuriously soft. Deep Hydration: Provides long-lasting moisture for smoother, healthier skin. Less Stickiness: Reduces tackiness in glycerine-heavy recipes. Usage Rate: Use at 1–3% of the total formula weight. Key Features Grade: Food grade (when in original packaging). Vegan & Vegetarian: Kosher and Halal certified. Concentration: Standard 60%, suitable for most recipes. INCI: Sodium Lactate CAS Number: 867-56-1 Country of Origin: Thailand Whether you’re crafting soap bars that last longer or lotions that leave skin silky smooth, Heirloom’s Sodium Lactate is the versatile ingredient you’ve been missing. Safety Information: SDS DOCUMENT
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